No Matter How I Feel, I Cannot Express My Emotions – Model Recounts the Trauma of Being Kidnapped by Her Brother and Others During a Milan Photoshoot 8 Years Ago

Chloe Ayling has opened up about a horrifying ordeal she experienced during what she believed was a legitimate modeling opportunity in Milan — only to be abducted and held captive by a “mad man.”

According to Chloe, she was grabbed from behind, inj£ct£d with ketamine, and stuffed into a suitcase, before being ch-ined to a piece of furniture in a remote location.

While in captivity, her abductors demanded a ransom of €300,000 (£260,000) for her release. She says she was threatened with being auctioned off as a s–x sl-ve if the money wasn’t paid within a week — and warned she might be f-d to tigers once her “buyers” were done with her.

Although she was eventually released, Chloe says that even eight years later, many still refuse to believe her story.

In a recent interview, she revealed that she has since received a formal diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, which she believes explains her behavior during the traumatic event — as well as throughout her life before and after the incident.

She said During BBC Documentry: “I had a lot of difficulties with communication.

“I’d react in the wrong way. If I was being told off I would smile. I just had the wrong reactions to things.

“My mum would come with me on school trips because I wouldn’t be able to say what I wanted or express how I was feeling. For ages I just said I’m not an emotional person, but now I realize that no matter now hard I try, I just can’t express my emotion

Meanwhile, the man convicted in the case — Lukasz Herba — was initially sentenced to 16 years and 9 months in prison for her kidnapping. However, his sentence was later reduced to 11 years on appeal.

Her brother was also jailed and sentenced for being part of the crime too