The abduction of British women: an Italian court has given 16 years of “visionary with experience”
A court in Italy has sentenced to 16 years and 9 months in prison pole for the kidnapping of 20-year-old British model.
In July last year, Lucas herb, under the pretext of photographing lured to Milan fashion model Chloe Ailing, drugged her, stuffed into a suitcase and taken to an unknown location, where six days had held the girl against her will.
In court the 30-year-old pole, described as a visionary with experience who lost his head when he saw the girl’s photos in “Instagram”. He though he had a scheme with the kidnapping in order to impress Chloe.
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The defenders of the accused argued that the model itself organized his own kidnapping for publicity and PR. Chloe Eiling in numerous interviews rejected these assumptions.
Herb Lucas, who lived in England, he was the photographer and took a model shooting in Milan.
Met with the girl instead of taking pictures, he drugged her with ketamine, placed in a suitcase loaded into the trunk of a car and taken to a house on the outskirts of Turin.
Herb called party to the international criminal organization “the Black death” and played the attempt to sell models on eBay.
Upon learning that British women have a baby, herb decided to release the model.
Pole was found guilty of kidnapping, attempted extortion and the use of forged documents.