'We thought we would never see her alive again': Relieved family will today welcome home British model, 20, who was drugged, stuffed in bag, driven to Italian farmhouse and auctioned as sex slave on Dark Web
British model, 20, was kidnapped after being lured to fake photoshoot at abandoned shop in Milan
Police say British-Polish Lukasz Herba tried to sell her 'sexual services' online for £270,000
She had been given ketamine and was handcuffed and put in a suitcase before being driven to Turin
Held at a farmhouse for six days but then released because she was a mother which 'broke gang's rules'
Herba accompanied her to British Consulate in Milan, where he was arrested by police and 'confessed'
UK police raided Herba's home in the West Midlands in late July according to his neighbours
The family of a kidnapped British model, who was drugged, stuffed in a bag, driven to a farmhouse and auctioned as a sex slave by a Dark Web gang, admitted they thought they would never see her again.
The online criminals, known as Black Death, lured the woman, 20, whose identity has not been revealed, from Paris to an abandoned shop near Milan's Central Station with the promise of a photoshoot.
She was drugged, handcuffed and loaded into a car boot in Milan before being driven 120 miles to a farmhouse in Turin where she was kept for six days. But she was set free when they found out she was a mother of a two-year-old boy.
Her modelling agency said she is due to finally fly home to the UK today. And a family friend told the Daily Mirror: 'They thought they would never see her alive again. She has been through hell. We just want to get her home'.
A spokesman for her agency said: 'She has been with the police visiting the crime scene. I have been in touch with her family the whole time. Our prime concern now is to get her back safely.'


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