Case 116: Chloe Ayling

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In 1987, London-based lawyer and part-time DJ, Phil Green, cemented a new career endeavour by founding his own modelling agency, aptly titled ‘Supermodel Agency’...
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[@JL-ff4xn]

You should do the Ana Kriegel case in the coming weeks. A case that shook Ireland to its core, the two boys who killed her are being sentenced in a week or two and are the youngest people in the history of the state to be found guilty of murder. Very upsetting but gets extremely dark and disturbing and is being compared to the James Bulger case. Very well made videos, have to say

[@myselfme767]

He has an email where you can give case suggestions.

[@sfletch3042]

I noticed in that interview that the interviewer asks her about the kidnappers going to so much trouble to kidnap her and she said "yes it took months of planning", then immediately corrects herself with "it must have took months of planning". I think that is telling. When I heard that it stood out. She also said that she was struggling with them and he injected her arm and she went immediately unconscious which sounds unbelievable when we're talking about ketamine. How could this guy hit her vein while she was struggling. In many cases it's hard for phlebotomists in medical settings to hit people's veins, but someone with no medical training during a struggle?. Sounds like bs to me. And as far as the tracksuit goes I think that she purposefully bought a tracksuit that was too big for her so that she could later say that they gave it to her as part of her story. She went shopping for this tracksuit why would she not buy her correct size? I also find that a huge piece of information about the kidnapping and the fact that she didn't tell the police that until they confronted her with the video footage proving she'd been in the village is completely suspicious. I cannot think of any feasible reason for her to leave out that information thus lying by omission to the cops. I feel like I'm forgetting a couple of other things that stood out to me as well but I can't recall what they are. I absolutely think that she planned this with this guy to help her get publicity and all along knew that she was going to pin it on him. I also don't understand why if the police believe her story they didn't charge both brothers.

[@alia9087]

Also very strange the guy in the dock wanted her in court. Very odd request if it was not planned

[@alia9087]

I am from the UK and had never heard of her. Looked her up and I have never seen her before. So grateful

[@VladRadu-tq1pg]

another dumb bimbo as thousands of others on insta

[@fuzzymath6240]

Great story!! Unbelievable how susceptible people are to believing stupid headlines. Good for Chloe in staying strong and not letting idiots ruin her attitude. Personally I've noticed that women in porn industry/fetish type work are mentally strong individuals.

[@martinezlucia101]

I never heard this story here in the US. Poor girl. She is used to smiling and putting on a putting on a show for the camera, it’s probably second nature. I think the there is sufficient evidence to prove she wasn’t involved. Shame on the media for turning a victim into a villain! Kudos case files for sharing this story! Well done

[@jacksmedullaoblongata7659]

The farmhouse was NOT RAMSHACKLE!! IT'S AN AIRBNB!! I saw it with the owner giving a tour on 60 minutes. The neighbors said they saw her dining in the garden eating pizza with both men during the "kidnapping". They also saw her unloading groceries.

[@sfletch3042]

Where did you hear that about the neighbors? I haven't heard that anywhere.

[@Charles-oo8bq]

The fact noone would pay her ransom speaks volumes.

[@lisas8614]

Hey, I can be sold. What a nice piece of information I toally needed today.

[@outlawJosieFox]

I am from the UK and I do remember this happening. I am only half way through your video but just wanted to say that previous to having seen the entire thing I thought at the time that this was a set up involving the girl. Why would they let her go after she knew so much about them ? It sounds like bs.

[@Fireglo]

Because she seduced him.

[@mlwsmp]

He was infatuated with her. She didn't plan any of it

[@marcie3032]

It was fake, they found video of her shopping for clothes and dining at cafes while she was apparently tied up in a bag . Plus the cell phone data ect ect . 60 minutes Australia call her BS in an interview.

[@mlwsmp]

@@marcie3032 Seriously? Omg. The shit people will do. Shameless.

[@marcie3032]

@@mlwsmp lol yeah . Pretty sure that 60 minute episode will be on KZbin . We have another great one recently, who faked brain cancer to sell health foods and convince families to avoid traditional medical procedures. There's another great 60 minute episode calling her out , 🤣🤣 and she still couldn't stop lying on TV it's hilarious

[@cristaltucker513]

Very interesting case, never heard of her here in the USA.

[@Corallus_Caninus]

She was on a show with Natalie nunn from Bgc. They went on big brother together

[@TMMReznor]

This whole case was such a bunch of nonsense. Just a failed 'model' (here in the UK 'glamour models' are considered a joke and regarded as seedy and cheap) who arranged to be kidnapped by a laughably fake criminal organisation because she was so desperate for exposure of any kind. Pathetic.

[@BiTe-Me]

Thank you!

[@taramcdonagh9444]

19 year old model is seedy and cheap. You're an awful person.

[@muscleinktv5093]

My favourite part is where the kidnapper takes her shoe shopping and they go for breakfast before he walks her to the British embassy after she promises to pay the ransom when she gets home 🤦🏻 nice to see a honest kidnapper who works on a trust policy! It’s like a modern day classic action/rom com of taken meets pretty woman 😂

[@IceSkater8491]

**Would just like to point out that the red voice graph that you put up on each video could possibly cause epileptic seizures in those with severe cases**

[@mary-chrisstaples9767]

Totally unbelievable!! Who stays in the boot of the car with the victim?? And since when do the kidnappers explain that they’ve met before and explain the details of what they have planned for the ‘victim’ Total BS!

[@julielittle1270]

This woman went shoe shopping with her kidnapper before she went to the police She admitted it

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

They also ate pleasant meals together. Nobody believes her ridiculous stories.

[@user-mt4ku7jw1y]

How stupid is the fake agent walking into an Italian police station knowing he would be t interrogated and jailed after abducting someone. Now hes got 16 years up his arse and getting beaten up everyday because of what he did, hope he thinks it was worth it lol. And for the record theres no way she was in on it either.

[@yukiefromoz2573]

Interesting case. Makes me want to look her up now :)

[@FromThe3021]

You said the quiet big loudedly. I hope you don't the loud bit quietly.

[@jacksmedullaoblongata7659]

The way she presents makes her seem complicit in the kidnapping. I think it's just her vacant face.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

I think that’s what everyone thinks now - her recent interviews are very very sus indeed

[@juliejfw]

Vacant, botox'd face.

[@shogekimura]

this episode should be titled "TAKEN" ;-)

[@MsHburnett]

Good story telller, im pleased you are an aussie

[@rapitup45]

G'day everyone.

[@bugsieverse]

G'day

[@bugsieverse]

@@FromThe3021 Please restate?

[@FromThe3021]

G'day, it's going to be different living around here. Now don't go lettin' your cousin or Verse go gettin' you in to any kind of shit now - you hear me‽ m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJLYnGSKoKynjLM

[@FromThe3021]

Mainly 80's model lads will get it so now with a link couz. Enjoy.

[@VladRadu-tq1pg]

wtf is this comment ? brain aneurism ?@@FromThe3021

[@StarChild1884]

I think I just about believe her although in this day and age, anything's possible.

[@rogerpattube]

Now that is a smart girl. The agent not so much-what a doofus.

[@VirtualR]

It's a bit of an insight into the narrator, the fact he knows how to pronounce "ibiza" correctly 😉

[@rogerpattube]

But funnily enough not the English 'th' sound.

[@SHurd-rc2go]

I think this crew makes sure their foreign words are pronounced correctly. It goes along with the thorough research for the programs.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

“Casey,” the long-term anonymous narrator of Casefile, is a proper Ozzy so he knows now to pronounce Ibiza - people from down under visit Ibiza as well and many have relatives in the UK who visit Ibiza as it’s very popular.

[@VirtualR]

@@4Mr.Crowley2 It's a joke mate lol I'm Australian too, and I do know people who have visited and can pronounce ibiza after some practice

[@VirtualR]

@@4Mr.Crowley2 The joke is, what leads people to visit Ibiza enough to learn to pronounce it, don't know why I need to spell this out really lol

[@kiki1573]

Notification Gang. Hello everyone❤

[@FromThe3021]

Piss off KiKi for absolutely no reason and while I'm in a really good mood. How are you? Now get out of here. Have a good afternoon xx

[@theheroine177]

The agent may have been involved. Sad what happened to her. People attacking her may be involved in a vast criminal network.

[@VladRadu-tq1pg]

lol you re so gullible...geown ass people with the mind of toddlers

[@sarahwales6276]

I don't believe her for a min. When claiming to recall what would have been an absolutely traumatic experience if real, she laughs, always smiling, not a hint of stress recalling events. All evidence supports the two mens story.

[@welsh.truth.dragon3914]

Agreed she’s a liar

[@INTJ91]

Who comes home from a horrific kidnapping ordeal and immediately stands outside their house wearing hardly anything posing for cameras? Fearing for your life? Yeah right. I don’t buy it.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

I agree - she shows duping delight everywhere. She’s SO VERY proud of herself and considers herself a genius. I don’t think this is all going quite the way she wanted it to (nobody believes her bs) because I think she thought she would get worldwide fame and a book and movie deal out of her “horrifying” experience - you know, cause she “looks a certain way” (read “I’m sooooooooo beautiful) and managed to make her captor “fall in love” with her (cue her creepy cackle)

[@jessicawalton3497]

God forbid when a woman doesn't play the "perfect victim". There's no proof she had contact with the men. So what if she profited off of her experience? Not everyone experiences something like this and decides to "roll over and die" or has the means to start a foundation. She found an opportunity and took it. People don't approve of her life choices, so they jump to the conclusion she's guilty. We need to stop pretending there's a "right way" for people to behave after a traumatic experience. Also, not all victims are likeable. Doesn't mean they're not a victim.

[@jacksmedullaoblongata7659]

Interesting how her agent did not come up with a dime to get her back!!! What was he out of pocket for?? She didn't owe him $$!!

[@rapitup45]

**Sidenote** In light of the current Alek Sigley disappearance i thought i would raise the topic of a case i would love to see covered missing man David Sneddon.

[@FromThe3021]

Ayay yay!!!!

[@ambermcdonald1302]

Pretty much starts 5:20

[@jennklein1917]

❤❤😮

[@mary-chrisstaples9767]

As if she’d be released and trusted to send payment later. She sure has a high opinion of herself - she was just so beautiful that one of these thugs would fall madly in love with her and help her escape. Ridiculous.

[@billie6814]

Wait why does the Black Death group draw the line at selling women who are terminally ill (they're getting fed to tigers anyway) have an STI (curable), or are mother's??

[@fuzzymath6240]

Not too far off of what ridiculous rules real underground groups have stated before, but definitely easy to see in hindsight they have the makings of testosterone fueled fantasy...........lol

[@welsh.truth.dragon3914]

Exactly. If this story was real. They would have still sold her at a less of a profit. Still sold her anyway. If they could not find a buyer for this buxom pretty blonde all because no one wanted her because she had a son. They would have killed her. Fed her to tigers . Killer her buried her in the mountains. Or to make even more money they would have found a buyer for a bespoke snuff movie . Or hostel Style live stream! NO WAY would they let her go. ESPECIALLY when she had seen the faces of the kidnappers. She added the kidknapper of FB years before this happend. Her story doesn’t add up Her body language doesn’t add up Her language doesn’t add up She drops herself of into a few times and then corrects herself (60mins interview has a few examples) She does NOT look traumatised She has “duping delight” in her interviews. The kidnappers sent her manger an email with the black death email addy. As if this gang send out emails addresses that can be traced! She’s an amateur. I think the kidknapper went along with this kidnapping because HE had Stockholm syndrome . I think SHE was the master mind . There is SO SO SO much more that doesn’t add up with HER and this BS story

[@sfletch3042]

You're misunderstanding the reasoning. It isn't bc they take pity on these women or "draw the line at these things" lol. Those things devalue a sex slave according to these sick bastards. They don't want a woman who's sick or who has had a baby because in their eyes that lessens their desirability.

[@welsh.truth.dragon3914]

@@sfletch3042 lol Please . ANY groups that are “in it for profit”, WILL find another way to make profit on them . They don’t hand them back 😂. You THAT nieve ?

[@butterballin]

@@welsh.truth.dragon3914 it takes resources to kidnap people and make them disappear. They aren't compelled to use those resources on someone who can only be used for a limited amount of time, or bring less profit. The higher value, or easier to make disappear people - those are the targets they're looking for.

[@jc-246]

Chloe Ayling is soooooo disliked in the UK. She went on BBrother and clearly seems she is lying. This story has been debunked many times. Furthermore this women apparently has deserted her little son says her ex... she is tacky

[@jc-246]

@@Vexarax she wont go over and face trial It seems she is avoiding it. Look at the British coverage there is no pity. It seems orchestrated. I believed it at first but now it doesnt seem right at all. Her actions scream attention seeker. Of course right now you cant say that but please look at British coverage the sun, the daily mail, this morning. She seemed immediately capitalise off it. Something seems off. Its like a deal agreed and she got her career and makes money from exposure but someone got framed. She hasnt been in the papers for a few months though which is odd but perhaps no one is interested at all or something legal is ensuing. Good luck with reporting the case I'd love to see what happens next...

[@genie674]

I remember seeing her on the news and thinking she was a liar.

[@jc-246]

@@Seaglassandsage I will listen to it fully. I just saw her name and was shocked. She has really made a mockery of something serious. Perhaps she needs to pay a PR team to advise her properly. I feels sorry for her because she has exploited herself. Very sad.

[@matchalatte5415]

I finished the podcast. She sounds like a terrible person, but she's telling the truth. The police and investigators corroborated her story and check her kidnappers statements which is full of inconsistencies. Listen to the very end. She did get kidnap and her demeanor during her release is explained. The media should be shamed

[@jc-246]

@@matchalatte5415 people believe it was set up. It is a strange situation.

[@nes123ification]

At the end her saying how great it was to see her family again but the father of her little boy said she hasn’t seen him since she got back, hmmmmm!

[@loriepaix6391]

Even if every word she said was true, she abandoned her son for a rewarding job in "the adult industry". I don't see how her reputation was ruined by anyone but herself. How sad to be the little boy whose mommy sells herself for $2 per minute online and never comes to see him.

[@hayden3202]

Is there one of these going to be done on the chris watts case? I have seen several people ask in multiple videos of yours but you never respond to your subscribers 😑

[@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast]

We don't have any plans to cover this one at the moment

[@outlawJosieFox]

@@CasefileTrueCrimePodcast Don't bother. It has been done and done. I don't see what there is to add and your skills are much better used on other cases which have not had the same level of publicity. I would like to see more European cases as there are many people dealing with US and Oz cases but not many doing European cases.

[@clod148]

I prefer more unknown stories, not widely known ones, personally.

[@Andrew-ri5qo]

Too many adverts spoil this podcast.

[@TaxedtoXXX]

I feel Chloe was involved with this , A publicity scam.

[@paulhynes170]

The lengths people will go to for fame

[@elainecumming27]

Bloody lies 🤥 looking for fame by planning a story that's fake good luck hen

[@barbaralamson7450]

Does anyone believe her? I don't. Shame she didn't get charged. She's done things underhanded before.

[@paulhynes170]

her story and behaviour has so many holes in it an organised human trafficking gangs would not allow her to go shoe shopping or go to the UK embassy

[@ah-sh9dw]

@@paulhynes170 were you not listening? "Her story" was not that she was kidnapped by an organized gang, it was that she was kidnapped by deranged fans who were pretending to be part of an organized gang

[@belladonna5904]

Her captor could have been highly successful as a fiction writer, but sadly chose criminal activity. I believe Chloe, because of the evidence that backs up her story. Phil Green imo holds huge responsibility for not making sure the studio was legitimate.