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Daily Mirror
29-05-2025
- Daily Mirror
Model lured accused rapist to woods and executed him then got a tattoo
Chelsea Perkins, who goes by the performance name of Sabrina Savage, pleaded guilty to murdering the man she accused of raping her. After shooting him, she then drove to get a tattoo An OnlyFans model and vet lured her alleged rapist to the woods, executed him and then went to get a tattoo. Chelsea Perkins pleaded guilty to murdering Matthew Dunmire, 31, in Cleveland, US. Horrified hikers found his body which had a single gunshot wound to the back of the head. The FBI said he'd gone out with friends to a bar shortly before the discovery and told pals he was going to meet a women for the weekend. Perkins reportedly showed up in a white car belonging to her husband, before the duo drove to an Airbnb she rented with a credit card. They then drove to a park on the morning of March 6, 2021, which is when hikers heard a gunshot before other hikers came across Perkins. This followed her rape allegation against Dunmire that police dropped because of insufficient evidence, according to reports. Perkins, who goes by the name Sabrina Savage, was walking and appeared to the lost, reports Law&Crime. But the hikers were baffled at her lack of knee-high boots and hiking gear. Incredibly, she then drove to a tattoo parlour following the murder. Now, four years later, Perkins will face sentencing on September 9. She faces between 20 and 25 years behind bars. Earlier this month, it emerged an OnlyFans model who was feared to have been kidnapped into sexual slavery and later found badly injured had been 'tortured by Russians'. The 20-year-old from Ukraine was discovered on a roadside in Dubai with a broken spine and limbs. She had been in a coma after she was found close to death having 'fallen from a height'. Initial reports alleged the model had attended a so-called Porta Potty event at which female social influencers and models can be paid huge sums to be subjected to extreme and degrading abuse. But now a source close to the Ukrainian model has insisted that she was abused by unidentified Russians in the UAE - and not local citizens - before she was discovered in March. The source also denied multiple reports that the model had left Dubai and was convalescing in Ukraine. 'We are in Dubai,' said the source. 'And it was Russian citizens who tortured (the model). UAE citizens have nothing to do with it. That's all I can say for now.' The Onlyfans model is 'getting better' but remains under treatment for her horrific ordeal. 'She is getting better, thank you,' said the source, who said they 'hoped' local police were investigating the 'Russians' who 'tortured' her, and also condemned 'false' reporting about her case. Dubai police are known to be investigating the woman's horror ordeal, and a Ukrainian criminal case was opened into 'human trafficking'. The new account comes after multiple Ukrainian and Russian reports said she had been abused after attending a party in Dubai.
Daily Mirror
12-05-2025
- Daily Mirror
Model found dumped on road with broken spine was 'tortured by Russians'
A 20-year-old OnlyFans model from Ukraine was found on the roadside in Dubai after suffering horrific injuries and it was initially thought she had attended a notorious "Porta Potty" event An OnlyFans model who was feared to have been kidnapped into sexual slavery and later found badly injured had been 'tortured by Russians'. The 20-year-old from Ukraine was discovered on a roadside in Dubai with a broken spine and limbs. She had been in a coma after she was found close to death having 'fallen from a height'. Initial reports alleged the model had attended a so-called Porta Potty event at which female social influencers and models can be paid huge sums to be subjected to extreme and degrading abuse. But now a source close to the Ukrainian model has insisted that she was abused by unidentified Russians in the UAE - and not local citizens - before she was discovered in March. The source also denied multiple reports that the model had left Dubai and was convalescing in Ukraine. 'We are in Dubai,' said the source. 'And it was Russian citizens who tortured (the model). UAE citizens have nothing to do with it. That's all I can say for now.' The Onlyfans model is 'getting better' but remains under treatment for her horrific ordeal. 'She is getting better, thank you,' said the source, who said they 'hoped' local police were investigating the 'Russians' who 'tortured' her, and also condemned 'false' reporting about her case. Dubai police are known to be investigating the woman's horror ordeal, and a Ukrainian criminal case was opened into 'human trafficking'. The new account comes after multiple Ukrainian and Russian reports said she had been abused after attending a party in Dubai. Ukrainian news outlet 24TV said another model who had 'managed to escape from the fateful party' claimed it was a 'trap'. 'Before the party and the trip to the villa, women were forced to sign a contract, according to the terms of which they had to simply accompany wealthy men,' stated the report. 'However, in reality, women were raped, beaten and mistreated.' The source, named as Ksenia, said: 'Loud screams were constantly heard from closed rooms.' A report by Obozrevatel - another Ukrainian news outlet - cited another Ukrainian OnlyFans model, Dubai-based Alyona Omovich, 29, saying: 'Let's call things by their name. 'You can tell from her appearance that she was involved in something horrific. And that horror, apparently, is what led to her being so badly broken.' She revealed a circuit of degrading 'elite parties' when foreign models and influencers are 'promised large sums —tens of thousands of dollars — in exchange for actions that border on violence, humiliation, and even physical mutilation'. Before vanishing, the model had earlier participated in an event in Dubai in support of a Russian sociologist Boris Kagarlitsky, jailed in his own country. Kagarlitsky had described a Ukrainian October 2022 explosion on the £3 billion Crimean Bridge as understandable 'from a military point of view' and was imprisoned for five years for 'justifying terrorism'. Kagarlitsky's daughter Ksenia said that the woman was 'conscious' and that 'she will be able to walk' despite the injuries she sustained. 'This is all very good news. But the details will come later, when she leaves the country,' she stated, and added that the attack had been 'psychologically very difficult'.
Scottish Sun
12-05-2025
- Scottish Sun
Mystery deepens over OnlyFans model found with broken limbs after Dubai ‘sex party' amid ‘Russian torture' claims
The model was found with numerous broken bones - including her spine DUBAI RIDDLE Mystery deepens over OnlyFans model found with broken limbs after Dubai 'sex party' amid 'Russian torture' claims A UKRAINIAN OnlyFans model found half-dead on the side of a Dubai road after apparently being kidnapped as a sex slave is now feared to have been "tortured by Russians". Maria Kovalchuk, 20, was discovered with a broken spine, arms and legs - and unable to speak - after going missing for eight days. 5 Maria Kovalchuk, 20, was found seriously wounded in Dubai after going missing for more than a week Credit: East2West 5 It was initially thought she had attended a porta potty party with local UAE men Credit: East2West 5 Now, it is feared Maria was in fact tortured by Russians Credit: East2West It was initially thought she had attended a "Porta Potty" event - where female influencers are paid huge sums to be subjected to extreme and degrading abuse. The clients at these horrific sessions are usually wealthy men in the United Arab Emirates. Dubai police claimed the model's injuries came from her entering "a restricted construction site" and falling from a height - though there is no evidence backing this up. But now, a source close to the model has insisted that Maria was abused by unidentified Russians in the UAE - not local citizens. The source also denied multiple reports that Maria had left Dubai and was recovering in Ukraine. They said: 'We are in Dubai. And it was Russian citizens who tortured Maria. 'UAE citizens have nothing to do with it. That's all I can say for now.' Maria is said to be 'getting better' but remains under treatment for her horrific ordeal. The source said they hoped local police were investigating the 'Russians' who allegedly tortured her - and condemned 'false' reporting about her case. Dubai police are known to be investigating Maria's ordeal, and a Ukrainian criminal case was opened into 'human trafficking'. OnlyFans model Juli Luxie, 21, found dead at home in France after family didn't hear from her for two weeks The new account comes after multiple Ukrainian and Russian reports said Maria had been abused after attending a Porta Potty party in Dubai. Ukrainian news outlet 24TV said another model had 'managed to escape from the fateful party' and claimed it was a 'trap'. 'Before the party and the trip to the villa, women were forced to sign a contract, according to the terms of which they had to simply accompany wealthy men. 'However, in reality, women were raped, beaten and mistreated.' The model - named as Ksenia - said: 'Loud screams were constantly heard from closed rooms.' A report by Obozrevatel - another Ukrainian news outlet - cited another Ukrainian OnlyFans model, Dubai-based Alyona Omovich, 29, as saying: 'Let's call things by their name. 5 Maria is said to be recovering and on the road to being able to walk again Credit: East2West 5 Maria had expressed her support for a Russian dissident in the past Credit: East2West 'You can tell from her appearance that she was involved in something horrific. And that horror, apparently, is what led to her being so badly broken.' She revealed a circuit of degrading 'elite parties' when foreign models and influencers are 'promised large sums —tens of thousands of dollars — in exchange for actions that border on violence, humiliation, and even physical mutilation'. Before vanishing, Maria had earlier participated in an event in Dubai in support of a dissident Russian sociologist Boris Kagarlitsky. Kagarlitsky was been jailed in Russia for five years for "justifying terrorism" after saying it was "understandable from a military point of view" that Ukraine blew up the £3 billion Crimean Bridge. Kagarlitsky's daughter Ksenia said that Maria was 'conscious' and that 'she will be able to walk' despite the injuries she sustained. She said: 'This is all very good news. But the details will come later, when she leaves the country.' Ksenia added that the attack had been 'psychologically very difficult'.
News.com.au
29-04-2025
- News.com.au
Inside the seedy underbelly of Dubai you never knew existed
Warning: Distressing It's sold as a paradise of glass and gold, but Dubai's dirty secret is bleeding through the facade. In a story that shocked the world, a 20-year-old Ukrainian model was found broken, bloodied and clinging to life on a Dubai roadside last month. Her spine was snapped and she was left unable to speak. Maria Kovalchuk had vanished after accepting an invite to an exclusive event. The men who approached her had claimed to be in the 'modelling business'. When she was discovered, she had no phone, passport or identification. Thanks to four emergency surgeries, she survived. Barely. Maria's lawyer claims she had been partying with local Sheiks. But police claimed her injuries came from a fall. No charges have been laid. What Maria endured has shone a spotlight on a seedy underbelly long whispered about but rarely spoken of openly: the shadowy realm of Dubai's 'VIP parties'. Foreign women, including Australians, are being contacted via social media, flown in and paid lavishly to be 'a guest at a VIP party'. Once inside the luxury hotel or yacht, they fall prey to the darkest desires of super-wealthy men. The degree of depravity varies. Some of these events are known as 'Porta Potty' parties – a phrase used to describe gatherings with female influencers who are paid exorbitant amounts of money to carry out horrific and degrading sexual acts, often involving bodily fluids. Women are left with permanent physical and psychological injuries and they risk becoming entangled in a broken system. It's a glaring contrast to the sanitised glamour the Emirati Government pitches to the world. Despite carefully curating its image to showcase its progressiveness, the ultraconservative Muslim culture beneath is now being exposed. But is it enough to scare away the waves of aspiring influencers? People close to Dubai's VIP party scene have warned that young Aussie women are still being lured by the promise of a better life, only to find themselves trapped in a cycle of abuse. With more Aussies are travelling to Dubai than ever before, it's a real concern. Gold Coast adult content creator and influencer Kay Manuel says she visited Dubai recently to meet with other professionals in the creator industry. During the trip, she discovered the chasm between the dream of Dubai and what can sometimes become the reality. 'The promoters play it down,' she told 'Saying, you'll just party, have a great time. Then get showered with gifts. 'In reality, you'll be expected to do unthinkable things.' She revealed that one Australian woman she knows was recently hospitalised with traumatic injuries after accepting an invite from Dubai jewellery tycoons. 'She had to get reconstructive surgery,' she said. 'She came back very emotionally scarred. 'It's not something that you can come back from and go 'oh well'. It's burned on your brain forever.' Manuel says women will by often be enticed by small deposits or proof of future payments. The messages vary from offers of 'image modelling' (otherwise known as 'paid partying') to FS (meaning 'full service' or sex work.) has sighted text messages sent to Australian women with promises of them working for Dubai 'celebrities and Arab royal families'. 'They prefer to target Instagram models,' says Manuel. 'They're less experienced than escorts.' Aspiring influencers with debts or minimal brand endorsements are vulnerable to such temptations. This group is key to Dubai's broader and complex relationship with social media. The Emirati Government has invested deeply to be crowned the world's influencer capital. It pays many of these creators for their promotion, and grants them remote working visas easily to modernise its image. But below this glittering surface lies the grubby core. Lured by the false promise of partying work, women who accept VIP invites find themselves ensnared in the horror of sexual exploitation. 'The men are trying to achieve financial domination,' says Manuel. 'It's a financial chokehold.' And the risk doesn't end at the event. Accepting such initiations is a legal landmine. Despite the fact the sex industry thrives in the shadows, prostitution in Dubai is illegal. If convicted, sex workers face six months in jail. Because the VIP transactions happen online, they come under a grey zone that is poorly policed. But the risk is real. More and more sex workers in Dubai are being arrested. In fact, any sex outside of marriage is illegal in the emirate, an enforcement of sharia law. Violators face strict punishment, including jail time and deportation. Lastly, any workers caught without a valid visa also face an illegal labour fine. 'The UAE doesn't play around,' says Manuel. Lucy Banks, who manages Manuel under her company Million Billion Media, says she prioritises the safety of her creators over profits. As part of her role, she gets an intimate glimpse of how the dream is sold. 'It's easy to appeal with the promise of luxury travel and quick cash. But the reality is usually exploitation.' She understands why young influencers may be tempted by such invitations. But she urges them to remember that social media can be a catalogue for predators. 'They look for young, popular girls,' she said. 'Especially the ones that aren't savvy yet, who are still new.' She urged women to resist the temptation. 'There's power in saying no.' Leading UAE human rights lawyer and advocate Radha Stirling said Maria's story is far from unique. 'Most stories never go public. There's a concerted effort to conceal the abuse and paint Dubai as a perfectly safe city,' she said. Stirling, who is London-based but grew up in Melbourne, advises the Australian Government on policy issues relating to the UAE and recently addressed these matters to the United Nations. She believes we have a long way to go with exposing the dangers of Dubai. 'Women who go need to be aware of their vulnerability. Abuse is prevalent,' she warned. 'Women are unprotected and making a police report or complaint can lead to their own incarceration.' Stirling points to the case of Alicia Gali, a Gold Coast woman who had been the victim of rape in 2008. She should have been protected by Dubai police. Instead, she was charged for adultery, languishing in jail for eight months. Years after the ordeal, Gali told the Sunday Mail her 'life will never be the same.' Stirling said cautionary stories are eclipsed by influencers wearing golden blindfolds. 'Dubai pumps a large fortune into marketing,' says Stirling. 'People continue to be lured by the influencer videos.' 'But after the reporting on Maria, we hope women will be more enlightened about the risks.'
Gulf Insider
21-03-2025
- Gulf Insider
Model's Near-Lifeless Body Found On Roadside In Dubai
What started as a luxurious vacation full of business opportunities ended in a life-changing tragedy for Maria Kovalchuk, a Ukrainian model who was found near-lifeless beside a road in Dubai yesterday (March 19). The 20-year-old had been missing for ten days after informing friends and family that she was invited to a hotel party by two men claiming to be representatives of the modeling industry on March 9. A search was launched by local authorities on March 11, when the model failed to show up for a scheduled flight to Thailand, sparking concern among her loved ones. The family's desperation turned into horror when authorities discovered Maria, who was in critical condition with her spine, arms, and legs shattered. The Ukrainian model was found abandoned on the side of a road in Dubai with several broken bones after traveling for a hotel party Hailing from Lviv in Western Ukraine, Maria Kovalchuk was not just a model but also an outspoken anti-war activist. Preliminary reports suggest that Maria's injuries were not the result of an accident but that she was the victim of a brutal assault. The model, due to the extent of her injuries, remains unable to speak. She was abandoned on the side of the road without her phone, identification, or documents. The model was immediately rushed to a hospital, where she has reportedly undergone four life-saving procedures. The circumstances surrounding Maria's disappearance remain murky. According to her mother, Anna, the party's promoter, got into contact with the family and claimed to not have seen Maria that night. Angelina Doroshenkova, a model and friend of Maria, was invited to the same party but ultimately decided to return to her country a few days before her friend vanished. Speaking to Ukrainian media, she expressed relief at Maria being found and thanked those who helped with the search. 'We all hope for the best and are very grateful to everyone who took part in the search and helped with information,' she said. Amid the horror of Maria's injuries, disturbing fears have arisen that she may have fallen victim to a 'twisted' adult entertainment scheme involving wealthy sheiks in Dubai. According to Russian media reports, Maria's family fears she may have been r***d and to****ed for days before being discarded. According to The Sun , the event she attended is now suspected to have been a so-called 'Porta Potty' party, gatherings where women, often influencers from former Soviet states, are lured with promises of exorbitant amounts of money, only to face abuse at the hands of extremely wealthy men. These parties, often attended by elite Arab sheiks, have become infamous after numerous stories emerged of women being forced into humiliating and violent situations. 'There are videos circulating where sheiks allegedly beat girls, cut their hair, and do all sorts of other things to them,' explained lawyer Katya Gordon to The Sun , urging women not to go to said events, no matter how tempting the monetary incentives might be. Details of what transpired that night now hinge on Maria's recovery, as investigators hope her testimony could provide crucial information to find those responsible. Also read: Victim Of Sexual Exploitation Network Escapes After Two Months Of Abuse In Bahrain
