Evil of Dark Web

HUMAN trafficking is worth €140BILLION a year worldwide, according to the United Nations.

And the Dark Web is increasingly where people smugglers ply their trade – under the radar of traditional law enforcement.

The Dark Web operates out of reach of search engines such as Google, through a deep, interconnected series of websites only available with the use of special encrypted browsers.

It offers a secure, anonymous marketplace and untraceable payment methods. Little is known about the Black Death criminal syndicate said to have been behind the model’s kidnap. But police claim to have found a pamphlet on the group during their investigation.

It reportedly said they operate in “disturbing” areas including bombing, drug dealing, human trafficking and arms dealing.

mum he offered her to her modelling agency for the same price to stop the auction. Then in desperation Lukasz Pawel Herba, 30, asked Milan police for a €60,000 ransom.

He was later arrested as he took the woman to the British Consulate in Milan. Police said he had confessed to the kidnap near Milan’s central station on July 11.

Yesterday the victim had to relive her nightmare when she was taken back to the remote farmhouse in Borgial, an isolated village.

Last night a family friend said: “They thought they would never see her alive again. She has been through hell. We just want to get her home”.

Italian sources told the Sunday Mirror she had just finished the photoshoot arranged by the agency