Julie* was completely charmed by an American stockbroker who was living in London.
They met up in her Stockholm flat one day in early September. She remembers how he stared right into her eyes “the whole time” while they had sex, something she thought was unusual.
When he came over again two days later, they drank champagne and he fed Julie chocolate-dipped strawberries.
She didn’t notice that some of the strawberries were marked. They were the ones laced with Rohypnol.
The charming stockbroker was actually Martin Trenneborg, a 38-year-old Swedish doctor, who police claim spent more than five years constructing the dungeon to which he transported the drugged woman.
Dubbed ‘Sweden’s Fritzl’ after Austrian Josef Fritzl, who kept his daughter captive in an underground dungeon for 24 years, Trenneborg allegedly raped the woman before covering her face with the mask of an elderly woman, putting her into a wheelchair and driving her five hours away to his home.
Now, the victim – aged in her 30s – has spoken of her horrific ordeal.
“It felt like one long nightmare. When I woke up I had two needles stuck into my arm. He was sitting on a chair beside the bed,” she said, according to the Daily Mail.
“He told me that the door was the same as they have in bank vaults, that the walls were made of thick concrete and that no one would hear me scream how much I tried and that it is impossible to get out from there.
“He also said that if I was going to attack him and kill him, all I would have been left with was a stinking corpse. There was no way for me to get out of the bunker without his assistance.
“There was a small room beside the kitchen in the bunker. When I asked him what that was supposed to be in the future, he said that it would be his own torture chamber.
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It frightens me to think that there are people out there who are really that disturbed just wandering around, and we have no idea.