A 19-year-old woman has created a fake and mind-blowing story of sexual slavery based on two films. Closer tells you this absurd story!
Fantastic is the adjective that comes to mind when trying to capture the personality ofEleanor Williams. In May 2020, the young woman from the north of England had seized the canvas in terror by delivering a chilling testimony on his account Facebook. Supporting photos, “Ellie”, 19, said she had “summer beaten and taken to parties to have sex with three Asian men”. An ordeal that would have started a long time ago, according to his testimony. According The Guardiansnaps posted by Elanor Williams revealed her face”covered in impressive bruises, with a black eye and a partially severed finger“.
Went viral in no time the post had been re-shared more than a hundred thousand times on social networks and immediately boosted the creation of solidarity pots with the hashtag “JusticeforEllie”. Demonstrations and rallies of support had even been organized across the United Kingdom where some accused the police of having passed over the facts in silence. One of the alleged attackers, Jordan Trengove, had attempted to end his life in prison where he had spent 73 days following a testimony… Fraudulent! Because the investigators in charge of the case were quick to notice inconsistencies in Eleanor Williams’ story. Starting with the reservation of a hotel room at the time of the facts or the purchase of a hammer in a supermarket. The young woman had simply set up a mind-blowing “deep fake” inspired by two films.
These two films that inspired Eleanor Williams’ mind-blowing story of sex slavery
Eleanor Williams, mythomaniac? The doctor’s verdict leaves no doubt: THE bruises on the body of the young woman correspond to wounds “self-inflicted by a hammer“. Worse: the investigation reveals that she created several accounts on social networks to make believe that men corresponded with her. Conversations simulated by Eleanor Williams using six different phones, all connected to his family’s wi-fi network. In court, the court will learn that his script looks like two drops of two famous Hollywood blockbusters: Gone Girl with Ben Affleck and Taken with Liam Neeson. “JI know I made mistakes and I’m sorry. I was young and confused. I’m not saying I’m guilty, but I know I did wrong and I’m sorry.”said Eleanor Williams who has just been sentenced to eight and a half years in prison. The fake “gone girl” has appealed her conviction.