This Tuesday, November 1, the trial will be opened on the case of human trafficking, sexual exploitation and prostitution, promoted by the Sambil Model agency.
According to a publication by the Public Ministry on its Instagram account, the Sambil Model agency recruited prostitutes with the facade of models, as happened with the seven young women who in March 2021 were preventively apprehended in a checkpoint in Edo Bolívar.
The information highlights that the young women, known in the underworld as “La Negra”, “La Manu” (of Colombian nationality), “La Flaca”, “La Virola”, “La Golda”, “La Gocha” and “La Portu”, were part of said national prostitution network.
They were supposed “talents” and were hired for $1,500 a night to act as “escorts and hostesses” and thus offer their sexual services at a clandestine two-day party to members of Negro Fabio’s gang in El Dorado.
El Negro Fabio, indicates the information, is a dangerous subject wanted, among other crimes, for drug trafficking and illegal mining.
For the case, the director of said agency, Jenny Lorena Rosales, who was captured at the Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía, is still in prison.
She and her accomplice, Antonio Parada, who is a fugitive from justice, had an arrest warrant issued for the crimes of human trafficking and criminal association.
Both attracted young people, who, under prior notice, were booked and paid to provide their sexual services in Venezuela and Mexico.
