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By Natalie Clarke for the Daily Mail. Horribly tricked: Frida Farrell, pictured, was held captive in Harley Street for three days. On the surface, at least, it had all seemed very plausible. Frida Farrell, a stunning blonde in her 20s, had worked as a professional model so was not remotely surprised when a smartly dressed Englishman handed her his business card in a busy shopping street in Central London. After all, it had happened countless times before.

Actress and model Frida Farrell has warned women to take precautions against trafficking as she marked the grim 15th anniversary of her being drugged and sexually exploited in a Harley Street flat. She was afraid her kidnapper would find her again if she came forward afterwards. Swedish-born Ms Farrell was 22 when she was approached near Oxford Circus after a shopping trip one September night in by a man who said he wanted to cast her in a photoshoot. She showed up and as the photographer took a series of shots all seemed well. He pulled out a hunting knife and just held it. He told her to put on a set of lingerie and offered her some milk, which she suspected was drugged. She woke up in a different flat and, over the next three days, at least six men abused her while she pleaded for help.

By Emily Chan For Mailonline. A model who was kidnapped, drugged and forced to have sex with more than eight men at knife-point has warned it could happen to anyone - describing herself as 'just a normal girl'. Swedish-born Frida Farrell, now 38, was held as a sex slave in London for three days 16 years ago, following a chance encounter while walking home from Oxford Street. She was given a business card by the man in a suit, who asked if she wanted to model for a holiday brochure. The then-aspiring actress agreed to an audition the following day, which took place in a building on Harley Street.

Her interest for acting awoke at the age of six when her grandmother took her to the theater to see Romeo And Juliet. Soon after, her mother enrolled her into a youth theatre group. Frida had spent nine years training ballet, but breaking her knee cap while ice-skating at age 12 sadly put a halt to any dancing career. Frida was discovered on a street corner by a French modeling agency when she was