Model who went missing after ‘sex party’ in Dubai, found bloodied on road 10 days later
The 20-year-old had told her friends that she was attending a hotel party while in Dubai, which is allegedly thought to be a ‘sex party’.
Maria Kovalchuk, a Ukrainian model who went missing for 10 days, has finally been found on the side of the road in a bruised, battered state and unable to speak.

According to a New York Post report, the 20-year-old had told her friends that she was attending a hotel party while in Dubai, which is allegedly thought to be a ‘sex party’.
Her family grew worried when she missed her flight to Thailand two days later and couldn't be contacted for over a week after that.
She was found on the side of a road ten days after initially going missing, in a bloodied condition and with several horrific injuries, including a broken spine and limbs. The report added that Kovalchuk wasn't able to speak when found in such a condition.
The model was rushed to a hospital and has since undergone four different surgeries as doctors try to save her life. Reports suggest that she was the victim of a sinister sex slave plot in Dubai.
The Dubai sex slave plot
According to reports in local Russian media, Maria Kovalchuk’s relatives believe that she could have been made a sex slave and “raped for several days” before eventually being thrown onto the road.
Suspicion is that she attended a cult-like party with “unknown sheiks,” where models and OnlyFans stars, especially those from Eastern European countries like Ukraine, are known to be popular, the NY Post report said.
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It could have been a ‘Porta Potty’ party, a phrase used to describe gatherings with female influencers who are paid exorbitant amounts of money to carry out horrific and degrading sexual acts, sometimes involving feces.
The women, who can be paid around $100,000 to attend, are said to be subjected to extreme abuse to fulfill the dark desires of wealthy men.
What does the Dubai police say on Maria Kovalchuk?
Dubai police confirmed to the media that the “Ukrainian citizen previously reported missing is currently hospitalized, receiving medical care with her family present,” NY Post reported. However, the police version is that her injuries occurred due to falling from a construction site.
“A comprehensive investigation has revealed that she sustained serious injuries after entering a restricted construction site alone and falling from a height,” local police said.
Kovalchuk’s family has rejected the police version, according to reports in Russian media.
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