Dutch Women Invited to Pakistan to Meet ‘Investors,’
Terror Ensues
Two Dutch women were invited to Pakistan to meet with people who, as “the grandson of a leading politician” assured them, would be interested in investing in their new company. There were no investors, but instead, Pakistanis who seized them, repeatedly raped them, beat them, threatened them with death, and kept them prisoner in order to exact a ransom in cryptocurrency. They managed miraculously to escape.
Ashlyn Davis wrote about this here, and more on their nightmare can be found here:
Dutch women ‘kidnapped and gang-raped’ after travelling to Pakistan to meet ‘investors'
by Peter Stevens, GB News, July 7, 2026:
A pair of Dutch women were allegedly kidnapped and gang-raped after travelling to Pakistan to meet a group of so-called “investors”.
Four men have now been arrested in connection to the alleged sexual offences.
The 35-year-old woman said she arrived in Pakistan on June 26 after being invited by the grandson of a top politician [Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar], who promised networking opportunities with investors for her company.
The two were picked up by the politician’s grandson, who allegedly provided them with the visas needed to visit the country.
After spending three days in Islamabad, the women said they were taken to an abandoned house in Lahore under the pretence of it being his aunt’s birthday.
The women alleged that on June 29 they were then repeatedly raped, beaten and threatened with death.
The Pakistani men then allegedly demanded a ransom of $1.5million as they threatened to sell the women’s organs, according to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf.
“After hitting me for a few minutes, they said they wanted money. First they asked for $200,000, then $700,000, then a million, up to 2 million,” the woman said.
“I said I had no money. But he insisted, otherwise he would kill me.”
The men then used her phone to send $17,000 to their crypto wallet, according to Dutch media.
The women were told by the men that enough money had been paid by family members, and they were to be driven to the airport to be returned….
There is a moral to this ghastly tale.
Kindly refrain, women of the Western world, from befriending Muslim men, from accepting invitations to a Muslim land, from taking up with, or marrying, Muslim men. In this regard, I have my own tale to tell. Years ago, my beautiful and blonde sister-in-law used to play tennis with a Pakistani graduate student. In the most engaging way, he urged her to visit him in Peshawar, to which he was soon to return, and promised he would show her the wonders of the East. She turned him down flat. I hate to think what could have happened had she accepted his invitation.
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