A female tourist who was discovered dying in a coma after attending a music festival sent a series of disturbing messages to her parents before an alleged kidnapping.
Ivonne Daniela Latorre disappeared from Zamna festival, which she had attended with her Colombian beauty queen friend, Estefania Bedoy, in Cairo, Egypt.
The glamorous woman had travelled to the African country on April 24, excited to attend the electronic music festival with her friend to celebrate her birthday.
The two women were allegedly invited to an after-party during the event on April 27, by an individual called Jessi Morena, who they had been introduced to at the festival.
Ms Latorre was found severely injured and comatosed after meeting two men who claimed to be producers with promises to make the women famous.
She died in hospital a few days later on May 4, while her friend, Estefania had returned to the hotel safely.
Recently terrifying messages have emerged from Ms Latorre to her parents, who live in Colombia, as she began to realise the danger she was in.
One hair-raising text mentioning ‘The Serbian’, said: ‘He’s scaring me,’ while a second chilling message said: ‘They want to do something to me. They want to kidnap me.’
Daniela Latorre died after being found in a coma following her dissapearance in Cairo, Egypt
Estefania Bedoya, Jessi Escobar and Ivonne Daniela Latorre (pictured left to right) during the Zamna festival in Egypt
Ivonne Daniela Latorre had attended the event her Colombian beauty queen friend, Estefania Bedoy (pictured)
Terrifying text sent from Ms Latorre to her parents in Colombia before she was discovered in a coma
Another pleaded with her parents to ‘urgently’ come with police, as she revealed they had been enticed by the men under false pretences, adding: ‘They don’t want to make us a band.’
Snaps and videos of the glamorous young woman show Ms Latorre enjoying her sunny getaway in Egypt before the tragic incident.
The two women were enjoying the event until they met two men, whose identities are yet to be confirmed.
Shortly after, Ms Lattore urgently informed her parents of her distress. Her friend Estefania returned to their room, without Ivonne, unharmed.
Ms Latorre’s family have since told local media: ‘Neither her family nor her friends knew she was missing until Tuesday, April 30, when Estefanía, her travelling companion, contacted us.’
After being informed of Ivonne’s disappearance, the woman’s relatives and friends called several hospitals in Cairo in a bid to locate her whereabouts.
Her friend, beauty queen Estafania, later told Ms Lattore’s relatives: ‘She hasn’t woken up. They found her several days ago.
‘She fell from a great height and I wasn’t there; she was with other people at the time.’
Ms Latorre was later discovered in hospital by her loved ones, but never gained consciousness.
Jessi Escobar allegedly introduced the women to the two unidentified men
Cairo police have been questioning her friend Estefania, who allegedly declined to tell family what had happened to Ms Latorre.
The force are also understood to be looking for an individual called Jessi Escobar, a woman who the two women met locally, as well as the two men Ms Escobar is said to have introduced them to.
Ms Latorre’s relative, Alexandra Marin, told local media: ‘We had a hard time finding the hospital due to language barriers and the lack of cooperation from the people involved.’
Her family have since created a GoFundMe to aid in returning the young woman’s body back to her home country and to cover the legal fees to probe her death.
