Dayane Larraya said the boy fled with belongings and locked her in a motel.
A transvestite who works as a call girl in Praia Grande, on the coast of São Paulo, was robbed inside a motel by a client who had booked a program with her hours earlier online. Outraged, the transvestite made dozens of posts in groups on social media showing the alleged assailant's face and asking for the return of her belongings.
The case happened last Sunday morning (8). Dayane Larraya Rios told G1 that she went to a motel in the city with a boy and, after completing the program, she received payment normally. Then, she went to the bathroom without imagining that minutes later she would be the victim of a crime.
He paid me, but when I went to the bathroom, he took my bag with all my belongings and locked me in the motel," said the transvestite, who on Monday (9) asked people online to share the profile of the boy until the problem was resolved. "Anyone who can share his profile, I would appreciate it, because the unfortunate man asked to add him on Facebook and even robbed me. How beautiful," she quipped.
After the publications on the social network, Dayane says that the boy's family contacted her and decided to compensate her. Because of this contact, she decided not to register the incident. "The problem was resolved in the afternoon. His family contacted me and reimbursed me, so I had to remove the posts. The important thing is that I will be able to buy a new cell phone", she comments.
Even though she was happy with the possibility of having a new device, the transvestite regretted what happened and left a warning message so that other people do not fall victim to the same situation. "Let my case serve as an example. This is to ensure that anyone does not leave their belongings in the room while they are gone, because I went to use the bathroom and was robbed and locked. What's more, I called the hotel and it took 20 minutes. He left alone and Nobody said anything. What if he had killed me?", he asks.
G1 contacted the motel where the case occurred, but, when contacted, those responsible preferred not to talk about the situation.
