She threw calls for help out the window and a neighbor ‘saved her’: the story of a woman kidnapped in Spain A neighbor found two notes asking for help and alerted the authorities.

A woman abducted for six days by a former partner from an apartment in Porrino, Spain, was rescued by local police and Civil Guard units after throwing tickets out the window asking for help.

According to the newspaper Country, it was the neighbor who took the documents and then alerted the authorities. Police received a notification on Monday at 112 about documents in which the woman confessed that she was “arrested against her will.”

The address provided by the victims matched that of a man, 26-year-old Manuel Fernandez, who was awaiting an arrest warrant after he found himself in a similar situation.

Authorities broke down the door and found the victim inside the house while the kidnapper was asleep. He was immediately arrested.

The woman was taken to the Alvaro Cunqueiro hospital in Vigo, where she was examined by a medical examiner.

The relationship has been going on for several months.
According to investigators, the kidnapper and the victim were in a relationship for several months.
The man lured the victim to his home to return the money that the victim owed him. As a result, the woman was kidnapped. Upon the arrival of the authorities, the young woman had several bruises inflicted by the aggressor during sexual intercourse. In her own words, she would be stuck at home from July 19th.