Missing X Factor star Levi Davis says his 'life is in danger' in a newly obtained video. Take a look at the haunting clip below:
Davis, 24, disappeared on 29 October at The Old Irish Pub in Barcelona and hasn't been seen since.
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However, a black and white video has been unearthed by private investigator Gavin Burrow's firm, Line of Inquiry.
He claimed that the clip was shared on Instagram four days before Davis vanished and was quickly deleted.
"Hello, my name is Levi Davis, and my life is in danger... I beg that you listen and try to understand what I'm telling you," says the missing rugby union star.
Davis says he is being blackmailed by a group of individuals who are threatening to kill him.
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He alleges that the police officers he sought out for help are corrupt and refused to help.
After featuring on X Factor in 2019, Davis claims he met an unnamed individual that he began a relationship with, until he was drugged.
He alleges that he was forced to perform sexual acts on camera while under the influence of drugs and was put in 'compromising positions'.
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"The information that I gave to the police went directly back to these individuals," Davis said.
"There is a large amount of police corruption and the only way that these people would've had access to my private interviews with the police is through it being leaked."
The former rugby star refused to give away the identity of his alleged blackmailers in order to keep himself safe.
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Close friend Mike Guida, 25, who went to university with Davis told The Sun Online that he had been discussing the issues raised in the video in the weeks prior to going missing.
“The video is pretty much everything he had been saying minus the alcohol-fuelled angst,” said Mike.
“It was almost word-for-word what he was saying in the video. It was concerning that he’s said it drunk and then said it sober.
“In the past he said 'there’s somethings going down, I don’t want you guys to be hurt'.
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“I tried to push him to say ‘mate you’ve got to give me some details to help me understand a bit' but he would say ‘no, no it’s fine’. It’s heartbreaking. He’s one of the closest guys in the world to me.
“He was one of those people I could wholly rely on outside of my family. I’ve had a couple of breakdowns thinking about it.”
Anish Vij