They found dead ex Miss Uruguay 2006: she would have been the victim of a network of prostitution

According to the book "Broken dreams: the hidden plot of modeling, football and television", published by Javier Benech in 2012, Dávila reportedly fell victim to a prostitution ring. The author talks about José Miguel Acosta, who introduced himself as a publicist in December 2011, about to start the season in Punta del Este.

According to the book Acosta, who rubbed shoulders with the most important personalities of the artistic world and had access to private summer evenings, he convinced young people that prostitution could be a "stepping stone" for their career.

"According to the phone calls made by the court system and the testimonies of the people involved, it is clear that Acosta was a member of Argentine model manager Leandro Santos," Benech explains in his book.

"Acosta also maintained friendly and business relations with the subcontractor of some of the most important Uruguayan football players of the moment, Pablo Bentancur." In the opinion of the investigators, these two people, Santos and Bentancur , are the real perpetrators of the VIP prostitution organization that was disrupted in February 2012, "he added.

In a telephone conversation, Dávila told Acosta: "I was talking with Leandro (Santos) and he told me that it would be good for me to start a quote to make myself better known because the subject of Madem value ".

Acosta promised Dávila, in exchange for belonging to this network, to participate in a television program in Uruguay and another in Argentina in 2020.