Kolo Toure Tricked Student into Affair by Claiming to be a ar Salesman

Kolo Toure and Kessel Kasuisyo

British Premier League star Kolo Toure tricked a young model into a lenthy relationship of two years.  He lied about his identity and occupation.

The Manchester City defender told Kessel Kasuisyo his name was Francois and a salesman. He lavished her with expensive gifts “he bought me a birthday present. He got me a gold watch and some 18-carat diamond earrings.

Kessel and Toure met outside the Bijou nightclub in Manchester in September 2010. Toure would sneak into her flat wearing sunglases with baseball cap pulled over his face in an effort to cover up his identity. He even went as far as proposing to her, getting dowwn on one knee to give her  a  £1,000 diamond ring.

In case you don’t know the Ivory Coast ­international, wedded the mother of his two children in June while allegedly dating Kessel. They were together for nine years before their wedding last June in a  mosque in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. The couple live togethher in Manchester with their two children; a boy and a girl.

However, Toure, 31 ran out of luck when his mistress’s friend recognised him and told her to google his real name. He even went as far as proposing to her on one knee.

Kessel, 22 spoke to the Sunday Mirror. Read and be the judge.

says: “I am devastated. On some of the wedding pictures he is crying but a few weeks before he was in my bed.”

“Two or three weeks after the wedding he was at mine. Around the time he got married he called and said he was back in Africa and had just sold two cars.”

“I believed everything he said, I am hurt and confused by it all. Maybe he wanted me to be a second wife. I just don’t know. Everything about his strange ­behaviour now all makes sense.”


 “Then he gave me a lift home. The next day he called me and we met at a hotel. I told him he looked familiar and he just said maybe he looks like somebody. He said he sold cars in Africa and did some charity work.”

“He said he came from Ghana and was a student too. He said his father was a minister. I am not a fan of football. I thought maybe I had seen him on telly with his father.”

He called her again within a fortnight and they met in the same hotel, the ­Malmaison

in Manchester. “He bought me some sexy white lingerie and black shoes,” says Kessel. “We started kissing and ended up doing it.”

 

kessel said there relatioship was on and off.

“We would go a week without seeing each other and then he would call me. Sometimes we would meet twice in a week,” she says. “I asked if he had a girlfriend and he said no.”

suddenly stopped calling Kessel in December 2010 she thought it was the end of their brief fling.

But nine months later, after she had moved home, he called her again. “He asked if I wanted to meet up and I told him I had my own flat now,” says Kessel. “He came around in a big car. He was wearing a cap and big sunglasses.

 “The next time I saw him he bought me a birthday present. He got me a gold watch and some 18-carat diamond earrings.”

“He used to call me constantly but from a private number so I couldn’t call back. I was suspicious, but he said he didn’t want me to waste my money calling.”

“He once gave me £500 to send to my mother in Zimbabwe. Another time he gave me £200 for food because my fridge was empty. I started to question him about exactly what he did and he would say just ­selling cars. Things were on and off. This January he asked me to be a girlfriend but said he was ­going back to Africa to do business.”

In june  this year Toure called Kessel after breaking contact from January to May this year.  

“He said he had something special for me,” she says. “He called me Princess and turned up with a £1,000 diamond and ruby ring.

“It wasn’t an engagement ring but he said it was symbol of how he felt. He went down on his knee and said he was really serious about me.

“He really got to me. I started telling my friends about him. But whenever I asked to take his picture he refused which I found a bit odd.”

 

But some how  Kessel succeeded in snap ping him off guard. And after his wedding in June Toure came back to Kessel. She would eventually hang up on him during a call in September when she she could no longer bear his secretive behaviour.

 “He told me he wanted me to go to Paris and said he would meet me there,” says Kessel. “I told him before I did that I needed to meet his parents.

“But he said I should give it time to talk to his parents because I am not a Muslim and they would expect me to be with a Muslim. I believed almost everything he said.”

 She said she found out who he really is only two weeks ago when she showed a

friend some of the pictures she managed to take. The friend recognised him.    

“She said I should go on Google and type in Kolo Toure. It all came up – Manchester

City, the wedding pictures to his long-time girlfriend. I felt a fool. I now understand why he used to hide his face and use a private number. I want to make sure he doesn’t do it to anyone else.”

Poor girl. African adage says that every day is for thhe thief but a day is for the owner of the house. 

But come to think of it. Do you believe this woman’s story?