“You’re a nonce!” ‘It’s okay, we’re on holiday, it doesn’t count’: Chilling moment ’15-year-old’ Brit is approached by men laughing to ‘check her hymen’ in sickening undercover Magaluf footage

This is the horrifying moment a man in Magaluf tells a young female undercover journalist that ‘being 15 doesn’t count on holiday’ and jokes that he wants to inspect her hymen.

Journalists Ellie Flynn and Emily Birtley donned hidden cameras for the new Channel 4 film ‘Magaluf Undercover: Predators and Parties’ to expose the predatory underbelly of Mallorca’s tourist hotspot.

They both spent time on the infamous Punta Ballena ‘party strip’, where they pretended to be drunk to see if men would try to take advantage of their state.

In one particularly disturbing scene, they were filmed talking to some men outside a hotel bar when Emily, who was actually in her 20s, said she was only 15 years old and on her first holiday with friends.

One of the men started hitting on Emily, prompting his friend to call him a “nonce.”

He immediately responded, “It’s okay, man, we’re on vacation, it doesn’t count… it doesn’t matter if she’s 15, it doesn’t count.”

The girls played along, clearly hoping he was joking, but the man then made an outrageous statement. “If she has a full hymen, I know…” he said.

At first he tried to play it off, laughing when the journalists, clearly surprised, pressed him.

But a moment later he doubled down: “I said, I want to see if she has a fully developed hymen or not!”

The skin-crawling incident was just one of many that unfold in the documentary, as Ellie and Emily are repeatedly approached by men looking to take advantage.

Another disturbing scene captured the moment local men brazenly preyed on Ellie as she pretended to pass out on a lounger, forcing her to call in security to escape.

The clip shows a man walking up to the British reporter, who buries her face in her hands in an attempt to appear drunk.

‘Hey, are you okay? Sorry, are you okay?’, he asked Ellie as he leaned over her.

The reporter then told him she was fine, but instead of leaving her alone, he asked her if she wanted to “just talk.”

The interaction takes a dark turn when Ellie shakes her head no, to which the man responds, “You are my last chance. Would you like to kiss a little?’.

Ellie again said no, and the man walked away for a moment – only to tell his friend that “she’s totally drunk,” to which his friend replied, “Let’s go for it!” Let’s go for it.’

“I can keep you company if you want,” the friend said after approaching Ellie and sitting next to her on the lounge chair. “Where are you from?” he asked.

Ellie then stood up and explained in her narration from the film how she felt “genuinely scared” despite a camera crew and security watching her.

She was seen gesturing for help, and a female security guard rushed to her aid and pulled her away.

“Sorry, it just scared me… I didn’t see it coming,” a relieved Ellie explained.

“I had seen the first two together, but the sudden appearance of another and the fact that I had no idea if they were together at the time was enough for me to alert security to get me out.”

Ellie went on to describe how she felt like she had experienced ‘an orchestrated attempt to attack single drunk women on a night out in Magaluf’.

But her terrifying encounter with the three men on the beach was not an isolated incident.

For three days, Ellie – who was accompanied by a film crew while disguised as a drunken reveler – secretly filmed in clubs, on the strip and on the beach of Magaluf after dark.

The crew documented the various sinister instances of Ellie being followed and harassed by men.

The documentary also revealed that 48 cases of rape were reported to police in Magaluf in 2023 alone.

Ellie said she noticed a “pattern” in the behavior of some men at the party destination.

One night, Ellie said she was watched by a group of men for ten minutes as she collapsed outside a fast food store before one of them told her he had a car.

“Why would this man, who has been watching me for several minutes and can see that I am apparently drunk, try to get me into a car,” she wrote in The Sun.

‘He repeatedly asked why I was alone, where my friends were and suggested he could help me – telling me I was beautiful and much closer than I felt comfortable with.’

But it’s not just Channel 4’s upcoming documentary that details the trend of women being preyed upon in Magaluf.

Several cases of rape were reported in the tourist hotspot during the summer.

A female British tourist was allegedly raped by a man twice her age. He was intercepted as she returned to her holiday apartment after a drunken night out with friends in Magaluf.

Another British woman was raped and robbed on a beach after becoming separated from friends in the resort’s Punta Ballena entertainment district.

The suspect allegedly picked her up and carried her to the beach, where he raped her before stealing her cell phone.

The Mallorcan region of Calvia, where Magaluf is located, has the highest number of reported sexual crimes per inhabitant in all of Spain.

The party resort on the Spanish island of Mallorca is known for its drinking culture, which is often enjoyed by foreign tourists, especially British and German.

• UNTOLD: Magaluf Undercover – Predators & Parties can be streamed from Friday 1 November on Channel 4 and YouTube