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S*x Doll Mistaken for Murder Victim After Being Found in Abandoned Suitcase in Australia

A s*x doll was mistaken for human remains after two men found an abandoned suitcase in rural Australia, prompting police to launch a homicide investigation. Forensic examinations later established that the suitcase contained an extremely lifelike doll with clothing, hair and a nose piercing. Police said markings resembling bruises and scratches added to the initial confusion.

S*x Doll Mistaken for Murder Victim After Being Found in Abandoned Suitcase in Australia
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A lifelike s*x doll was briefly mistaken for a murder victim after being found inside an abandoned suitcase in rural Australia, prompting police to launch a homicide investigation before forensic examinations established what was actually inside.

The alarm was raised on Sunday, August 9, when two men driving through the Australian countryside came across an abandoned suitcase apparently containing human remains. A strike force of homicide detectives and forensic experts was subsequently established to investigate what police initially treated as a possible murder. Why Is a S*x Doll Sculpture Inside Germany’s Presidential Palace?

S*x Doll Found Inside Abandoned Suitcase

Police were initially confronted with what appeared to be a potentially serious crime scene after the suitcase was discovered in the countryside.

"The contents of the suitcase were initially mistaken for the remains of a human," New South Wales Police Superintendent Linda Bradbury told reporters. "They look very lifelike." Perth Shocker: Teacher Found Guilty of S*xually Abusing 12-Year-Old Student for Over a Year in Australia.

The discovery prompted investigators to examine the contents of the suitcase and determine whether the apparent remains belonged to a person. However, forensic examinations soon established that the suitcase contained an extremely lifelike s*x doll, rather than human remains.

Police said "forensic examinations" proved it was actually an "extremely lifelike doll," complete with clothing, hair, and a nose piercing. The appearance of the doll had contributed to the initial confusion. Police said it "also exhibited signs resembling bruises and scratches," further complicating the investigation.

A separate police statement described the doll as "lifelike" and said it had markings that resembled injuries. "They are very realistic in terms of looking like human remains." The discovery meant investigators could conclude the apparent homicide inquiry without identifying a murder victim.

A lifelike s*x doll was briefly "mistaken" for a murder victim after it was found inside a suitcase dumped in rural Australia, police and local media said on Monday, August 10. Two men were driving through the Australian countryside on Sunday when they stumbled across an abandoned suitcase seemingly packed with human remains.

A strike force of homicide detectives and forensic experts was set up to solve what police initially treated as a murder. But tests soon showed the suitcase was actually stuffed with a lifelike s*x doll, public broadcaster ABC reported.

Police said "forensic examinations" had shown it was actually a "lifelike doll", replete with clothes, hair and a nose piercing. Further muddying the waters was the fact the doll "also had markings that resembled bruises and grazes," police said in a statement. "Investigations have concluded."

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