Investigation into Australian Murder Ends in a Quirk (VIDEO)

Police in New South Wales spent nearly a day investigating a suspected murder, but it turned out that a sex doll was mistaken for human remains. Tourists found a suitcase 250 km from Sydney and called the police. Forensic examination showed it contained a highly detailed doll with piercings. Police defended the officers' actions, stating the object was indistinguishable from a corpse. The incident was closed as a curiosity.

Police in the Australian state of New South Wales spent nearly a day investigating a suspected murder that turned out to be a false alarm. Two travelers discovered a suitcase on the side of the road about 250 kilometers southwest of Sydney, the contents of which they took for a female body. They immediately called emergency services. Arriving officers cordoned off the area, called in homicide detectives from Sydney, and began checking missing persons databases. However, after detailed examination in a forensic laboratory, it turned out that inside was a highly detailed sex doll, dressed, with hair and a nose piercing. Street grime and scuffs on the material looked like signs of violent damage. The police district leadership emphasized that the officers' actions were absolutely correct, as the object visually resembled a corpse indistinguishably. After receiving official forensic results, all investigative measures were wound down. Law enforcement noted that the vigilant tourists acted absolutely correctly, although they experienced severe emotional shock. In the near future, police intend to personally contact the travelers to officially close this curious incident.