A ‘body’ found in a suitcase was actually a sex doll. How did NSW police get it so wrong?
Summary
Police in New South Wales, Australia, were called after a suitcase containing what looked like a human body was found near Goulburn. After investigation and forensic tests, the "body" was revealed to be a lifelike sex doll. Police followed standard procedures during the investigation, and no crime is believed to be involved.Key Facts
- Two members of the public found a suitcase on the roadside near Goulburn, NSW, and thought it contained human remains.
- Police initially treated the case as a serious incident and sent the suitcase to the forensic lab.
- Forensic tests showed the "body" was a realistic sex doll with features like hair, clothing, and marks resembling bruises.
- Police avoided fully opening the suitcase immediately to preserve potential evidence, following proper crime scene protocols.
- Experts said lifelike dolls can be mistaken for real bodies, and suitcases can be places where real bodies are found in crimes.
- Police confirmed the doll was not childlike, and the investigation found no criminal links.
- Authorities praised the public for reporting the suspicious item quickly and said police did the right thing by investigating carefully.
- Police maintain no regrets about the thorough procedures used to handle the case with full integrity.
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