Jessica
09-17-2008, 04:25 PM
http://www.nippon-sekai.com/main/kichigai-japan/dqn-warudo/murder-victim-was-a-life-sized-sex-doll/
Investigators discovered what seemed to be a wrapped up body in a
forest in Izu City after receiving a call from a frantic couple who
were out walking their dog in the morning.
Fifteen officers were dispatched to the scene and found a "body"
wrapped in plastic tightly bound around the neck, midriff and ankles,
with hair protruding from one end. Police investigators felt it from
outside but never actually looked inside since they were following
procedures by leaving the concealed "body" untouched for the police
pathologists. It was transported to the city police station for a
post-mortem examination.
In the meantime, extra officers were sent out to interview potential
witnesses. The media, which had been covering quake related drills in
the area began covering it as a major crime story. Due to press
deadlines, the gruesome report ended up making the evening edition of
the local newspaper.
Meanwhile, the "victim" was in custody of police pathologists by mid-
afternoon for further examination. They opened the wrapping and
instead of finding a human corpse, discovered the body was actually
a "sophisticated" life-sized sex doll wearing a blouse and skirt.
Red-faced police officials apologized for the trouble they caused and
closed the book on the "case". Initially, they thought they might
have been the victim of a prank but upon further investigation of the
doll, found that it had been "used" heavily. They determined the
owner did not want to dispose of it with the rest of the garbage and
instead dumped it in the forest. To the amusement of the gathered
reporters, the police spokesperson had a stern message for the doll's
owner by stating that it was an irresponsible thing to do.
Oh goodness. :lmao
Investigators discovered what seemed to be a wrapped up body in a
forest in Izu City after receiving a call from a frantic couple who
were out walking their dog in the morning.
Fifteen officers were dispatched to the scene and found a "body"
wrapped in plastic tightly bound around the neck, midriff and ankles,
with hair protruding from one end. Police investigators felt it from
outside but never actually looked inside since they were following
procedures by leaving the concealed "body" untouched for the police
pathologists. It was transported to the city police station for a
post-mortem examination.
In the meantime, extra officers were sent out to interview potential
witnesses. The media, which had been covering quake related drills in
the area began covering it as a major crime story. Due to press
deadlines, the gruesome report ended up making the evening edition of
the local newspaper.
Meanwhile, the "victim" was in custody of police pathologists by mid-
afternoon for further examination. They opened the wrapping and
instead of finding a human corpse, discovered the body was actually
a "sophisticated" life-sized sex doll wearing a blouse and skirt.
Red-faced police officials apologized for the trouble they caused and
closed the book on the "case". Initially, they thought they might
have been the victim of a prank but upon further investigation of the
doll, found that it had been "used" heavily. They determined the
owner did not want to dispose of it with the rest of the garbage and
instead dumped it in the forest. To the amusement of the gathered
reporters, the police spokesperson had a stern message for the doll's
owner by stating that it was an irresponsible thing to do.
Oh goodness. :lmao