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The bizarre find also included animal blood and brains, some items of lingerie, and a sock. Police have no idea who dumped the sex toy out in the middle of nowhere, or whyPolice have expressed confusion about a mysterious “body” found by the side of a main road in North Queensland, Australia, this morning. Police responding to reports of what appeared to be a dead body wrapped in a blanket at about 7am established a perimeter and temporarily closed Bruce Highway, just under four miles south of Bowen. But after a few hours examination by forensics experts, the “body” was revealed to be a highly realistic named, according to her instruction manual, Naomi. “Forensic officers commenced investigations which have concluded the body is a life-like replica doll of a human,” Queensland Police said in a statement, adding “The crime scene has been disbanded.”Read MoreRelated ArticlesRead MoreRelated ArticlesThey promised “Officers will continue investigations into the origins of the doll.” Strangely, the “crime scene” also included splashes of what appeared to be animal blood and brain tissue, as well as two pieces of women’s lingerie, a pair of men’s underpants, one sock and Naomi’s user manual. The nearest big city to the discovery is Brisbane, some 10 hour away by car. Queensland Police posted an account of the bizarre discovery on their Facebook page, and several users speculated that leaving the sex robot on the side of the road was some sort of prank. “As if QPS haven’t already got enough to do NOW they have to deal with pranksters,” one person said.Read MoreRelated ArticlesAnother commenter suggested it was probably a Stag or Hen party “gone wrong”. When someone said “I guess somebody is watching this with great glee ... happy that their prank has got them their 15 minutes of fame,” another Facebook user replied that there can’t be a fifteen minutes of fame “unless they reveal themselves.”Another local pointed out that when someone finds a real dead body, they often say they thought it was a mannequin “So," she said, "it makes sense it would go the other way.”Follow&nbsp;

The bizarre find also included animal blood and brains, some items of lingerie, and a sock. Police have no idea who dumped the sex toy out in the middle of nowhere, or whyPolice have expressed confusion about a mysterious “body” found by the side of a main road in North Queensland, Australia, this morning. Police responding to reports of what appeared to be a dead body wrapped in a blanket at about 7am established a perimeter and temporarily closed Bruce Highway, just under four miles south of Bowen. But after a few hours examination by forensics experts, the “body” was revealed to be a...

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