A suitcase found by the roadside near Goulburn, New South Wales, was initially believed to contain human remains but was later identified as a lifelike doll. NSW Police said forensic examination confirmed it was not a body. The doll had clothing, hair, a nose piercing and markings resembling bruises and grazes.
A suspected “body of a woman” found inside a suitcase by the roadside near Goulburn in regional New South Wales turned out to be a lifelike doll with markings resembling bruises and grazes, according to reports.
Two men out for a weekend drive happened to pull over by the side of the road and discovered the suitcase containing what appeared to be a body, The Guardian reported.
"NSW Police can confirm an item located in a bag near Goulburn yesterday is not human remains," police said in a statement.
Police send item for examination
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