Police HandoutPolice are conducting a manhunt for a masked burglar who stole a life-sized sex doll worth $4500, in a headline-grabbing stick ’em up.
The accused broke into a Melbourne Sexyland store, wearing a stocking over his head, armed with bolt cutters and a fire hydrant to steal Dorothy, a lifelike sex doll.
Said to be ‘the perfect companion for lonely nights’, Dorothy retails at $4500.
Police HandoutShe weighs somewhere between 22 and 49kg and is 168cm tall with blonde hair and white lingerie. Police haven’t released details of Dorothy’s eye or skin colour.
They are now searching for any clue to the case, after the crime was committed just after 6am on Sunday.
CCTV captured the man arriving at the Sexyland store, in the suburb of Moorabbin, outside Melbourne, in the early hours, pulling up in a white Ford Transit van.
Slipstream Signs/FacebookThey think he used bolt cutters to get through the fence and the fire hydrant to break into the shop where he chose Dorothy from about 12 take-home life-sized titanium alloy dolls, the Herald Sun reports.
Sexyland describes the doll as ‘developed from superior materials for soft, ultra-realistic feeling skin’. It says Dorothy’s skeleton also allows her to stand on her own, and is dubbed ‘the perfect companion for lonely nights’.
Dorothy is similar in stature to the bespoke dolls produced by companies such as Real Doll.
Speaking to UNILAD, adult entertainer and sex expert, Harriet Sugarcookie explained in a recent survey she discovered two per cent of men had tried using a sex doll.
With the perpetual advancements of sex robotics and lifelike human sex toys, Harriet believes many are interested in ways to artificially simulate sex.
Some more than others, apparently, who are willing to turn to crime.
Police HandoutKingston detectives have released CCTV images of a man they wish to speak with, described as having a ‘solid build’.
He was wearing a dark coloured jumper with a red stripe across the chest, dark pants and dark casual shoes with white laces.
Contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
A former emo kid who talks too much about 8Chan meme culture, the Kardashian Klan, and how her smartphone is probably killing her. Francesca is a Cardiff University Journalism Masters grad who has done words for BBC, ELLE, The Debrief, DAZED, an art magazine you’ve never heard of and a feminist zine which never went to print.