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Police in Izu City, Japan were probably relieved and somewhat embarrassed recently when they brought what they thought was a murder victim to the medical examiner's office, but it turned out to be a life-size doll.

The seaside resort town's fuzz still aren't sure if they were victims of a hoax, after finding what they thought was a corpse wrapped up in a sleeping bag. Investigators on the scene felt the wrapped figure from the outside but never actually looked inside the sleeping bag before it was unwrapped for a post-mortem examination.

The Japanese Asahi newspaper reported that the doll was female and was created in a sophisticated manner, with a brown wig, a blouse and a skirt. It's unclear from reports whether or not the murdered doll was one of Japan's growing number of "love dolls."

Think that's embarrassing? Check out these amazing car crashes (that people actually walked away from).


Epic Vehicle Crashes

    "Ice Road Truckers" would be our favorite show if this happened at some point in every episode.

    WreckedExotics.com

    This is why you never want bay windows when you live around the corner from the local pub.

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    Here's a brand new $100K Tesla Roadster on its virgin drive. That's one way to break it in.

    Picvi.com

    The driver of this (former) RV didn't bother to read the clearance sign before the tunnel. That decision may impact the resale value.

    WreckedExotics.com

    Here's one of those wrecks where you wish your car was equipped with a ladder, rather than airbags.

    WreckedExotics.com

    This trucker got one too many speeding tickets.

    Truckersoffice.net

    Finally, Tacos Jalisco got the drive-through they always wanted.

    WreckedExotics.com

    Creative parking. You could fit a Mini Cooper and two Smart cars in that extra space.

    autocult.com.au

    The founder of the game console Gizmondo drove his $1 million Ferrari into a telephone pole while going 162 MPH on the Pacific Coast Highway. He walked away, though we're guessing he shed a tear or two in process.

    LA Times

    Listen up, drug dealers -- when you're waiting for the importer to bring in your shipment, don't park right on the airstrip.

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