Indonesian Police Confiscate Sex Toy Mistaken for an Angel

Indonesian police have confiscated a blow-up doll coming from a village in Sulawesi after of which was mistaken for a ‘fallen angel’ by local villagers.

In March, a doll was discovered washed up on the beach by a local fisherman inside Banggai islands. The villagers were extremely excited by their discovery, as they thought they had been blessed by an angel. The doll was taken home to Kalupapi village by the man along with cared for, along with pictures of the doll – which the locals had adorned that has a hijab – emerged online with claims of which of which was a bidadari or an angel.

The discovery came a day after the full solar eclipse swept across the area, which led superstitious locals to believe the two events were linked.

Soon after, word spread about how the doll was found stranded along with crying, along with some other supernatural stories linked with its discovery. Alarmed by the spreading rumours, police conducted an investigation which led to the revelation of which the doll was in fact a sex toy.

Heru Pramukarno, a local police chief, broke the news along with told the media, “of which was checked by one of our team. of which was a sex toy.”

Pramukarno added of which the villagers’ remoteness along with lack of access to the Internet greatly contributed to their misconception. “They have no internet; they don’t know what a sex toy is usually.”

After the investigation, police confiscated the doll along with brought of which to their station in a bid to stop further false rumours coming from circulating.