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'Body' found on hillside in Ohio turns out to be 'recreational mannequin'

File photo of a 'recreational mannequin' (Photo by Lukas Schulze/Bongarts/Getty Images)

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Credit: Lukas Schulze

File photo of a 'recreational mannequin' (Photo by Lukas Schulze/Bongarts/Getty Images)
By daytondailynews.com
Sept 29, 2018

A body reported found Thursday afternoon near a park Hamilton County, Ohio, turned out to be what police described as a “recreational mannequin.”

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County engineer's crews working in an area near the Richardson Forest Preserve spotted what they thought was a body. Colerain Township police responded and requested the county coroner's office.

Colerain Twp. police Chief Mark Denney told WCPO-TV that the body turned out to be a "sex doll in a garbage bag."

The mannequin was lifelike and partially wrapped in a black garbage bag, he told WCPO. It was spotted on a hillside so it was not easy to identify from a distance, the chief said.

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