Police hacked into a car to save a doll

A strange case occurred recently in Australia. A police patrol, passing by one of the parked cars, noticed a baby locked in the cabin. He did not show signs of life - apparently he was asleep or unconscious.

Since there was a terrible heat in the street and the locked baby was threatened with death from overheating, the police decided to hack the car. They knocked out the rear window and got inside. Imagine their surprise when the “child” turned out to be a skillfully made doll. It is so realisticly made that even if they took it in hand, the police did not immediately determine the “fake”. Hair, eyelashes, nails are made of this material, the weight is fully consistent with the real.

Stunningly lifelike dolls are becoming very popular in the West. They are almost impossible to distinguish from a live child. So far, these dolls can neither breathe, nor blink, nor talk, but if you equip them with all the necessary electronics, then even by reflexes and level of intelligence they will be a complete copy of ordinary babies.

In Australia, artist Vinett Kernik is engaged in the manufacture of “artificial children” (in the photo she is with one of her “babies”). Although the cost of the product reaches $ 1000, there is no end to the buyers. In fact, not every woman can afford to have a living child, but not one can resist the maternal instinct.
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Going out with such a child in public, mothers have to be careful and handle the child carefully. For example, if you carry it upside down or leave it alone, then someone will notice it and call the police.