In an unexpected turn of events, investigations conducted by the Australian police revealed that a "body" found inside a suitcase near the small village of Oallen, approximately 230km south-west of Sydney, was not a human victim but a lifelike doll. The initial murder investigation, which garnered significant interest, was declared premature after forensic tests confirmed the contents were not human. The lifelike nature of the doll had led to its initial misidentification as human remains. The doll was dressed in clothing, sported hair, and even a nose piercing, with markings that resembled bruises and grazes. Forensic teams and investigators attended the scene on Sunday, ensuring minimal disturbance to maintain the integrity of the investigation. Supt Linda Bradbury from the Hume Police District expressed no regrets about how the case was handled, praising the two men who discovered the suitcase for their decision to report it. The police have since closed their investigations, with the two men being informed that the contents were not human remains. This peculiar discovery left the discoverers feeling affected but their timely reporting proved instrumental in resolving the matter.