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'Drowning woman' turns out to be sex doll
Monday, 24 September 2012 | http://www.nerve.in/news:253500470635 | channel: Europe

"Within minutes police cordoned off the scene and a rescue operation launched. Having sealed off a wide section of the beach, officers in the northern Samsun province sent a team of divers into the water."
 
London, Sep 24 - Turkish divers thought a woman was drowning in the Black Sea but when they went to her rescue they pulled something unexpected out of the water - a blow-up sex doll.

The beach-goers who raised the alarm had got it wrong and called the emergency services thinking a woman was going under, the Daily Mail reported Monday.

Within minutes police cordoned off the scene and a rescue operation launched. Having sealed off a wide section of the beach, officers in the northern Samsun province sent a team of divers into the water.

But the team quickly discovered the embarrassing truth.

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