新南威尔士州警方在Goulburn以南的偏远公路上发现一个装在手提箱中的性爱娃娃，其穿着性工作者服装并带有模拟伤痕，引发执法部门和专家对发现者可能在演练针对女性暴力幻想的深切担忧[1]。该发现于周日做出[1]。
专家指出，这类娃娃正被用作暴力训练工具。Caitlin Roper表示，"这些娃娃成为针对妇女和儿童的暴力训练工具"[1]。Roper著有《Sex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating: The Case for Resistance》一书，于2022年出版[1]。研究表明，部分拥有者利用性爱娃娃练习极端性虐待，网络论坛中曾出现"如果Tonya会反抗，我会上天堂"的用户评论[1]。
现实犯罪案例凸显了这种担忧的合理性。Perth男子Jason William Forbes曾计划绑架一名女孩并在隔音阁楼中进行犯罪，他在犯罪筹划过程中研究了氯仿并标记了学校位置[1]。澳大利亚联邦警察在2024年6月逮捕了一名31岁的Quakers Hill男子，该男子试图进口儿童性爱娃娃[1]。犯罪学家Vince Hurley警告称，"如果不在他们的虚假现实中停止，那就不会转变为真实儿童"[1]。
New South Wales police have raised serious concerns about a disturbing discovery on a remote highway south of Goulburn: a sex doll dressed in sex worker clothing, packed in a suitcase and bearing simulated injury marks [1]. The find has prompted law enforcement and experts to investigate whether the doll was being used to rehearse violent fantasies targeting women [1].
The discovery underscores a troubling trend recognized by specialists. According to Caitlin Roper, author of Sex Dolls, Robots and Woman Hating: The Case for Resistance published in 2022, such dolls have become "training objects for violence against women and children" [1]. Evidence suggests some owners use them to practice extreme sexual abuse, with concerning links to real-world crime. One online forum user posted: "If Tonya would resist, I would go to heaven," reflecting violent ideation [1]. A more concrete case emerged in Perth, where Jason William Forbes planned to kidnap girls, had researched chloroform, and marked school locations—alarming indicators of intent to transition fantasy to reality [1].
These concerns prompted federal action. In June 2024, Australian Federal Police arrested a 31-year-old Quakers Hill man attempting to import child sex dolls [1]. Criminologist Vince Hurley cautioned that without intervention in these "false realities," such behavior may not remain contained to dolls [1].