The Triple Kidnapping refers to an episode of police harassment that occurred in the UK in 2017. The police did not charge this man with a crime, but they punished him anyway. The punishment consisted of home invasion, privacy invasion, theft, arrest, and property damage all perpetrated by police. This tragic story is an example of what can happen to people that own legal sex dolls when they live under anti-doll laws.
The first part of the story is here Allie and Maria (and friends!) » THREE GIRLS – Taken and shows pictures of the scene right after the police broke into this man’s house and stole his companion dolls.
The second part shows the damaged dolls when they were eventually returned 8 MONTHS later Allie and Maria (and friends!) » THREE GIRLS – Returned
The final part is a photo montage that depicts the three dolls in a fictitious therapy session with a grief counselor (also a doll) Allie and Maria (and friends!) » THREE GIRLS – Debriefing
Lacy Liberty Commentary
For many of us, privacy is one of our most valuable assets. We don’t want to get outed as a sex doll owner, and law enforcement knows this. This is why I constantly say that anti-doll laws are bad for all doll owners, no matter what your doll looks like. Vague and misguided laws can be used by police to search our homes and computers at will, as we have seen in the UK. Most of us stand to lose a lot after our privacy is blown, even if we’re never actually charged with a crime.
This article contains far too much information for a tweet. So on Twitter, I like to use the phrase “Remember the Triple Kidnapping!” as a rallying cry when referring to this event.
