Kansas man bought life-size doll with insurance money he received after wife’s death
- May 2, 2024
- 1:34
- Short
Authorities investigated Colby Trickle’s finances and found he spent more than $120,000 in life insurance proceeds within months after his wife’s death. One of those purchases? A life-size doll.
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Brief Summary
A man spends $2,000 on a sex doll and discusses it with his mother, raising questions about comfort and societal perceptions.
Key points
- Life-Size Sex Dolls. Discussion about a company that manufactures life-size sex dolls.
- Comfort and Warmth. A trial described the need for a doll for comfort.
