A mother is fighting back after a photo of her child was stolen and her likeness was turned into a sex doll that was legally for sale on Amazon and other websites. Watch NBC6 free wherever you are. Currently, child sex dolls are only banned in Florida and two other states, but advocates and victims say much more needs to be done to expose this secret.
I knew it the one site, I saw her and zoomed in on her face and her hair. I was just, I couldn't believe it," said the mother, who asked to be identified as only Terri. I started crying. I was just completely in shock and angry," she said. And not just any doll -- according to the Amazon ad, it was "a high quality sexy dolly live dolls for men. I just want to burn them," Terri said, in tears. The same doll appears naked on another website, which NBC 6 has verified but we are not identifying.
Terri says she freaked. She reached out to Amazon — and four days later the ad was removed. This product has been removed. They should be fined. And these websites need to be shut down," Terri said.
I knew I needed someone to help me because I can't get these dolls off 13, 14, 15 websites. Terri paired up with the Child Rescue Coalition , or C. The C.
For Terri, it's a fight she's ready to take on. And fighting is something her family is used to -- her daughter has an immune deficiency and requires regular life-sustaining plasma transfusions. I knew within 35 hours, even though this is the worst thing to ever happen to my family, I knew I had to do something," Terri said.
