TWISTED: Sex Doll Brothel SHUT DOWN By Authorities

A sex robot brothel in Italy has just been shut down by police less than two weeks after its grand opening after alleged infringements on Italian property law, according to Italian media reports.

The “doll house” Lumidolls opened on September 3rd but already had two successful operations, its first in Barcelona, Spain, and the second in Moscow Russia.

Lumidolls’ first sex robot brothel in Barcelona moved to a new location soon after opening when the building’s landlord cancelled the firm’s lease after checks showed it was not legally allowed to run hospitality on the premises, according to Ansa.

Hygiene authorities are now investigating to see if the firm’s doll cleaning met all standards.

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Lumidolls owner Sergi Prieto spoke with the Daily Star previously and stated, “As you know in Italy, prostitution is 100% legal.

“Customers will have the option at Lumidolls Torino to have new sexual experiences in a safe and secure place.”

These sex robot brothels allow men to live out their wildest fantasies without ever having to engage with real women in hopes that they will indulge them.

The agency’s website claims that guests will “hardly distinguish” the difference between their dolls and real women.

“With Lumidolls, customers can perform any of their sexual fantasies they do not dare to do with a woman,” a spokesman for the company told the Star.

“This allows them to fulfill their wildest fantasies that may be with other people they can not, may be they have some physical complex that does not allow them to be comfortable with a person, and with a doll it makes this much easier.”

The ‘sexbots’ are described as ‘warm’ with ‘mechanical movements and an artificial brain’.

The dolls are made using thermoplastic elastomer, a polymer renowned for its softness, and the website is keen to point out the dolls are “properly disinfected with special antibacterial soaps” before and after each service, the Star reports.