CUSTOMERS looking to buy Slim Fast at Tesco in Coventry, UK were met with some surprise notes to make them think twice about picking up the product.
A mystery visitor taped hand written messages to the meal replacement shakes (pictured below), suggesting those buying the product "don't need these chemicals" and should "stop counting calories" because they already "look great".
While no one has claimed responsibility for the vigilante action, some are suggesting that it may be the work of students at the nearby University of Warwick.
A GRANDMOTHER selling painted, life-like dolls was reported to police as a suspected human trafficker.
The Ohio woman has told media she was in total shock when the police came knocking to ask if she was selling human babies.
"Are you kidding me," she asked them incredulously.
Upon realising it wasn't a joke, she let the police hold her realistic dolls until they were satisfied she was not trafficking real newborns.
The babies are made from vinyl and are used as therapy dolls for dementia patients.
You can check out her company Bunny Bundles Reborns HERE.
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