Nebraska funeral worker fired after using sex doll of dead man he was tasked to collect

A Nebraska funeral worker was busted last week after he had sex with a life-sized doll that belonged to the dead man he was tasked with transporting, police said.

Ryan Smith, 41, was arrested Friday on charges of burglary, criminal trespassing, and tampering with physical evidence — and was promptly fired from his Omaha mortuary gig.

Smith became smitten with the doll after spotting it inside the Rock Creek Apartments unit he and a colleague were dispatched to collect the body of a man who died a natural death, according to court documents obtained by WOWT.

The pair were working on behalf of Mid America First Call, a company that removes, transports, embalms and cremates bodies.

Later that day, Smith allegedly called the property manager and claimed the Sarpy County Sheriff’s Office was sending him back to the unit to collect the doll so it could be swabbed for “a biopsy” — a bizarre request that was immediately shot down.

The creep decided to help himself and somehow weaseled his way back into the dead man’s apartment, officials allege.

The manager stumbled upon the disturbing scene while investigating noises coming from inside the unit, which was deadbolted and locked with a chain.

Smith then allegedly walked out — with his clothing disheveled — and warned the manager he would return with a warrant for the doll.

The threat proved ruinous for Smith; the manager called the police and reported the fiasco, saying he was worried the funeral worker would return to break in and steal property from the apartment.

Investigators arrived and noticed that several items inside the unit had been moved since their death investigation earlier in the day.

The Douglas County Crime Lab is in the midst of processing fingerprints lifted from the moved items — and is planning to request DNA samples from the doll.

Justin Dalton, owner of Mid America First Call, confirmed to WOWT that Smith was booted from the job even though the crime did not occur on the clock.