Spirit Halloween Life-Size Annabelle Doll

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Donna would sit her on the living room sofa before leaving for work only to come home in the afternoon and find her in the bedroom, with the door shut. The full names of Donna and Angie, and Donna's mother, have never been revealed. Similarly, the location of the apartment where the possession manifested, or the shop where the doll was bought, have never been disclosed.

If you could ask Ed and Lorraine Warren (though Ed died in 2006 and Lorraine died in early 2019), they would tell you that the stark warnings scrawled across Annabelle’s glass case are more than necessary. Rich Fury/FilmMagic/Getty Images The Annabelle doll that The Conjuring and Annabelle franchises used. No story of Annabelle would be complete without a discussion of the supernatural investigators who now possess the real life inspiration. Prepare to meet the Warrens, as well. The Warrens were again accused of helping fabricate the story. Although the family who claimed to be haunted always stood by their version of events, and even took a polygraph to help convince sceptics. The real Annabelle doll, in the Warren's museum The head, hands and shoulders are made in injection vinyl for ultimate durability and accuracy. The body of the Doll is made in polyurethane flexible foam with an ultra strong wire frame so that you can pose your Doll anyway you want. The eyes, feet and all the connectors are made in ABS thermoplastic polymer the ultimate in durability.

Inside The Museum Where The Real-Life Annabelle Lives Now

Those artifacts include the Annabelle doll and her protective case. Echoing the warnings of his predecessors, Spera cautions visitors of the Warrens’ Occult Museum about Annabelle’s powers. The Warrens investigated, and were featured in a best selling book about the case, written by Jay Ansen. The book was later adapted into a film, that would spawn a highly successful and long running franchise.

Kept in a custom built box, fortified with prayer scrolls and other psychic defences, was the original Annabelle doll. The names of the young priest and the motorcyclists were never divulged. Neither Donna nor Angie, the two nurses who were Annabelle’s first victims, ever came forward with their story. Neither Father Cooke nor Father Hegan appeared to have mentioned their exorcisms of her ever again. Warrens’ Occult Museum Ed and Lorraine Warren look upon the original Annabelle doll in her glass case. Years later, another visitor rapped on the glass of the Annabelle doll’s case and laughed at how silly people were to believe in her. On his way home, he reportedly lost control of his motorcycle and crashed headlong into a tree. He was killed instantly and his girlfriend just barely survived. Following Annabelle’s removal from Donna and Angie’s apartment, the Warrens documented several other paranormal experiences involving the doll – the first just minutes after they took possession of her.The Doll comes fully clothed and Annabelle is holding her Miss Me parchment paper in her right hand. The case has been investigated by sceptics, and most objective observers think the Warren's made the whole story up. The Amityville House, Long Island

The real-life fears surrounding the original Annabelle doll only flared up even more in August 2020, when reports surfaced that she had escaped from the Warrens’ Occult Museum (which closed down, at least temporarily, due to zoning issues in 2019).

Other Hauntings Attributed To The Demonic Doll

Ed and Lorraine duly came to the apartment to investigate. They concluded that the doll itself was not possessed, and that the 'Annabelle' story was false. The Warren's arranged for an Episcopalian exorcism to be conducted at the apartment. This extensive cleansing ritual, lasting several hours, was designed to promote positive energy, and so expel any evil presence. Though Ed and Lorraine Warren have both died, their legacy has been carried on by their daughter Judy and her husband Tony Spera. Until his death in 2006, Ed Warren considered Spera his demonology protege and entrusted him with continuing his work which included caring for his occult artifacts. In 1943, at the height of World War II, Ed left the cinema to join the Navy. Lorraine promised to wait for him. The couple were subsequently married when Ed had shore leave, in 1944.