5 TOP MOST HAUNTED DOLLS IN REAL LIFE/FEATURING: HAUNTED DOLLS by Fiza's Blog

INTRODUCTION:

Who in their childhood does not love to play with dolls? Even as a teenager myself I admire dolls a lot. It's like a little companion when you are a kid. At one point I wanted my dolls to talk to me. Literally, which of course never happened and I grew up. But believe me when I say, there are some creepy dolls who have a mind of their own and can hurt you in unexpected ways. These are the dolls you wouldn't want to play with. If you guessed correctly then you are right, I am going to tell you about the top 5 most haunted dolls that actually exist. So if you are not a fan of ghost stories this might be disturbing for you.

1. ANNABELLE:



As we all know the movie "Annabelle" is originally based on a real story of a doll under the same name. Annabelle is actually a raggedy 'Ann' doll bought from a thrift store, given to a girl by her mother as a birthday present, which turned out to be the worst gift the young woman ever received. Almost immediately after returning to the house, both the girl and her roommate begin finding the doll in bizarre places without anyone ever moving it. Doll even hurt their friend by scratching him viciously. Frightened by the doll's malicious behaviour, they contacted demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren, who removed the doll to the museum after pronouncing it "Demonically Possessed", the demon bent on stealing the owner's soul. The Warrens locked her in a box and you can still visit her in the museum if you are brave enough.

Gosh...I am really scared of her. I haven't even seen the movie 

2. ROBERT THE DOLL: 

Given to painter and author Robert Eugene Gene Otto in 1906, when he was only six years old. According to the young boy's parents, Gene was often heard whispering and giggling with someone when the only ones in the room were him and the doll "Robert". Even when they locked the toy in the attic things in the house would break, only to have Eugene claiming 'Robert did it'. When the family was not at home, neighbours also complained about a small figure moving inside and peaking through the window. Today, Robert can be seen in a museum, but be warned! This doesn't like its picture taken without its permission, not joking!

3. JOLIET:



Currently known by a woman simply known as "Anna", this evil doll is not just haunted but also cursed. It was originally given as a baby gift to Anna's great grandmother by a family friend. Joliet contains the souls of not one but four infant boys. Each female in the family gave birth to two children, a boy and a girl, but the boy dies after only 3 days, soul absorbed by the evil doll. At night, the doll cries out as if it's a baby itself. This has been happening for four generations. Upon asking why don't get rid of Joliet. Their reasoning is really sad, each mother appears certain that if anything bad would happen to the doll then the soul of their dead sons will get hurt too. This evil doll will continue to take young lives in infancy forever.

4. THE ZOMBIE VOODOO DOLL:



Officially known as the Galveston, Texas Zombie Voodoo Doll, it has been known to physically attack its owners. In October 2004, an unidentified woman from Galveston, Texas purchased this gruesome doll from its previous owner in New Orleans. The handcrafted figure arrived in a metal box, referred to as a coffin, the woman took it out and put it on display, only to have the doll attack her at night. After ceiling it in the box, the ghost continues to attack the woman in her nightmares. She tried her best to destroy that doll but failed one too many times. Finally, after selling the doll on eBay, the buyer was alarmed that the shipping box was empty. And guess what? She found the doll the next day, covered in dirt, lying on her front door.

5. MANDY:



Made in Germany between 1910 and 1920. Mandy is a porcelain disfigured baby doll, who was donated to Quesnel and District Museum in 1991 by a woman who previously owned her. After arriving at the museum, Mandy started affecting the staff and visitors in unexpected ways. Objects start to disappear or move around on their own, and electronics go awry while taking pictures or recording. Mandy also caused mischief by knocking down other dolls in a shared case; it seems she doesn't like company. The woman donating the century-old doll said she could often hear Mandy crying from the basement in the middle of the night.

These were the five most haunted dolls. Are you scared of them? Which is the scariest one? Do you know any more dolls? Do let me know in the comment section!