Possessed dolls, demons and haunted houses: Inside the life of the infamous Lorraine Warren.

That room, which houses a number of other haunted items that the Warrens investigated, is the subject of the new film, Annabelle Comes Home. The doll is now in a secure glass cabinet emblazoned with a sinister warning sign. The Warrens took the doll with them, and it now resides in the 'the artifact room' at Warren's Occult Museum in Monroe. It appears as the secondary antagonist of The Conjuring, the titular main antagonist of Annabelle, Annabelle: Creation, and Annabelle Comes Home, and a cameo antagonist in The Conjuring 2 and The Curse of La Llorona. They concluded the doll was an 'inhumane demonic spirit' who was trying to possess a human host, and have recounted the story on their website. Malthus, more commonly known by its vessel, Annabelle the Doll, is the secondary antagonist of The Conjuring Universe. They quickly realised the doll was not possessed as suggested by the medium. This time, Donna contacted Ed and Lorraine Warren, who were famous paranormal investigators. When he switched the light on, his stomach was covered in bloody scratches and the doll was on the floor. Another time, Lou recalled entering a darkened room where the doll was being kept when he felt something attack him.

That was just his first terrifying encounter. When he awoke, he knew it was no dream and that Annabelle was evil. However things took a turn for the worst when Angie's fiancee, Lou, claimed the doll was evil after it attacked him in the middle of the night.Īccording to Lou, the doll climbed up his leg before strangling him. Feeling empathy for the young girl who died, Donna gave Annabelle permission to reside in the doll. The medium informed Donna and Angie of Annabelle Higgins, who previously lived on the property before she was found dead at the age of seven.Īnnabelle, the medium explained, had found comfort in the two girls. It was when Donna noticed blood drops on the doll’s hands and chest that they decided to seek professional advice from a medium. They described the handwriting to be not unlike that of a small child’s. When they would come home, it would be in an entirely different room to the one they last remembered it being in.Īt first, the doll would just move, but then it began to leave messages too.ĭonna and Angie would find pieces of paper, being held by the yarn-haired toy, that would read “Help Us”. It was only slight, they remember, but it was enough to evoke a slight sense of uneasiness.Īs time went on, the roommates observed the doll’s movements were becoming even more pronounced. Within days, Donna and Angie noticed the doll had moved. Donna liked the present, and added the doll to her bed atop her pillows.

The woman’s 28-year-old daughter was a nurse, who lived in a small apartment with her roommate Angie.

It starts very innocently, when a mother purchased a Raggedy Ann Doll in an antique store as a birthday present for her daughter, Donna, in 1970.

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