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The real Annabelle doll is a Raggedy Ann doll that was given as a gift to a nursing student named Donna by her mother in 1970. At first, Donna and her roommate Angie found the doll to be innocent and playful. However, things took a strange turn when they started noticing that the doll was moving on its own and changing positions.
The actual Annabelle doll which is never used in film.
Donna and Angie contacted a medium who conducted a séance and claimed that the spirit of a young girl named Annabelle Higgins was possessing the doll. The medium suggested that the girls allow the spirit to reside in the doll, and they agreed.
However, things quickly escalated when the doll began exhibiting more malevolent behavior. It allegedly scratched and attacked the girls and their friends, prompting them to seek the help of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.
The Warrens believed that the doll was not possessed by a young girl's spirit but by a demonic entity. They took the doll with them and kept it in their Occult Museum, where it remains to this day.
While the story of Annabelle may seem far-fetched, Donna and Angie's claims were supported by multiple witnesses who experienced strange occurrences in the presence of the doll. The real Annabelle doll may not look as terrifying as the one depicted in horror movies, but its story is unnerving nonetheless.
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