![]() The doll may not look menacing, but of all the items in the Occult Museum, “that doll is what I’d be most frightened of,” said Tony Spera, the Warrens’ son-in-law.Īccording to the Warrens’ report, a 28-year-old nurse who received the doll as a gift in 1968 noticed that it started to change positions. In a locked glass box in the Occult Museum, there’s a Raggedy Ann doll named Annabelle with a “positively do not open” warning sign on it. ![]() YouTube The Annabelle doll in her case at the Warrens’ Occult Museum. What they found is enough to keep you up all night. So, Lorraine and Ed Warren pooled their talents together and set out to investigate the paranormal. Ed himself said he grew up in a haunted house and was a self-taught demonologist as a result. She was scared if she told her parents they’d think she was crazy, so she kept her powers to herself.īut when she met her husband Ed Warren when she was 16, he knew there was something different about her. Lorraine Warren said that she could see auras around people ever since she was seven or eight years old. And both Warrens claimed to be uniquely qualified to investigate strange and unusual phenomena. According to Ed and Lorraine Warren, they investigated over 10,000 cases over the course of their careers with doctors, nurses, researchers, and police at their assistance. Getty Images Ed and Lorraine Warren are paranormal investigators whose cases have inspired movies such as The Conjuring, The Amityville Horror, and Annabelle.īut the center’s primary purpose was to serve as the base of operations for the couple.
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