The Craze Over Annabelle Doll Reported Missing, Netizens Panic! Here Are the Real Facts

Kapanlagi.com - The shocking news about the disappearance of the Annabelle doll spread widely on social media after several residents of Louisiana claimed that the haunted doll went missing during a paranormal tour. Fear escalated after a fire occurred at Nottoway Plantation, which sparked theories that the incident was related to Annabelle's presence in the state.

Wild speculation continued to grow on platform X (formerly Twitter), where netizens expressed panic and belief. However, the New England Society for Psychic Research (NESPR) quickly provided clarification through a video showing that the Annabelle doll is still safely behind glass at the Warren family's Occult Museum in Connecticut.

Dan Rivera, a representative of NESPR, emphasized that Annabelle has never gone missing and is still stored in the museum. Although the rumors have been debunked, this incident highlights the strong influence of urban legends like Annabelle in today's digital age.

1. Nottoway Plantation Fire Sparks Mystical Issues

A major fire that swept through Nottoway Plantation, a historic building over 165 years old in Louisiana, has become the main trigger for wild speculation about the existence of Annabelle. Although authorities stated that the cause was an electrical short circuit, netizens linked it to the haunted doll tour that is currently taking place in the area.

There were no casualties in the fire, but the significant destruction of one of the largest historic sites in the South has left trauma for the residents. The timing of the incident with the "Devil's On The Run Tour" added a mystical flavor that the internet public enjoys.

2. Direct Clarification from the Warren Family

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In response to the increasingly wild rumors, the Warren family stepped in to calm the public. Chris McKinnell, the grandson of Ed and Lorraine Warren and the current keeper of the Occult Museum, appeared in an official statement affirming that Annabelle has never left the museum and remains behind protective glass.

Additional video from Dan Rivera (NESPR) showed the current condition of the doll in its box, complete with a protective prayer seal. The statement quickly spread and debunked the strange theories that had emerged.

3. The Origin of the Annabelle Horror Doll

The terrifying story of Annabelle began in 1970, when a nursing student in Connecticut received a Raggedy Ann doll as a gift. Shortly thereafter, the doll exhibited strange behaviors, such as moving on its own, writing messages asking for help, and even attempting to strangle its owner's fiancé while he was sleeping.

Ed and Lorraine Warren, the famous paranormal couple, concluded that the doll was possessed not by the spirit of a child, but by an evil entity that wanted to enter the human world. The doll was then sealed in a special glass case in their museum, complete with a prayer and a stern warning, to prevent it from endangering anyone again.

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