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One night in 2009, Rod was driving past Union graveyard at around 1 a.m after he clocked out of work. He was going down Route 59 when he suddenly felt a presence take form in his passenger seat. Rod glanced over his shoulder, and to his surprise saw a man dressed in ’60s garb. Rod looked away overcome by fear, and then slowly turned to peek again. When Rod looked over, the entity vanished into thin air, just as quickly as it arrived. The original Annabelle doll is kept at the Warrens’ Occult Museum in Monroe, Connecticut.
The scratches were visible to other people, but they mysteriously disappeared or 'healed' within two days. Things came to a head when Donna came home from work only to find the doll had 'blood' on her hands. The Warrens may be the most famous part of the tale, thanks to The Conjuring movies, but they aren't where it all began. In 1994, the doll was donated to the East Martello Museum in Key West, Florida, where it eventually became a popular tourist attraction.
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The Conjuring Universe has turned the pair’s exploits into a billion dollar franchise, and with seven movies already in the bag and more on the way, the series doesn’t appear to be slowing down any time soon. Even if the Warrens’ claims of encountering spooks and demons are hoaxes, Hollywood can’t get enough of them. After months of living with the moving doll, and believing the incidents may have all been the results of break-ins, Donna came home one night to find that Annabelle had blood on her hands and chest. Frightened, the roommates contacted a medium to help solve the mystery. During a séance a medium discovered a spirit named Annabelle Higgins, a 7-year-old girl who died on the property.
But the gift soon turns into a nightmare when devil worshippers invade their home to launch a violent attack. The prequel traced the origins of Annabelle, and most recently, the sequel tappedConjuringduo Ed and Lorraine Warren to look into the mystery of the doll. After learning the horrifying truth about the demon’s intentions, the Warrens summoned a priest to perform an exorcism. Afterward, when Ed and Lorraine were driving home with Annabelle in their possession, the car kept breaking down, and its brakes stopped functioning. Upon arriving home, the demonic doll started displaying supernatural signs once again.
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Bob protects Judy from the Black Shuck as she retrieves Mary Ellen's asthma inhaler, while Daniela is attacked and possessed by the Bride. Eventually, Mary Ellen and Judy find the doll when the ghostly priest, acting as Judy's guardian, guides them to the Ferryman. Daniela recovers when Judy plays Ed's recorded footage of the Bride's exorcism, and helps put the doll back in the case. After the case is locked, the disturbances cease as the spirits return to their slumber, and Bob reunites with the trio.
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During the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con, Wan and Safran revealed the film's events would take place after Annabelle and would focus on the doll after she had been placed in a glass case in the Warrens' museum. Sometime later, the Warrens welcome Mary Ellen, who will be in charge of babysitting their daughter, Judy, at the house while they travel overnight to investigate another case. Mary Ellen's friend, Daniela, arrives uninvited to the Warrens' home, who is secretly curious about speaking to the dead. She sneaks into the artifacts room and starts examining every item, ultimately trying to contact her late father.
They believed that inside Annabelle was a satanic force looking for a living body. When Father Cooke examined the case, he realized it was out of his grasp. And that the demonologists Ed and Lorraine had the power to intervene, so he headed to Ed and Lorraine.
Yet, their concern peaked after blood was discovered on the doll one day. This fresh, wet blood was present on the doll’s hands and 3 distinct blood drops could be seen upon the doll’s chest. In addition to these unexplainable movements, small handwritten notes began to be found around the apartment.
After another unsuccessful exorcism attempt, Annabelle was taken to the Warrens’ Occult Museum and placed in a glass case. Whether or not you believe in the Warrens’ “real-life” paranormal cases is one thing. However, there’s no denying that Ed and Lorraine’s tales of the supernatural have captured the pop culture imagination.
Two of the Occult museum visitors, a couple, reportedly crashed their motorcycle after poking fun at the doll’s abilities. The man, said to have slammed on Annabelle’s case, died instantly after crashing into a tree in route home from the museum. His girlfriend survived but was hospitalized for a year after the crash. Many think Annabelle is a possessed porcelain doll that was given to a girl and wreaked terror on her entire family thanks to the horror film, but that's far from the full story.
However, there are portions of Annabelle's story that have some basis in truth despite most of it being fictionalized, and the Annabelle true story itself is actually quite interesting. The Warren says the spirit has tormented several individuals who have came in counter with the doll. A priest who visited the Warren's home and insulted Annabelle, telling her “you can’t hurt anyone,” was reportedly involved in a near-fatal car crash after the visit.
Roughly a month after these strange occurrences began, Donna and Angie contacted a medium and held a seance with the doll. The real-life Annabelle doll is a vintage Raggedy Ann doll that a mother purchased for her daughter, Donna in 1970. At first, Donna and Angie gave the spirit permission to reside within Annabelle. Annabelle subsequently attacked their friend Lou, and the roommates contacted the Warrens, who discovered that the doll was actually being manipulated by a demon who desired Donna’s soul. You’ve got a new subject to discuss with your late-night horror movie buff pals. The Warrens had been called just in time as they felt the occurrences would have escalated and ended with a death in the house.
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