Many people are wary of dolls, especially antique, designer, collection dolls. They feel uncomfortable in their company and perhaps for good reason. Collectors and dollmakers alike often agree that every doll has a soul and character. And there are many stories, the main characters of which are creepy, and often damned dolls.
Perhaps the most famous cursed dolls, as it is believed, due to which people died and went crazy, broke fate and spoiled property, are Bylo Baby and Annabelle. The latter is kept in the Warren Museum in the United States. It is believed that the body of a rag doll, and in its original form, Annabelle has nothing to do with her cinematic prototype, is evil. Therefore, photographing this museum exhibit, touching the box in any way, or, even more so, opening the door behind which Annabelle sits, is strictly prohibited.
However, four more dolls can be distinguished, about which terrible legends tell. By the way, it is worth noting that in the modern world there are now and then cursed dolls, most often antique and found under strange circumstances. They try to sell them at auctions or their owners become regular guests of television shows specializing in mysticism and the paranormal. So what other dolls are worth paying attention to? Which ones are able to stand on a par with the cruel Annabelle and the terrible Bylo Baby, created by a follower of the Crowley cult?
Samson doll
The owner of the doll, Samson, has some really creepy things to say about her. He says that the doll has a very nasty character, is disgustingly capricious and constantly demands attention. The owner claims that he has heard Samson's child's voice many times. Usually, the doll literally orders to play with it.
One of the mediums managed to work with Samson, who came to the conclusion that the soul of a certain boy was enclosed in the doll's body. Moreover, this child was killed in the most cruel way.
In the house in which Samson lives, every now and then on the walls there are prints of children's hands, traces of soot, Samson scatters black feathers on the floor. The owner of the doll is not at all happy with such a neighborhood, also because he is convinced that the doll can control the temperature of the air. In addition, he claims that the power that comes from Samson has repeatedly negatively affected his health and life.
Evil navel
The doll named Pupa was made at the beginning of the 20th century. This toy was created in a single copy, the appearance of the pretty doll corresponded to the appearance of the girl for whom this toy was created. At that time, real hair was very often used for doll wigs, however, Pupa does not just have a natural wig - most of the hair on her head once belonged to a little mistress. Pupa was made in Italy, and at the moment it is an exhibit of one of the local museums.
As soon as Pupa got home, she began to be active. Her mistress repeatedly told her parents that Pupa speaks to her, and not always the words spoken by the doll were cute and positive. However, adults did not believe in these stories, just as they did not believe that Pupa could move independently, change poses and generally be as if alive.
In 2005, this toy entered the museum. And since then, museum workers have repeatedly told that they saw with their own eyes how Pupa moves, walks on his glass box. Sometimes frightening messages appear on the surface of this box, in which the doll demands to be released and communicates its anger and hatred towards the whole world.
The box in which Pupa is locked is always closed and guarded. And some visitors to the museum also say that they have heard that little fists are persistently knocking on the walls of the box, as if Pupa is trying to break the glass and get free.
Damned Robert
Terrible legends are literally formed around the doll named Robert to this day. Although the past of this doll is very dark. At the moment, Robert is part of the collection of the East Martello Museum, where he came in 1994.
Initially, Robert belonged to a little boy from a fairly wealthy, wealthy family. This boy was Robert Eugene Otto, who is known to many fans of painting and fine arts. Otto received the doll as a gift back in 1906. The maid brought the toy into the house. Little Robert was fascinated by such a gift, called the doll by his name and carried it with him everywhere. At first, the doll Robert did not show any signs of life and did not frighten anyone in any way. Everything changed when Otto's parents fired the maid who gave their son such a gift. The girl in her hearts cursed the doll, and from that moment the toy Robert changed beyond recognition.
Little Otto repeatedly told his parents that Robert was coming to life, that he was talking to him. Gradually, the parents began to hear unintelligible whispers from the rooms where Robert was. At night, furniture moved in the house every now and then, books fell, someone ran up the stairs and up the upper floor.
The neighbors also started talking about the strange cursed doll. They argued that every time Otto's family leaves their home, Robert becomes master of it. He appears in the windows, jumps on the windowsills, tries to open the door and changes his expression every time someone notices him.
When young Robert Eugene Otto was completely frightened, and the parents were sure that they did not hear the son's voice at all, which came from their child's bedroom at night, it was decided to lock Robert's doll in the attic. There he was tied securely to an old chair. However, calmness did not return to the house anyway. There was constant noise from the attic, angry giggles, and Eugene began to have nightmares.
Today, the stand on which the doll is exhibited in the museum has a sign with a text prohibiting photography, filming Robert, or touching the toy in any way, or attracting her attention. Museum workers unanimously say that Robert is really alive and cursed, that his face can at one moment be distorted by a mask of hatred and anger, that he has repeatedly made attempts to get out from under the glass. The same visitors who took pictures of the toy afterwards were faced with the fact that the camera stopped working, and a black streak began in their lives.
Porcelain Baby Mandy
Presumably the Mandy doll was created in the early 1900s, but it only came to the museum in the 1990s, when its owners could no longer endure Mandy's antics.
Porcelain Mandy is a doll with a very nasty character. She doesn't just scare her owners, she literally drives them crazy. Mandy looks like a one-year-old child, but at the same time does not behave like a child at all. The owners of the toy said that Mandy was constantly screaming, crying, demanding attention, and at night she runs and flies around the house, frightening everyone who is not sleeping, opening windows and doors with a crash.
When the antique toy entered the museum, workers began to complain of constant theft. Moreover, in no case was it possible to establish who was behind the theft. All suspicions fell exclusively on Mandy. In addition, the guards, as well as the visitors to the museum, claim that they hear the crying of children and the clatter of little feet that come from the room where the porcelain Mandy is sitting in isolation.
In the museum, they try to keep the doll separate from other exhibits. Several times Mandy was exhibited in the same box along with other dolls, as a result, all the toys, except for Mandy, were ruined, broken or simply overturned in the morning. In addition, Mandy hates being photographed, she almost never turns out well in pictures taken even with modern cameras and phones. And almost any technique starts to malfunction if it is next to this doll.
