• Annabelle is a Raggedy Ann doll, not the terrifying doll from the Conjuring Universe movies

• It’s also maintained in a wooden case rather than a large glass cabinet.

• However, there is a warning notice on the case, just like in the movie…
• A tarot devil card is actually glued to the front.

• As you approach the hauntingly lit up doll at the Warrens’ Occult Museum, they may play creepy church-like music.

• A museum visitor ignored the warnings and beat on the doll’s box decades ago; he was later claimed to have died in a motorcycle accident.

• When a priest from Hartford came to the Warrens’ house, he tossed the doll across the room, declaring God’s victory over the devil. He was involved in a major collision with a tractor trailer on his way back to the rectory.
• A priest performs prayer on a regular basis to bless the environment in the room where the doll is kept.

• Lorraine Warren disliked staring at the doll because it had caused “a great deal of harm to a great deal of people.”
• Judy, Ed and Lorraine’s daughter, stated her parents told her not to acknowledge the doll and never to look it in the eyes.
• Lorraine previously stated that the evil associated with Annabelle doll requires a body to inhabit.
• “That doll,” according to Tony Spera, Ed and Lorraine’s son-in-law and protégé, is the Warrens’ collection item that terrifies him the most.
• The doll was given to Donna, a young student nurse, as a birthday gift from her mother in 1970, according to the Warrens, but she soon began to notice “suspicious” conduct in her apartment.
• Donna, on the other hand, treated the doll like a small girl, and you can still see a little bracelet on its wrist now.

Also Read – U Tirot Sing Syiem: Meghalaya’s Unsung Hero who Waged War Against the British