Nottoway Plantation fire, New Orleans prison break, all because of Annabelle's disappearance?! Where is the 'haunted doll' now?
WASHINGTON: On the 15th of this month, a fire broke out at the Nottoway Plantation in the town of White Castle, Louisiana, US. Although there were no casualties, the building was damaged. The next day, 11 prisoners escaped from a prison in New Orleans, Louisiana. The cause of all these unpleasant incidents is the ghost doll 'Annabelle'! People say that Annabelle was in Louisiana when the incidents occurred. Annabelle was brought as part of a paranormal exhibition called 'Devils on the Run'. It was spread on social media that Annabelle had disappeared during the exhibition and that there would be a series of accidents. As the news spread like wildfire, the locals were terrified.
The locals are afraid that the "troublesome" Annabelle will cause danger. However, the truth is that Annabelle has no connection to these incidents. The news that Annabelle is missing is fake news that someone created on social media.
Dan Rivera, Lead Investigator at the New England Society for Psychic Research (NESPR), visited the Warrens Occult Museum in Monroe, Connecticut, where Annabelle was kept, the other day, and confirmed that the doll was still there. He also released a video of Annabelle as evidence.
Haunted Annabelle
- Inspiration for the ghost doll in the Conjuring film series
- Introduced to the world in 1970 by paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren
- Said to be the doll possessed by the spirit of a girl named Annabelle Higgins
- Stories say 'Annabelle' will haunt and scare people
- The Warrens displayed the doll in a glass case at the Occult Museum. The museum closed in 2019 with Lorraine's death
- The doll's story is also said to be a hoax