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Annabelle is an allegedly-haunted Raggedy Ann doll, housed in the now closed occult museum of the paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren. Annabelle was moved there after supposed hauntings in 1970. A character based on the doll is one of the antagonists that appear in The Conjuring Universe. Background
- The True Story of The Real Annabelle Doll
- Ed and Lorraine Warren Enter The Annabelle Story
- Other Hauntings Attributed to The Demonic Doll
- How The Annabelle Doll’s Real-Life Stories Became A Movie Franchise
- Inside The Museum Where The Real-Life Annabelle Lives Now
Though she doesn’t share the same porcelain skin and lifelike features as her cinematic counterpart, the Annabelle doll that lives in the Occult Museum of famed paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, the pair that worked on the case, is made all the more creepy by how ordinary she appears. Annabelle’s stitched features, including her half...
Eventually, in an attempt to rid their home of the Annabelle doll’s spirit, Donna and Angie called on an Episcopal priest known as Father Hegan. Hegan contacted his superior, Father Cooke, who alerted Ed and Lorraine Warren. As far as Ed and Lorraine Warren were concerned, the two young ladies’ trouble truly started when they began believing that t...
Following Annabelle’s removal from Donna and Angie’s apartment, the Warrens documented several other paranormal experiences involving the doll – the first just minutes after they took possession of her. After the exorcism of the nurses’ apartment, the Warrens buckled Annabelle into the backseat of their car and vowed not to take the highway in case...
Whether or not any of these hauntings took place, the tales left behind were all director/producer James Wan needed to pull together a long-lasting and lucrative horror universe. Beginning in 2014, Wan wrote the story of Annabelle, a child-sized haunted porcelain doll with lifelike features and a penchant for violence, using the real-life Annabelle...
Though Ed and Lorraine Warren have both died, their legacy has been carried on by their daughter Judy and her husband Tony Spera. Until his death in 2006, Ed Warren considered Spera his demonology protege and entrusted him with continuing his work which included caring for his occult artifacts. Those artifacts include the Annabelle doll and her pro...
14 de ago. de 2020 · La historia en la que Ed y Lorraine se involucraron con Annabelle dio inicio en 1970, cuando una madre le regaló a hija por su cumpleaños número 18, una muñeca de esta línea, pues en la...
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16 de ago. de 2020 · A propósito de su desaparición del Museo de Ocultismo de la familia Warren, realizamos un repaso por la historia real del objeto de trapo que ha inspirado a películas de la saga ‘El Conjuro ...
24 de may. de 2021 · Raggedy Ann doll original | La verdadera Annabelle no era más que una muñeca de trapo, tal y como puedes ver en la imagen. Tras el fallecimiento de la hija de Gruelle, la Raggedy Ann doll se convirtió en un auténtico icono del movimiento anti-vacunas.
22 de oct. de 2014 · La historia de Annabelle se remonta a 1970, cuando una mujer compró la muñeca y la entregó como regalo de cumpleaños a su hija Donna, quien estudiaba para ser enfermera y vivía con otra de sus compañeras de clase, Angie. La muñeca formó parte de la decoración de su habitación, hasta que comenzaron a notar cosas extrañas: se movía por sí misma.
14 de ago. de 2020 · La verdadera Annabelle fue un regalo de cumpleaños de parte de la madre de Donna, que era estudiante de enfermería. Annabelle fue comprada en una tienda de segunda mano. Donna, que vivía con su amiga Angie, apreció mucho el regalo de su madre.
