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By: The opinion Posted Mar 29, 2023, 1:10 am EDT
Surely you have seen or heard the story of the Annabelle doll and it caused you some fear, because there is a doll that looks even scarierbecause it is supposedly made from the eyes and hair of a dead person.
Marrie Wesson, who founded Nottingham’s Haunted Museum with her husband in 2018, recently met antiquities expert Charlie Ross on the popular BBC TV show Bargain Hunt and, among other artifacts, I’m bringing George, a terrifying doll from the 1930s.
It turns out that George is creepier than his facial expression. It comes from a time when people made dolls of this type in memory of their loved ones.except that in your case, the person who did it used the loved one’s real hair and glass eyes.
“It came to us from Texas and, at that time, dolls like George were made in memory of deceased loved onesWesson said on the show. “The difference with George is the deceased loved one… George now has his hair and his glass eyes“.
George’s Origin
The presenter cautiously asked how it came into the hands of the museum, to which Wesson replied that the family of the deceased was experiencing paranormal activity related to the doll.
Wesson explained that the person they got it from came to them because his family was experiencing “a lot of paranormal things with him,” and apparently they wanted nothing more to do with the doll.
“Their heads ached and their eyes began to acheSo they took him to a few mediums and apparently George wants his eyes and hair back, he can’t rest without them,” added the museum owner.
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