"Joliet Doll"
"Joliet" is a battered and cursed doll. This doll is over 100 years old. This doll has been in the same family for 4 generations. Let's see the secret behind this cursed doll ...
Anna owns a Joliet doll. The doll was given as a gift to Anna's grandmother. Later, my grandmother gave this doll as a gift to Anna. Anna's grandmother's family had 4 pregnant women. Every woman had a son. But one of the babies died mysteriously 3 days after birth. Due to this curse, 4 children of Anna's family have died.
Anna says that the child's soul is in the doll. At night 4 different cries can be heard from the doll. Since then the doll has been known as the Cursed. Despite the curse, the doll was taken care of like a child.
This doll is not donated to any museum. Anna was asked why you don't give the doll to a paranormal investigator. So Anna said that the reason behind it is that the soul of the child is in that doll, if given to that doll then the soul of the child inside the doll will be released. And it will hurt the rest of the children, they want the souls not to be hurt in any way. For the same reason, the doll is still safe with Anna's family at his residence.
"Mandy Doll"
"Mandy" is a cursed doll. This doll was made in 1910 in Germany. Donated to the Quesnel Museum in British Columbia in 1991. Let's see the secret behind this ghostly doll ...
The Mandy doll is owned by Merenda. Merenda's house had a basement. Mandy was kept in that basement. But at night came the sound of a baby crying from the basement. After donating to the Quesnel Museum, a noise started coming from the basement.
Mandy's doll also caused a lot of trouble to the people in the museum. The mandy was placed with the other dolls, but the next day the second doll was in a very strange state and was lying on the ground. The staff also claimed that they could hear the sound of walking through Mandy's room when no one was there at night. Mandy's position used to change every day.
People felt negative energy and began to feel uneasy before going into Mandy’s room. Some people's belongings disappear. When you go to Mandy's room you come across technical issues with electronic items like mobiles and cameras. Many people come to see the mandi dolls but they are not allowed to take photos.
"Okiku Doll"
In 1918, a 17-year-old Japanese woman named Ikichi Suzuki went to the market. She had a 2-year-old sister named Okiku. For Okiku she bought a Japanese doll and gave it as a gift. The doll was in a very beautiful, traditional dress to look at.
Okiku liked the doll very much. She used to play with dolls a lot. Always keep the doll with her. 3-year-old Okiku died mysteriously. In memory of Okiku, Suzuki's family kept the doll at home. The doll was later renamed Okiku. That doll began to understand Suzuki's family Okiku.
Soon Suzuki saw Okiku's hair grow. Doll's hair had grown up to his knees. Seeing this, Suzuki gave this doll to a paranormal investigator. The paranormal investigator said after the research Okiku's soul is in this doll.
The doll's growing hair scientist confirmed that it is real human hair. . She then donated a doll to the Mannenji Temple in Japan where she is still. Her hair still grows, the priests in the temple always cut her hair.
"Letta Me Out"
"Latta Me Out" is a cursed and haunted doll. This is a true story from 1971. This doll was made in 1700. Let's see this cursed doll then the secret...
Kerry had a son in 1971. After Grandma's death, Kerry and his brother moved to his hometown of Wagga Wagga, Australia. There they saw a scary abandoned house that had been closed for many years and no one lived there. They had haunted the house. They wanted to explore that house. They both went to that house.
While exploring the house they did not see a ghost but while walking around the house they saw a strange doll in a room. He returned home with the doll. After bringing the doll home, Kerry's family asked Kerry to leave the doll where it was brought from. But Kerry didn't listen. This doll has been with Kerry ever since.
The son of a gypsy man living in Romania died tragically in the water. He had made this doll for a dead child. In gypsy society, it is believed that the spirits of a dead man need a home. This doll is so dangerous that household items fall down automatically. The power of the doll also brings down the frames on the wall.