Even though Halloween is still some time off, an actual scary tale seems to be unraveling on the internet, as whispers abound that the Annabelle doll has mysteriously disappeared.
It’s highly likely that you’re familiar with Annabelle due to her cinematic past, as she initially appeared on the silver screen in the first film of The Conjuring series. In this movie, Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga portrayed real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.
Ever since its first appearance, the malevolent doll has been a central character in a series of three films, with Annabelle Comes Home being released in 2019. Although the Annabelle from the Conjuring Universe is nothing short of terrifying, the actual doll that inspired her is equally eerie.
As a curious gamer delving into the world of paranormal lore, I’ve come across an eerie tale about the Raggedy Ann doll once held captive in the now-shuttered Occult Museum known as the Warrens’. They claimed that this doll was not just an ordinary toy but a vessel for something sinister, blaming it for a series of chilling incidents. However, whispers are circulating again that Annabelle might have escaped her confines.
Is Annabelle really missing?
It’s correct that Annabelle went on tour, but the stories suggesting she escaped from her container and might have had something to do with a string of events in Louisiana have been proven false.
In New Orleans, strange occurrences began following the arrival of Annabelle: a plantation was mysteriously torched, a convict broke free, a plane met with disaster, a typhoon struck, and even a wrestling event had to be moved. Now, there’s talk that Annabelle has vanished. Is this tale about to unfold further?
— Tong (@wng1141790) May 24, 2025
As a curious gamer delving into the paranormal realm, I’ve been fortunate enough to join the New England Society for Psychic Research (NESPR) on their exclusive ‘Devils on the Run’ tour. Since the Warrens’ Occult Museum is off-limits to the general public, this is our chance to get up close and personal with some of the spookiest artifacts in their collection, including the infamous supposedly demonic doll.
Annabelle’s journey featured a visit to New Orleans, coordinated with the Ghost City Tours group, who organized an event spanning from May 13th to 14th.
However, over the next two days, Louisiana’s Nottoway Plantation was engulfed in flames and ten prisoners managed to escape from the Orleans Parish Justice Center.
As the strange occurrences piled up, whispers began spreading that it was all due to the infamous haunted doll’s arrival, having somehow managed to slip free during her transport to Chicago, intent on sowing havoc across the nation.
Annabelle spotted for the first time after her escape !
— welp. (@YSLONIKA) May 25, 2025
Over on X/Twitter, someone posted, “Annabelle was transported to New Orleans, and strange events began: a plantation went up in flames, a convict broke free, an airplane crashed, a typhoon struck, and even a wrestling match had to be moved. Now, it’s rumored that Annabelle has disappeared. Could this tale be far from over?
So it seems that, despite the explicit warning from Ed and Lorraine Warren not to move her, Annabelle has been taken on a tour instead. She’s set fire to a plantation, freed murderers from a prison, and now she’s disappeared?” said another in disbelief.
A third individual commented, “Apparently, since they transferred the Annabelle doll from the Warren museum (contrary to their explicit warning not to do so), it seems that she has mysteriously disappeared.
As a passionate admirer, I’ve come across some hilarious imitations that posted a video, artificially created by AI, showing a doll performing acrobatic flips on the street. Needless to say, such spectacles are purely fictitious.
Nevertheless, the rumors have spread rapidly, forcing the lead investigator of NESPR, Dan Rivera, to address the situation on social media in order to clarify the facts.
On a TikTok video posted on May 25th, he verifies that Annabelle is securely housed within the Occult Museum. A caption reads, “Annabelle was never lost and has never been in Chicago.
Dan is currently at the museum and he wants to share something interesting with you all. He’s pointing out that Annabelle is located in the Warrens’ Occult Museum, so let’s head inside and take a look together.
The shot shifts to the interior of the museum, revealing the doll securely within its display case. “Annalise isn’t lost, she’s not here in Chicago, understand?” he goes on.
On October 4th, we’re intending to visit the Rock Island Roadhouse Expo in Rock Island, Illinois. If you’d like to join us and catch a glimpse of Annabelle, head over to warrensconvention.com to grab your tickets.
Is Annabelle really haunted?
Whether or not you consider something like Annabelle to be harmful depends on your perspective regarding the uncanny or supernatural. To those who dismiss such phenomena, it’s just a regular doll. However, for believers, including Ed and Lorraine Warren, Annabelle is far from an ordinary plaything.
As per the Warrens’ account, Annabelle’s tale dates back to the 1970s, when a student nurse received the Raggedy Ann doll as a gift from her mother.
Shortly following this event, she and her roommate started observing peculiar incidents: the doll seemed to shift places whenever no one was around, or mysteriously show up in various other rooms. Additionally, they claimed to have stumbled upon written messages scribbled on sheets of parchment paper.
A medium claiming psychic abilities informed them that a young girl’s spirit named Annabelle was connected to the toy doll. Desiring assistance, they chose to keep the spirit in their midst. However, trouble arose when one companion allegedly experienced an attack, and the doll is said to have left scratches resembling claws on his chest. It was then that the Warrens became involved.
It was determined that what they were dealing with was not a child’s soul, but rather a malevolent spirit intent on eventually taking control of a human body.
Following the act of consecration, the Warrens secured the doll within a wooden box at their Occult Institute located in Monroe, Connecticut. A warning label was affixed to it saying: “Caution! Absolutely do not tamper with.
Even though they often warn against it, Annabelle occasionally joins tours. Although many consider her past as mere folklore, recent events have made some who believe in her story uneasy.
In the latest TikTok clip from this gaming tour, I can’t help but express my disappointment. You fell short by not adhering to Lorraine Warren’s rule: leave nothing disturbed from that place. Better luck next time!
One individual advised, “Leave her exactly as she is; that’s the primary rule at the Warren’s – never move or handle her. Simply place her in a display case and sell admission tickets so visitors can view Annabelle at the Warren’s museum.
A third commented, “The doll really shouldn’t have been disturbed,” as another joked, “Annabelle, please stay away from me if you ever manage to escape.
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