She sits in a glass case bearing a hand-carved inscription of the Lord’s Prayer while a pleasant smile rests on her happy face sitting under a mop of red hair. But beneath the case is a sign ...

Online rumors blamed the ‘haunted’ doll for a recent fire at a plantation in Louisiana. Kevin E G Perry delves into Annabelle’s downright creepy history ...

The New Haven Register once risked getting on Annabelle’s bad side by describing her as “a plain-looking, classic Raggedy Ann doll with red yarn for hair.” Bettmann/Getty Despite the ...

Instead of a porcelain, wide-eyed, pig-tailed figurine with angular, rosy cheeks, the real Annabelle is a Raggedy Ann doll with the brand’s iconic red hair, a white and multi-patterned dress and ...

Back in 1970, a student nurse from Hartford, Connecticut, reported a series of strange happenings surrounding the allegedly fearsome red-haired doll, claiming that Annabelle had the ability to ...

For starters, Annabelle is actually a classic Raggedy Ann doll with red yarn for hair. She currently resides in a locked box at Warren’s Occult Museum at her Monroe home. Per the Warrens ...

Be warned. The "real" Annabelle doll on which the movie franchise is based is a rather pathetic looking Raggedy Ann doll, complete with button eyes and floppy red yarn hair. This original ...

In the prequel “Annabelle,” we learn that, many years ago, the doll became possessed after witnessing unspeakable things including cult murders, a woman committing suicide by slashing her own ...

where she’s portrayed as a porcelain doll. But in reality, the original Annabelle is a soft, red-haired Raggedy Ann once gifted to a young nursing student in the 1970s. According to the late Ed ...

Fear not: The real-life “demonically possessed” Annabelle doll, which has been blamed ... with a smiling face and hair made from bright red yarn. Her story began in 1970, when a nursing ...