Creepy stories....

SHOCKING PHOTO OF POSSESSED GIRL FOUND IN TOY PRINCESS WAND
When Nicole Allen tried to buy her daughter a princess wand present last November, she discovered something extremely disturbing. A foil piece on the top of the wand fell off after being opened and revealed a photo of a possessed child cutting her wrists underneath. What's even more horrifying (yes, it really does get worse) is that the store owner reportedly told Allen that she should've known what she was purchasing from the toy's name, "evil stick," and that he would only take the toy off the shelves if he received more complaints. No word yet on whether those complaints have come in...or if the store owner really cares.




FAMILY PHOTOBOMBED AND HARRASSED BY "GHOST" OF GIRL WHO DROWNED IN THE RIVER
Yeahhh it's safe to say we are sticking to pools from now on. After spending an afternoon splashing in a watering hole in Queensland, Australia, Kim Davidson was shocked when she looked back at photos taken that day to find a girl, who hadn't been swimming that day, in the picture. Davidson consulted paranormal experts, who determined that the mystery child is Dooreen O'Sullivan, who drowned in that very spot over 100 years ago in 1913.


https://www.redbookmag.com/life/friends-family/g2667/creepiest-stories-youll-ever-read-but-actually/

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The Haunted Doll
When you think of haunted dolls, it’s likely the creepy old Victorian-looking porcelain kind that springs to mind. None of which you probably have laying around. Still, don’t get too comfortable around any kids toys too soon, though: a Disney’s Frozen Elsa doll that was gifted for Christmas 2013 in the Houston area made headlines earlier this year when it seemingly became haunted.

The doll recited phrases from the movie Frozen and sang “Let It Go” when a button on its necklace was pressed.
“For two years it did that in English,” mother Emily Madonia said. “In 2015, it started doing it alternating between Spanish and English. There wasn’t a button that changed these, it was just random."
The family has owned the doll for more than six years and never changed its batteries. The mother says the doll would randomly begin to speak and sing even with its switch turned off.
The family decided to throw the creepy doll out in December of 2019. Weeks later, they found it inside a bench in their living room. “The kids insisted they didn’t put it there, and I believed them because they wouldn’t have dug through the garbage outside,” Madonia told KPRC2 Houston News.

At that point, Elsa ceased to sing the English rendition of “Let It Go” altogether, speaking only Spanish when pressed. The family then double-bagged the bizarre doll and placed it at the bottom of their garbage which was taken out on garbage day. They went on a trip shortly after, but when they returned, Elsa too had come back, and was waiting in the backyard of their home.
This time, the family mailed Elsa to a family friend in Minnesota, who taped the haunted doll to the front bumper of his truck. It doesn’t seem to have made its way back to Houston yet, as per Madonia’s latest February Facebook update on the creepy doll.

https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/news/a39179/five-real-life-horror-stories/

This is yet another reason why I hate dolls. I soiled myself every time a new Chucky movie came out. There’s just something about the possibility of these little bastards coming to life and slicing my achilles that makes me cringe. A two-year-old in Florida named James had a close encounter with his Elmo Knows Your Name doll as the little red demon toy kept uttering the phrase “Kill James.” Now that’s freaky as hell. This particular Elmo can be programmed to repeat phrases and remembers your child’s name. Who knows, it could have been a cruel prank. Fisher-Price is investigating the situation.

With a squeeze of its fuzzy belly, the Sesame Street character now says, in a sing-song voice, “Kill James.” “It’s not something that really you would think would ever come out of a toy,” said Melissa Bowman, James’ mother. “But once I heard, I was just kind of distraught.”

The Elmo Knows Your Name doll, which connects to a computer to learn certain phases and names, recently ran out of battery power, Bowman said.

About an hour after she put new ones in, “I noticed exactly what it was saying,” Bowman said. “And my son was repeating exactly what it was saying.”

https://techcrunch.com/2008/02/22/elmo-doll-tells-two-year-old-hes-going-to-kill-him/

A family has been forced to flee their new $1.3 million home in Westfield, New Jersey, after repeatedly receiving threatening packages from a person who calls themselves “the Watcher,” according to a lawsuit filed against the previous owners of the home.

CBS New York reports that the packages are from someone who claims the six-bedroom home “has been the subject of my family for decades.”


“I have been put in charge of watching and waiting for its second coming,” one of the letters reportedly reads. Two others allegedly refer to the couple’s young children. “I am pleased to know your names now, and the name of the young blood you have brought to me,” one reportedly says. Another asks, “Have they found out what’s in the walls yet?”


The couple has filed a lawsuit against the previous owners, who they claim failed to inform them about “the Watcher” before the sale, despite being aware of the individual.

https://gawker.com/couple-flees-1-3-million-dream-home-after-threats-from-1713646299

Grandpa is Back....




Many people like to believe that when someone close to them dies, that person’s spirit stays close. It’s a comforting thought; knowing someone you love is always right there next to you. Then, there is this picture. Denise Russell took this picture in 1997. The lovely lady in the picture is her grandmother. The gentleman in the picture is her grandfather. He died in 1984.

Comforting, isn’t it?

eddie wrote:Grandpa is Back....




Many people like to believe that when someone close to them dies, that person’s spirit stays close. It’s a comforting thought; knowing someone you love is always right there next to you. Then, there is this picture. Denise Russell took this picture in 1997. The lovely lady in the picture is her grandmother. The gentleman in the picture is her grandfather. He died in 1984.

Comforting, isn’t it?

Nope, that's sinister.

If there is an afterlife, I want the people who I loved to move on and go there....not hang around wanting to be close to me.
They can stay close in my memories and my dreams, I don't want to see them peering over my shoulder when I have my pic taken.

eddie wrote:Grandpa is Back....




Many people like to believe that when someone close to them dies, that person’s spirit stays close. It’s a comforting thought; knowing someone you love is always right there next to you. Then, there is this picture. Denise Russell took this picture in 1997. The lovely lady in the picture is her grandmother. The gentleman in the picture is her grandfather. He died in 1984.

Comforting, isn’t it?

I can only see the woman in that pic...

Tommy Monk wrote:

eddie wrote:Grandpa is Back....




Many people like to believe that when someone close to them dies, that person’s spirit stays close. It’s a comforting thought; knowing someone you love is always right there next to you. Then, there is this picture. Denise Russell took this picture in 1997. The lovely lady in the picture is her grandmother. The gentleman in the picture is her grandfather. He died in 1984.

Comforting, isn’t it?

I can only see the woman in that pic...

  He's doing her hair.

Ah, yes... I see him now... Thanks for pointing that out!