The internet erupted in fear after rumours swirled that the infamous haunted Annabelle doll had gone missing during a paranormal tour in Louisiana. Known for its eerie history and inspiration behind horror films, the doll was reportedly absent during an event, triggering speculation and panic.
Attendees at a paranormal tour in White Castle, Louisiana, claimed they couldn’t find the doll during their visit. Locals also noted that Annabelle was nowhere to be seen, leading to wild theories and online chatter about the doll being lost or worse, escaped.
Fire Fuels Fears Around Annabelle’s Disappearance
Just days before the doll’s alleged disappearance, a fire broke out at the historic Nottoway Plantation, now known as the Nottoway Resort. While no one was injured in the incident, many online users linked the blaze to Annabelle’s presence, suspecting supernatural foul play.
The Annabelle doll, a Raggedy Ann figure kept at the Warrens Occult Museum in Connecticut, is known for its unsettling backstory and chilling aura. It was believed to be on a tour, sparking fear that it may have vanished during its travels.
Social Media Melts Down
As panic spread, users on social media platforms shared their fear and disbelief.
One user posted on X, “The infamous haunted doll Annabelle — yes, the one locked in the Warren Occult Museum , has reportedly gone missing. No confirmation if it was stolen or just vanished… But it’s GONE.”
Another wrote, “I just saw a post on Facebook that they LOST THE ANNABELLE DOLL? I’m fleeing the country goodbye.”
Others, however, responded with humour. One joked, “My babygirl #Annabelle is on a world tour YESSSSS.”
Officials Set the Record Straight
Putting an end to the frenzy, officials confirmed that Annabelle had never gone missing. Dan Rivera from NESPR visited the Warrens Occult Museum and confirmed that the doll was safe and sound in its original glass case.
Authorities also clarified that the fire at Nottoway Resort had no connection to the doll or any paranormal activity.
