tea-and-skeletons:

Raggedy Ann was given to a little girl named Donna in the ‘70s, and she and her family immediately began to notice strange things.

The doll would seemingly repose itself when no one was looking, and once it was even found in a kneeling position. When Donna tried to replicate the pose with the doll, she couldn’t – it was too soft to stay in that position and would just fall over.

Childish writing began to appear on the walls and the family got scared. They found a medium and held a séance, where they found out that a little girl named Annabelle had once lived there, long before the apartment building was there, and wanted to play with them.

Even worse things began to happen afterward – Donna’s father received inexplicable burn marks on his chest and everyone in the house began having nightmares.

You can read a really detailed account of the whole thing here, but suffice it to say, Donna and her family got rid of Annabelle the Doll.

It’s now in an occult museum; she apparently makes new “friends” every day.