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Hello and welcome back to the Most Amazing Channel on
the internet!
I am your host Rebecca Felgate and today we are talking all about the Top 10 Scary Items
At The Warren Occult Museum.
For those of you who haven’t heard of the Occult Museum, it is a basement filled with
cursed oddities collected by infamous paranormal investigators, Ed and Lorraine Warren, who
you may know from the Annabelle movie franchise.
They were real people and a lot of their real items are located at the museum in Monroe
Connecticut.
Visitors have to book private appointments to view the collection and there is a strict
no touch policy!
It seems that witching hour comes at 9pm every night too!
Before we start talking about all of the spooky stuff in the museum, why don’t you guys
let me know if you have ever come across a cursed or haunted object.
There is a chair in my mums house in the UK that I am convinced is evil
LIKE SHARE INSTA….stick around to the end of the video
where I will be reading out comments.
10 - Annabelle Okay, so we all know that Annabelle the doll
resides at the Occult museum so lets just get her out of the way now, shall we.
Annabelle is a Raggedy Ann Doll that lives in glass box because she simply cant be trusted
to be unsheathed to the real world.
The doll is demonically possessed by a dead child named Annabelle.
The doll has portrayed some horrifying and very evil behavior and the Warrens were given
the doll by a student nurse who simply couldn’t handle having her around anymore.
The doll was the inspiration behind scary movies The Conjuring and Annabelle creations…so…a
pretty scary plushie.
Visitors at the museum are warned profusely to not even touch the glass cage that creepy
old smiling Annabelle sits in.
You do NOT want to find out what kind of malevolence she could unleash if you break the rules.
9 - Vampire Coffin It seems that the Vampire Coffin on display
in the Occult Museum was found by the Warrens themselves and was used by a real life modern
day vampire.
Let’s take a look at this, shall we.
I mean….
There is rather a lot going on here… a window with a creepy doll head on a plinth… the
plinth is importat, some kind of mounted devil head, a spooky necklace… a picture of the
alleged vampire in question and… like what is happening up top there?
Also is the vampire who this belongs to pissed that his bed has been stolen?
Is he going to come looking for it?!
8 Child Gravestones Okay but like what is actually wrong with
the Warrens…
I get it…
Occult museum and everything by do we not draw the line at the tombstones of children?!
Apparently, we do not.
These wee little graves can actually be found outside of the main museum, you know, just
to like create a more total experience in the walk up to the building!
It is said that the graves on display belong to children who used in ritual sacrifice for
satanic spells.
Urm.
7 The Two Deaf Dolls These dolls are a little bit different from
Annabelle as they are said to be Voodoo Dolls, or witch dolls.
Sure, they look creepy, I mean one of them has a noose around its head for goodness sake….
The other has had its eyes gouged out….
But the story behind them is even creepier because you see voodoo dolls are used to bring
real harm to real people.
The noose on the neck of one of the dolls probably indicates that someone died…and
gouged out eyes… well, that isn’t so great either!
It seems a doll collector came across these dolls and brought them home, only to find
her sons health deteriorating.
It seems some of the witches voodoo doll magic had retained and picked the boy as its new
vessel.
The collector contacted the warrens who removed the dolls, after which the boy recovered.
The story continues, it seems that a visitor to the museum broke the rules and touched
one of the dolls and was later involved in a horrifying accident.
6 Shrunken Heads Okay, do you know what shrunken heads are
because if you don’t let me break it to you… they are the real decapitated corpse
heads of dead people that have been prepared as tribal trophies.
To make a shrunken head you had to remove the skull merticulously and then sew the eyes,
mouth and nose shut.
All of the brain matter and fat from the head is also removed, a ball is stuffed in the
head to keep the shape and then the head is boiled with water containing tannins.
The head is then dried with hot rocks and buried in sand, usually for a year.
Great.
So…in the Occult Museum there are real decapitated heads and these ones have been used for tribal
magic rituals.
There is some serious bad JUJU associated with some of the heads.
5 - The Summoning Mirror Ah, a classic haunted mirror!
Mirrors have long been associated with the spirit world – indeed legends like Candy
Man and Bloody Mary seem to suggests spirits can be summoned from paranormal plains using
a mirror.
This isn’t just any mirror in the Occult Museum… of course it isn’t!
This is a special conjuring mirror used to bring forth spirits and demons… the only
thing is, you don’t know if what answers your call will be good or bad.
To me the mirror is pretty beautiful and lavish!
I’d like that in my bedroom…although maybe without the side of spirits popping up.
They can stay OOT.
4 - The Haunted Organ Who this organ belongs to, we don’t know…
but according to the Occult Museum, it starts playing itself at random intervals.
It is thought that the organ is haunted by a particularly musical spirit and that the
instrument provides a macabre soundtrack to the witching hour at the museum.
In top of the organ sits all kinds of other creepy stuff; a sign which reads restless
spirit, a hand holding a small ball, a bust of a child a frog, a selection of spooky owls.
I wonder how the organ feels about the clutter.
3 - A Brick from the Most Haunted House In England
OH!
The story of The Borley Rectory is pretty chilling.
The building was constructed in 1862 in Victorian times in Essex and rumours of its hauntings
were rife from the very beginning – the building was severely damaged by a fire in
1939.
Ghost hunters claim the activity is related to a Benedictine monastery built in the area
in 1362 – a monk was said to have been executed and a nun bricked alive in the walls of a
convent after the pair had an affair.
It is thought that the nun and the monk haunt the grounds and had a hand in the fire that
tore through the rectory built on the site.
Before the fire, it was said that the owners of the house had found human bones on the
property and experienced poltergeist activity.
Despite the fire rendering the building inhabitable, hauntings in the ruins continued.
OF COURSE Ed and Lorraine had to go for a jaunt there… and they took a token back
to the museum with them…a brick from the ruins.
Was it one of the bricks that was used to keep the nun in the wall?
Does it carry any of the bad energy from its horrible history?
Possibly.
2 - The Wood Dweller Errrrgh the story behind this object fills
me with fear!
So the story goes that this Satanic Idol was found in the woods by a guy who was out hunting
… The man said when he walked up to the doll he felt a horrible feeling.
Have a listen to what the Warren Museum has to say about it.
CLIP.
Honestly, that is terrifying.
All of his energy was just drained and he was filled with dread Argh!
He said he turned away from the idol and saw a man wearing a black cloak walking opposite
to him.
It seems that the horned idol is used in satanic rituals for summoning evil spirits.
The man made his way out of the forest and told the Warrens about the idol, who of course
sought it out.
Lorraine Warren was particularly affected by the piece and said that one of the demonic
spirits inside the idol sent her into a catatonic state for days.
She even claimed it made her levitate.
Doesn’t sound like something that should be on ready display to the public… but it
is.
1 - The Heart Stopping Shadow Doll Let’s have a look at this Shadow Doll, shall
we…..OH…
MY EYES!
ARGH!
This doll is said to have been created by black magic and is comprised of human and
animals bones.
Hip hip hurrah.
The life size doll is labelled as a doll of shadows and hexes and if you ever visit the
museum, you should be careful not to look the doll in the eye, for it seems that the
doll has the ability to visit you in your nightmares, giving you a fright so hard you
could have a heart attack.
Apparently even so much as photographing thisdoll could expose you to its hex…so be careful.
The Warren’s say the doll was given to them by a couple who found it in an antique store.
I know, I would look at this doll and think it was a beautiful vintage piece worth taking
home too….. obviously!
Ignoring the warning signs of the dolls demonic fashion sense and soul sucky open mouth, the
couple took it home but began experiencing terrible sleep paralysis and nightmares.
The husband even woke up with scratches on his back.
Who do you gift a horrible demonic doll too… the Warren’s, of course!
SO that was the Top 10 Scary Items at the Ed and Lorraine Warren Museum, honestly that
was a rather terrifying list was it not!
Comments from Scary Tennessee Urban Legends.
Scatter Brain said: I used to live in Memphis, Tennessee.
At the Orpheum Theatre, there is a ghost of a little girl who died tragically after getting
hit by a carriage.
Pure Country said: I’m from Knoxville Tennessee!
Really close to the Smokey mountains ?? it pronounced like CHIC-A-MA-GWA.
Oh and the body farm is not only real but just a few miles from my house?
YIKES.
A Channel said: I’m from the moon….
Can you review the moon next?
HA like these Urban legend lists are reviews…Teneesse…great state…shame