A 63-year-old resident of the British town of Kingsbridge, Barry Collingswood started collecting dolls eight months ago and since then his collection has grown to 30 pieces. However, her family members do not share her hobbies and claim that the dolls haunt them.
Sarah said, “I don’t even want to look at her and I don’t want her in our house. “So I went and threw it away,” Barry explains. “I know it sounds crazy, but as soon as I put the doll, which was still wrapped in plastic, in the bin, a gust of wind blew it away and I suddenly fell over.
His son Josh, who turned 18, compared his father’s house to the 2014 horror film Annabelle, in which a vintage doll haunts the whole family.
“I want to live in a house where these dolls don’t look at me. They look good during the day, but the house gets scary at night,” says Josh, who dreams of running away from home. “I don’t think they’re all possessed, but when I’m home alone it seems like they’re watching me. »
The family says the dolls turn appliances in the house on and off without warning. So Sarah, 56, said she discovered that in the middle of the night the dryer had switched itself off.
