I consider myself to be a fairly rational person. I don’t believe in “superstition” or that every little thing that hits the night is a disembodied soul trying to cause a commotion in the middle of the night. I’m not too surprised by most things, except for this doll.
Just how haunted is this super spooky Texas Panhandle doll?
First, what exactly is sacred and sacred?
Based on the information that is readily available, it’s a small coffin… a coffin… a super ghostly doll housed in a big heavy box that looks ancient as hell. Perhaps the previous owner intended to sell the box only if the contents were together.
The adventurous team of Halfway Dead Paranormal recently gained access to one of my favorite stores on Sixth Avenue. Aunt Eek’s. So, Halfway Dead Paranormal decided to introduce us to whatever it is.
Halfway Dead Paranormal via YouTube
If you haven’t been inside Aunt Eeek’s for a while, I highly recommend it.
Well, judging by looks alone, this is a marionette puppet. This marionette doll looks like it was designed by someone who (no pun intended) had a particular affinity for heavy metal album art made in the 1980s.
Seriously, I suspect this is something that goes through Clive Barker’s head every day.
Is this doll really haunted?
I wouldn’t be surprised if so. Look at that toothy, weird-looking piece of nasty business lying in a coffin.
Ask the staff of Halfway Dead Paranormal and they’ll tell you that something strange is going on with the dolls.
They put it through the ringer of paranormal investigation…so to speak. They asked a lot of questions and used various industry tools to find answers.
They got some interesting results.
To be honest, it wouldn’t surprise me at all to see a haunted item or three inside Aunt Eek. They specialize in strange curiosities. If you have eclectic tastes, this is definitely the place for you.
