READ: Elizabeth ‘the World’s Most Haunted Doll’ Has Reportedly Attacked 17 Men
Image from The Haunted Objects Museum Facebook page.
As spooky season approaches, it might be wise to beware of haunted dolls— and none more notorious than Elizabeth, the so-called "most haunted doll" in the world (move over, Robert). Far from being an ordinary toy, this bridal doll, said to be possessed by the spirit of a jilted bride, has gained a sinister reputation for allegedly attacking men.
Currently housed at the Haunted Objects Museum in South Yorkshire, Elizabeth has left 17 men with injuries, including scratches, burns, and even strange pentagram marks on their skin. Paranormal investigator Lee Steer, who purchased the doll for £866 on eBay, can attest to her wrath. During an investigation, Steer felt a burning sensation on his neck and later found deep scratches on his back. His partner, Sarah Carter, has since avoided the doll altogether due to the eerie discomfort it brings.
Image from The Haunted Objects Museum Facebook page.
Elizabeth's supernatural fury seems to be exclusively directed at men. According to Steer, the doll has never harmed a woman, further fueling speculation that Elizabeth’s spirit might have been wronged by a man in her past life. While filming a TikTok video, at the museum, paranormal investigator Jon-Paul Kenny experienced a physical attack from Elizabeth, claiming, "I felt someone grab my shirt, and my skin was touched. It was 100% the bridal doll that did this to me. I wasn't scared, but it put me on edge."
But some believe jealousy may also be at play, as the museum recently acquired Annabelle, the infamous doll from The Conjuring series. Could it be that Elizabeth, once the center of attention, is now acting out for fear of being forgotten? Hell hath no fury like a haunted doll scorned— maybe the museum should beware of an epic haunted doll face-off!
The doll’s activity extends beyond physical harm. Elizabeth has been known to trigger fire alarms, mess with light switches, throw perfume bottles across rooms, and cause electronic malfunctions during paranormal investigations.
As the Halloween season approaches in the coming weeks, Elizabeth’s vengeful reputation serves as an eerie reminder that haunted dolls aren’t just fictional red-haired movie monsters— they may be real possessed objects lurking in the museum next door. So be careful what you buy on eBay!
For more tales of haunted knickknacks, check out 13 Strange and Surprising Objects That People Claim Are Haunted and 13 MORE Strange and Surprising Objects That People Claim Are Haunted!
