The video discusses 10 allegedly cursed objects that are said to bring misfortune, death, or supernatural occurrences to those who come into contact with them. The objects include:
1. The Dybbuk Box, a wine cabinet said to be possessed by an evil spirit from Jewish mythology.
2. Annabelle the doll, a Raggedy Ann doll believed to be possessed by a malevolent spirit.
3. The Hands Resist Him painting, which is said to cause strange occurrences and illness in those who view it.
4. The Crying Boy painting, which is linked to a series of unexplained fires in homes where it was displayed.
5. Busby's Stoop Chair, a chair said to be cursed by a murderer who sat in it before his execution.
6. Anna Baker's Wedding Dress, a dress that is said to be haunted by the spirit of a woman who was forbidden from marrying her lover.
7. The Basano Vase, a vase said to bring death to anyone who owns it.
8. The Hope Diamond, a famous diamond believed to be cursed and bring misfortune to its owners.
9. The Maori Warrior Masks, masks said to be haunted by the spirits of warriors who died in battle.
10. The Myrtles Plantation Mirror, a mirror said to contain the spirits of a family who was murdered on the plantation.
The video also includes an honorable mention of Robert the Doll, which the host had previously discussed in another video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Dybbuk Box is a wine cabinet that was purchased by Kevin Mannis in 2001.
2. The Dybbuk Box is believed to be possessed by a Dybbuk, an evil spirit in Jewish mythology.
3. The origins of the box were traced back to a Holocaust survivor.
4. Each owner of the box has reported horrible events upon coming into possession of it.
5. The box is currently hidden from the rest of the world to prevent further damage.
6. Annabelle the doll was originally discovered in an antique shop in 1970.
7. The doll was purchased as a gift for a girl named Donna, who began to experience strange occurrences.
8. The doll is believed to be possessed by a demon.
9. The doll is currently on display in a glass cabinet at the Warren's Occult Museum in Connecticut.
10. "The Hands Resist Him" painting was created by artist Bill Stoneham.
11. The painting is considered one of the world's most haunted pieces of art.
12. Many people who have viewed the painting have complained of feeling sick or weak.
13. The artist believes that the doorway in the painting represents a threshold between worlds.
14. "The Crying Boy" painting was created by Italian artist Giovanni Bragolin in the 1950s.
15. The painting became famous and was mass-produced, leading to many homes displaying it.
16. However, many of these homes mysteriously caught fire, with the painting often being the only item left untouched.
17. The painting is believed to be cursed, with some attributing the fires to pure coincidence.
18. Busby's Stoop Chair was once owned by convicted murderer Thomas Busby.
19. Busby made a final request to have a meal at his favorite pub, where he proclaimed a curse on anyone who sat in his chair.
20. Since then, 63 people who have sat in the chair have met their untimely deaths.
21. Anna Baker's Wedding Dress was purchased by Anna Baker in the mid-1800s for her planned wedding.
22. However, the wedding was forbidden by her father, and Anna spent the rest of her life alone and bitter.
23. The dress is now on display at the old Baker Mansion, where it is often observed moving by itself.
24. The Basano Vase was made from carved silver in the 15th century by an Italian maiden on her wedding night.
25. The maiden was found murdered, clutching the vase.
26. The vase was passed down through family members, each of whom died an untimely death.
27. The vase is currently believed to be buried in a lead coffin, inaccessible to the living.
28. The Hope Diamond is a 45.5-carat diamond that was formed 1.1 billion years ago.
29. The diamond has been owned by several notable people, including a few kings.
30. However, each owner has suffered great misfortune, including disgrace, divorce, suicide, imprisonment, torture, and financial ruin.
31. The diamond currently resides in the Smithsonian Natural History Museum in Washington, DC.
32. The Maori Warrior Masks were carved by Maori Warriors in New Zealand before heading into battle.
33. According to Maori belief, any man who died in battle would leave his soul behind in one of the masks.
34. However, the masks seem to pose no threat to men, but have been known to cause complications or unfortunate events for pregnant women who come close to them.
35. The Myrtles Plantation Mirror was added to the Myrtles Plantation in 1980.
36. Legend claims that the mirror contains the spirits of Sara Woodruff and her children, who were poisoned to death on the premises.
37. Guests of the plantation have reported seeing figures lurking in the mirror and child-sized hand prints on the glass.
Note: Some facts may be considered subjective or based on legend, but I have tried to extract the most objective information possible.