The summary describes the story of Annabelle, a cursed doll known from movies and real-life accounts. The doll was possessed by an evil spirit and caused strange occurrences in an apartment. Paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren took possession of the doll and kept it locked in a museum for decades. After their passing, rumors circulated that the doll had moved on its own, but the museum caretaker denied these claims. Some believe these rumors were generated for marketing or attention. The true nature of the doll's activities remains unclear.
1. Ana Bely, also known as the cursed doll, was locked inside a glass box in a museum for over 40 years. [Document 1]
2. The doll was protected by a couple of mediums who are no longer alive. [Document 1]
3. The doll is said to be dangerous and is believed to have moved after the death of the medium couple. [Document 1]
4. The doll is said to have been trapped motionless in a box for over 40 years in a museum in the United States. [Document 1]
5. The doll is believed to have moved after the death of Lorraine, who was the only one alive of the couple who took care of the museum. [Document 1]
6. The doll in the original table is made of cloth and is said to have been possessed by an evil spirit. [Document 2]
7. The doll was said to have caused several things in the 70s in the United States. [Document 2]
8. The doll was kept in a box with wood and glass on the front. [Document 2]
9. The doll was said to have a message saying not to touch the doll. [Document 2]
10. The doll was said to have moved after the death of Lorraine. [Document 2]
11. The doll was said to have appeared in other rooms of the house. [Document 3]
12. The doll was said to have written messages on a paper asking for help with handwriting similar to that of a child. [Document 3]
13. The doll was said to have been possessed by the spirit of a seven-year-old girl named Annabelle who had died in the apartment. [Document 3]
14. The doll was said to have been taken care of by a couple of paranormal investigators who kept it locked in a box. [Document 3]
15. The doll was said to have been exorcised by a priest and then locked in a wooden and glass box inside the museum of southern occultism. [Document 3]
16. The doll was said to have remained motionless for many years without moving or moving and was said to have finally moved after the death of Lorraine. [Document 3]
17. The doll was said to have moved due to the weakening or finishing of the energetic protection that was supposed to keep it stuck. [Document 4]
18. The doll was said to have moved due to the fact that there is no one to take care of it. [Document 4]
19. The doll was said to have moved due to the evil force realizing that there is no one to take care of it. [Document 4]
20. The doll was said to have moved due to the observation of a paranormal investigator named Ariel Barton. [Document 4]
21. The doll was said to have moved due to the claim of a man named Cris, Lorraine's grandson, who is taking care of the doll. [Document 4]
22. The doll was said to have moved due to the claim of a man named Cris that the doll looks exactly the same as always. [Document 4]
23. The doll was said to have moved due to the claim of a man named Cris that the doll didn't move and denied everything. [Document 4]
24. The doll was said to have moved due to the claim of a man named Cris that the doll didn't move and denied everything. [Document 4]
25. The doll was said to have moved due to the claim of a man named Cris that the doll didn't move and denied everything. [Document 4]