Superstar psychic Deborah Davies buys ‘creepy’ doll from Edinburgh charity store | UK Information

A “creepy” doll that spooked buyers after it went on show in an Edinburgh charity store has been snapped up by a celeb psychic.

Deborah Davies, star of Unexplained: Caught on Digital camera, has added “Annabelle” to her assortment of round 60 “haunted dolls”.

Ms Davies paid £220 in whole for the toy, which has been despatched from St Columba’s Hospice charity store in Morningside to her residence in Cheshire.

The previous Actual Housewives of Cheshire star advised Sky Information: “I am going to have CCTV cameras on it 24/7 and for now I am going to hold it at my residence, which is breaking my very own guidelines.

“I hold the remainder of my assortment just a few miles away, as a lot of them had been despatched to me by followers following critical poltergeist exercise.”

An image of Annabelle went viral on-line after the Ashton-Drake Galleries doll was displayed within the retailer window with a notice saying “I’m not creepy”.

‘Someone mentioned they felt the doll’s eyes had been following them’

Simone Varga, St Columba’s Hospice charity store supervisor, mentioned a former volunteer donated the doll as she was shifting away from Edinburgh.

Ms Varga mentioned when she opened the field, she was bowled over by how lifelike the doll regarded.

She advised Sky Information: “Once I took it out and noticed the legs and all that, I used to be like ‘these do appear to be human legs to me’.

“It had the little footwear on, which was fairly creepy, and the white bits on the nails. And the texture of it, it is a plastic however a humorous sort of plastic – a rubbery plastic.

“It went viral after any individual mentioned they felt the doll’s eyes had been following them after they walked previous the store window after which that was it.”

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Ms Varga mentioned she was delighted Annabelle was going to Ms Davies and thanked the TV character for the beneficiant donation.

She mentioned: “She might be going to a great residence as a result of Deborah clearly collects dolls.

“That is an incredible donation she’s given us. It will go to the nice work of the hospice.”

‘There could be a soul connected to it’

Ms Davies mentioned certainly one of her social media followers alerted her to Annabelle and he or she believes the doll could have a “soul connected to it”.

Ms Davies mentioned: “As Edinburgh is likely one of the most haunted locations within the UK with a wealth of historical past and this doll was inflicting folks to not have the ability to sleep at evening and many others, I felt there could be a soul connected to it.

“Particularly because it was in Morningside, which is effectively documented to be haunted.

“I personally really feel that the soul connected to this doll misplaced a toddler that regarded very a lot the identical as this doll. I really feel it is an previous earthbound soul from that space.”