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The Doll That Grew Old in The Attic
The Doll That Grew Old in The Attic
As many families do, a family put their child's doll away in the attic for storage, Years later, when they came to take it out, what they found was unnerving. picked by Bingo 2 months ago
tags doll aged attic
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 ITC518
2 months ago
That is definitely pretty damn creepy looking.
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 Pazez
2 months ago
I'm waiting for a followup article entailing when they find the doll's kids.

Click here to show image
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 jago
2 months ago
"Interesting" story, and a cool picture. But I'm not sure how this is 'news', per se. The story has no attributions or cites that can confirm this actually happened.

An unnamed family…
Really? What source failed to provide this family's name?

Apparently, after the family had given it away, the doll was later sold on for a considerable amount of money.
Sold how, and to whom? Cite?

What caused it, we can only speculate on.
And then there's no speculation, no ideas, no plausible ideas for consideration of this 'phenomenon', just a "Meanwhile, here's a bulls**t article to entertain you."

Sorry. I did read the whole thing, but saw no mention of any credible/creditable source of confirmation of the claims made in it. I don't see how that's considered news.
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 theshirt...
2 months ago
The Doll of Dorian Gray.
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 jago
2 months ago
« theshirtpocket:The Doll of Dorian Gray.
Yeah, that was referenced in the article, 2nd sentence.
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 suebe
2 months ago
« jago : "Interesting" story, and a cool picture. But I'm not sure how this is 'news', per se. The story has no attributions or cites that can confirm this actually happened.


Really? What source failed to provide this family's name?


Sold how, and to whom? Cite?

And then there's no speculation, no ideas, no plausible ideas for consideration of this 'phenomenon', just a "Meanwhile, here's a bulls**t article to entertain you."

Sorry. I did read the whole thing, but saw no mention of any credible/creditable source of confirmation of the claims made in it. I don't see how that's considered news.
Agree. If there were more "facts" I would consider this news. It sounds more like just story telling. But a good one! That doll certainly is creepy.
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 LeEhBlAn...
2 months ago
My thought was cheap foreign plastic and the high temperatures that are often associated with an attic. Last summer I had to pull all new wire into my bathroom through my attic. I lost about 5lbs in 2 hours.
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 Ann-Onam...
2 months ago
"But I'm not sure how this is 'news', per se"
The UK newspaper the Sunday Express considered it news on 27th September in relation to a book being published by the author quoted in the article.
Surely any topic that is put into the public domain for the first time is news?

About the picture: what creeps me out most is the life-like eyes.
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