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A woman who lived in Houston complained about a unique story on social media. Her daughter's had an Elsa doll that not only sings on its own even when switched off but has also returned after being thrown away several times. Emily Madonia said the Elsa Doll became part of her family in Christmas 2013.
It was gifted to his daughter. It recited several dialogues from the Disney animation film Frozen and the iconic song Let It Go. All went well until 2015, but the doll spoke Spanish instead of English. The song and phrases started repeating even when the switch was off. Emily's family considered it a wiring problem. The real problem came when Emily threw the doll out from her home in the trash, but it somehow kept coming back.
Many people commented on Emily's Facebook post that someone would throw a doll back home for a prank. Emily wonders how anyone can find a doll in the back of a garbage truck. She told the doll that comes back home is the same. She can identify the doll because the doll has some marker on her from my daughter's coloring over the years, so the doll that reappeared was the same and not a replacement. Emily said, when the doll came back twice, they found another way to get rid of her. She sent it to an online friend in Minnesota but did not mention a return address on the packet. Emily says, The obsessed doll allegedly laughed for 30 seconds as she prepared the box.
Earlier this month, Emily told the doll had reached Chris Hogan, in Minnesota, and he tied her to the brush guard of his Jeep, just to be sure. But if she somehow breaks loose, he plans to weld it into a steel pipe and sink it in the Lake of the Woods.
When Emily was asked why she did not put the doll in the fire, she replied, because it does no good. If there is something in the doll, it will come out. You can't finish what's inside. Honestly, I don't know if any of this stuff is true. But I wanted the doll out of my property as soon as possible. I was tired of it coming back and hiding in weird places After Emily's post went viral, many people have contacted her and asked about the doll. All these people believe in supernatural things. Although she's glad to have the doll under her friend's surveillance, 1,500 miles aside. Emily Madonia was surprised by how many curious about the supernatural contacted her about the eerie toy after her story went viral. She was also contacted by paranormal investigators.