A haunted doll, known for her apparent disdain for men, has left her owner covered in scratches and even tugged on a friend’s shirt, as captured on camera. Lee Steer, conducting a paranormal investigation with his partner Sarah Carter, experienced a burning sensation on his neck in the ‘bridal doll room’. Sarah discovered red scratches on Lee’s back, while CCTV footage showed Lee’s friend Jon-Paul Kenny being harassed by the doll, named Elizabeth, by having his shirt tugged. Lee believes the doll’s actions were aimed at disrupting Jon-Paul’s date night.
The eerie encounters continued with Elizabeth’s alleged mischievous activities, including manipulating video footage and triggering fire alarms. Lee is convinced Elizabeth targets men due to past mistreatment or a disastrous wedding. As reported, the doll’s escalating ‘hauntings’ include moving objects and interacting with visitors, selectively scratching only men. Elizabeth’s antics also caught the attention of YouTubers, as seen in a video showing Jon-Paul’s shirt being pulled by an unseen force.
Jon-Paul shared his experience, acknowledging how the doll’s actions put him on edge, with mediums suggesting Elizabeth took a liking to him due to his resemblance to her fiancé. Describing various paranormal occurrences, Sarah, Lee’s partner, expressed discomfort in entering the bridal room alone and was terrified by the scratches on Lee’s back. Lee further detailed the doll’s jealousy and attention-seeking behaviour as new items arrived at the museum.
The haunting tales surrounding Britain’s ‘most haunted’ doll continue to captivate onlookers, further solidifying Elizabeth’s reputation as a malevolent entity targeting men. With increasing poltergeist activity and unexplained phenomena occurring, the doll remains a point of curiosity and fear for those who encounter her.