Peggy doll: if you look at it you'll risk a heart attack

In short

What it is: a blonde, blue-eyed doll said to be possessed by a spirit.
Who made it famous: British paranormal investigator Jayne Harris, in 2015.
The “curse”: about 80 people said they felt ill after seeing photos or videos of it.
Where it is today: in Zak Bagans’ Haunted Museum, Las Vegas.

Apparently Peggy doll has nothing special: blond hair, blue eyes and a bow in her hair. There is a particular though, she would be possessed.

The story of Peggy doll

The paranormal investigator Jayne Harris says she received the doll from a woman.

The previous owner claimed to have begun having nightmares after putting the doll Peggy in her house.No matter where she put the doll, every night she woke up sweating and trembling with fear.

After she began to suffer from hallucinations she asked for help and called a priest but to no avail.

Searching the internet she then found Jayne who is now in possession of the doll. She and her team are trying to figure out who is the ghost that would dwell the doll, coming to some hypotheses.

One of these is that the spirit is that of a woman born in 1946 and died of heart problems.

All mediums that have examined Peggy doll agree in saying that the spirit is that of a frustrated woman who was tormented in life.

Jayne said she has received many reports of people who have been hurt after watching a video or photo of Peggy: severe headaches, chills, chest pains and a woman even said to have had a heart attack.

The ones who don’t feel bad, however, experience unpleasant feelings, their room suddenly becomes cold and strange things happen as bulbs that burn and computer stop working.

That’s not the only case of a doll causing bad things happen, another example may be Robert the doll.

I leave the video Doll Peggy but I recommend you watch it with caution given that at least 80 people have felt bad after seeing it.

Update

Since then Peggy has become one of the most famous “cursed” dolls in the world. According to two mediums, the spirit had links to the Holocaust and may have been Jewish: during some automatic writing sessions words such as “star” reportedly appeared. Jayne Harris told the story in a book, and said she herself suffered migraines and felt drained after working with the doll, until she took it to an isolated place and asked it to “cease her tormenting”.

Today Peggy is in Las Vegas, at the Haunted Museum of investigator and TV host Zak Bagans, who keeps other “cursed” objects too, and visitors reportedly have to sign a waiver to see her.

In fairness, it should be said that Jayne Harris runs a business, Haunted Dolls, that deals precisely in “haunted” dolls, including ones for sale. Sceptics point out that the symptoms reported by viewers of the video, such as headaches and nausea, are typical of suggestion, especially when you are warned beforehand that you might feel ill.