Dark Death Of Dan Rivera: Cursed Doll Annabelle Went Missing; Leaves Mystery Behind

Dan Rivera, a Paranormal investigator found dead on Sunday, July 13, after travelling with the haunted doll Annabelle. This 54-year-old led a ghost tour and was found dead in his Hotel room in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Nevertheless, Annabelle went missing.

As per the New York Post, the tour ‘Devils on the Run’ featured the haunted doll. This dark incident came to light when Asams County Coroner Francis Dutrow spoke about the absence of the doll to people.

This resulted in people barging into Rivera’s room. When the room was inspected, the investigator was found dead, and the doll was found mysteriously missing.

The Tour is still being planned to continue even after the suspenseful death, as per NESPR.

The organisers stated, “We believe with all our hearts that Dan would have wanted the work to continue — bringing people together, sharing knowledge, and honouring the memory of Ed and Lorraine Warren.”

They further added that his spirit will be carried in everything they do.

The Death & Annabelle

The cause of death of Rivera remains unknown, and this is causing the researchers to build conspiracies.

The rumour of Annabelle being possessed by a 6-year-old soul is widespread. People are strongly believing that Annabelle is related to Dan’s death.

“Almost immediately, the roommates noticed strange occurrences with the doll, and they were introduced to a medium who told them the doll was inhabited by the spirit of a young girl named Annabelle,” the organisation wrote. “The two roommates tried to accept the doll’s spirit and please it only to have it reciprocate maliciousness and violent intent.”

However, as per the authorities, the death did not appear suspicious at all.

The doll is said to be possessed demonically by renowned paranormal investigators. It is linked to a series of paranormal activities since the 1970s. New England Society believes that the doll was gifted to a student nurse, and she bought it home in the year 1968.

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