Matt Rife is taking his interest within the paranormal to an entire recent level.
Rife revealed via a Friday, August 1, TikTok video that he recently purchased the house of Ed and Lorraine Warren, paranormal investigators who were based in Connecticut.
“In case you know me, you realize I’m obsessive about the paranormal and all things haunted,” he explained. “You furthermore mght may know The Conjuring movies are my favorite scary movies of all time. So I’m incredibly honored to have taken over one of the outstanding properties in paranormal history.”
Together with the home, which inspired The Conjuring movie franchise, Rife added that he will probably be “the legal guardian for at the very least the following 5 years, of the complete haunted collection including THE ANNABELLE DOLL.”
“Ed and Lorain Warren arguably put demonology and paranormal into the mainstream and are the very heart of among the most famous haunted stories of all time,” he continued.
Horror fans will even have the chance to “book an evening or a weekend and stay on the Warrens’ house and investigate the home,” in accordance with the comedian.”
“That is probably the most random hobby ever nevertheless it’s so f***ing cool, man,” Rife added. “I should probably collect stamps or something — is likely to be slightly safer.”
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Annabelle was previously the charge of Dan Rivera, who died unexpectedly while on a national tour with the doll.
“I can only speak to my experiences with Annabelle,” said paranormal investigator Zak Bagans in an exclusive interview with Us Weekly on July 16.
“I did have the chance to research Annabelle when the owner brought her to my museum in 2017,” he told Us of the allegedly haunted Raggedy Ann doll, which is claimed to maneuver by itself, leave messages on paper for its owners and alter positions. “I got very affected by her and it kinda caused me to the touch the doll. The owner didn’t like that an excessive amount of.”
Bagans also shared that he once experienced a scary episode with one other, supposedly possessed doll.
“It was a demonic infestation and severely affected me, and I used to be literally within the hospital the following day,” he claimed. “It was a two-month-long attachment and one among the worst experiences of my life.”
The Warrens moved into the Snedeker house — which was formerly a funeral home — in 1986 and declared it stuffed with demons, a case that was the muse for Ed’s book In a Dark Place: The Story of a True Haunting and the 2002 Discovery Channel series A Haunting.