Yvonne Hydes claims she heard knocking, footsteps and that numerous objects were moved without explanation as she brought a doll home from a paranormal investigation.
A Paisley woman believes a doll she took home has caused an upsurge in paranormal activity in the property.
The bizarre series of 'paranormal activity' culminated in an investigation in a park where Yvonne is adamant she saw the creepy doll blink. "David, who works as a medium, absolutely hates her. I brought it home and he said I should keep it in the garage and that made me feel uneasy.A couple of days after bringing the inanimate object home the family heard a loud knock coming from the door and later from above, the dog took a dislike to the doll and some electrical items became faulty."My family and I heard a really loud knock to the point we jumped up and the dog was going mental but no one was at the door.
"One day I came downstairs and saw one of my really heavy lamps sitting in the middle of the living room. My son came in and I asked if he'd been up but he hadn't. More objects were being moved each morning and wee electrical things started to happen. The Scottish Ghost Company took her to a park to investigate the doll further during a live stream on Tiktok and Facebook. The team tied a red light around Agnes' neck with the hopes of allowing the spirit to tranfigure its face onto the doll.
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