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Natalie Mellon with her doll, Annabelle, who has been causing trouble
If you believe in the supernatural and you've got a fear of antique dolls, you might not want to visit the Ballinamuck home of 33-year-old Natalie Mellon, who has a doll you certainly won't want to meet.
Annabelle is an antique doll who has been wreaking havoc in the Mellon household recently.
In fact, Natalie has video evidence showing a cupboard door flinging open and a knife being hurled to the floor while the Glasgow native was taking selfies.
The video has been posted to the Longford Leader website and has attracted a lot of attention.
To see the spooky happenings, go to www.longfordleader.ie.
Also: VIDEO: Creepy, haunted doll wreaking havoc in Ballinamuck
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