Dolls -one of the first friends we made. Most of us gave them names and have most definitely slept with a cuddly plaything lying next to us at some point of time. Innocent, furry, comforting dolls which ensure that we are never alone. Who knows what dangers lurk behind the curtains of innocence. Vessels of the Devil, harbinger of death and destruction, evil dolls bring despondency in the lives of their keepers. Let's see how people in the past have been tricked by seemingly harmless dolls into taking them home and how the dolls then wrecked their lives.

5. Mandy - The doll that can wreak havoc to get attention

An antique German doll which is almost a hundred years old, Mandy or Mereanda freaked her owner out. She would make weird sounds of a baby crying and throw the windows open so that the old breeze would seep in. The owner tried her best to understand the reason, failing which she donated the doll to the Quesnel museum. The museum staff is scared of the doll and claims that it moves around in the night and steals food which she stows in different places. She wants attention and taps on the glass case in which she's housed away from other dolls. Hope people never stop paying attention to her, because who knows what she might do then.

6. Annabelle - The doll that sends "Miss me?" notes to her previous owner

The legend of this doll is bloodcurdling to say the least. It has changed several hands before landing up with the Warrens who procured it to study the Occult behind it from Donna, a nursing student. Donna and her roomie Angie were the first ones to be affected by the evil of the doll who tried to strangle Angie's boyfriend Lou once. On investigation, it was found that the evil spirit possessing the doll was acting to be the soul of Annabel Higgins - a seven year old who died in a car accident. After the doll left for the Warrens' museum, Donna started finding parchment paper in her apartment with notes like "Miss me?"