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Hey everyone, we're taking the week off. We'll be back next week with a brand new episode. This week we're re-releasing our episode on the mischievous Haunted Doll Robert and all of his antics.

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A harmless gift, a simple doll in a boy sailor suit. But for one man, this doll was more than a plaything. It was a companion, a lifelong friend, and a force in his life.

Is this creation made of fabric and wool, nothing more than a misunderstood toy, or has he earned his reputation through decades of chaos and destruction?

This week's episode is Robert the Doll.

I'm going to kill you.

Well, I hate dolls and this is one of the reasons why.

I was remembering way back when we discussed your porcelain dolls and your mother's attic, and how possibly they would come down, slash move, or there was like dust, right?

Didn't they make a move in the dust on the table? I used to get a porcelain doll, and in fact, I ran across an old picture from middle school where I was, it was obviously a birthday party, and I was opening gifts, and I was opening a port one of the porcelain dolls.

And I just had a look of wondermin and innocence on my face until they came to life in my room months later.

And tried to kill me. I had wicker furniture that had a glass table top on it, you know?

So I had them, the porcelain dolls, which had these little metal bases that they stood on, lined up on the glass, and in the morning, when I actually go to sleep, I would wake up, and they would have moved.

No, and my mom didn't believe me and said, why don't you take a marker and mark on the glass, and then in the morning, see if they really moved, and I did, and they had, and then they went in the attic.

No, because I was going to ask if it was like during the day, like you go to school and come back and maybe your siblings had moved them or played with them, because I 100% used to mess with my sister's dolls while she was at school.

But no, it's overnight. It was overnight with a muck. No, they were getting up and walking around my room, and probably, you know, just crawling up onto my bed and watching me sleep.

I don't know.

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