A Houston family will likely never enjoy the "Frozen" movies again after they say they were terrorized by a possessed Elsa doll.
In a Facebook post that's since been deleted, Emily Madonia said her daughter Aurelia received the popular doll for Christmas. It didn't take long for the toy to start creeping them out, as it began singing and talking in Spanish -- while it was turned off. Since her daughter wanted nothing to do with the spooky doll, Madonia and her husband decided to throw it away. Apparently, Elsa didn't like that. "Mat threw it away weeks ago," Madonia wrote. "And then we found it inside on a wooden bench."
So they tried throwing the doll away again, this time making sure it couldn't come back. "We were weirded out and tightly wrapped it in its own garbage bag and put that garbage bag INSIDE another garbage bag filled with other garbage," Madonia wrote. "We put it in the bottom of our garbage can underneath a bunch of other bags of garbage, and wheeled it to the curb and it was collected on garbage day." After the doll returned again, Madonia sent it to a friend 1,500 miles away. So far, the family has remained Elsa-free, she says. (h/t Vice)
If you're creeped out by haunted dolls, listen to the episode of Lore called "Unboxed" about Robert the Doll.