The house was owned by a set of artist. Gene and Anne Otto, who were madly in love, but Anne noticed that Gene would get rather dependent on his doll from his childhood. Some say it was a Voodoo cursed, place on the doll before his Grandfather gave it to the young Gene.

     Gene would blame Robert for many of the mischief things that happened in the house. Anne thought he was going mad, till one day she witness the Glare at her.

As Anne grown tired of craziness of the doll and the house, Gene built a special room for Robert. It's the Turret Room on the top of house. Noises of something moving about the room would occur and neighborhood boys would see the doll peer out of the windows from time to time.

      Current owners of the house found the doll in the Turrent Room. The funny things would happen to them as well. Workers would notice the doll move from one area to another. Eventually the museum of Key West heard of the enchanted doll and gave Robert a new home.

        
   

Take a good long look...imagine waking up and seeing that standing at the foot of your bed, which is something that Robert likes to do, apparently. Robert is a 3-foot-tall doll who, according to legend, has blatant disregard for the fact that dolls are not supposed to do things like get up and walk around. Supposedly, the antique doll has repeatedly escaped from his glass case in the Key West Martello Museum in Florida. Robert also has the dubious distinction of earning the title of Creepiest Doll I've ever seen. Ever.  

 

Spirit attachment to any object is weird. Among the many types of objects that are reported to be possessed, dolls could be the most frightening possessed object. Theories about the cause of doll possession or spirit attachment include a traumatic event that happened near the doll, a child's emotional attachment to the doll as being comforting and inviting to a nearby spirit, the energy focused on the doll results in the summoning of a spirit, a ghost's continuing attachment to the doll and rarely demonic possession.

It is thought that because the doll is such a weak vehicle for possession that it is not a very desirable object for spirit possession. Some of the types of paranormal phenomena associated with possessed dolls include hearing voices, laughter, crying, cold spots, feelings of being watched the unexplainable movement of the doll and unexplainable movement of furniture or objects near the doll. The doll may be described as having personalities that range from comforting to evil.

 

    

The Byberry Mental Hospital  

The real name of Byberry Hospital, was The Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane. Constructed in 1856-59 near 49th and Market Streets in Philadelphia. As you walk down a dark hallway the smell of death and decay ambushes your senses. Faint screams in the background set your heart racing. Satanic markings cover the halls like demonic wallpaper. You notice blood stains on the floor and wonder, "Where the HELL am I?" You’re not in hell, but close. You’re in Byberry Mental Hospital. (cont)

 

When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.
-Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle