Real-life Addams Family let children play with haunted 'Annie' doll that 'weeps acid tears'
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“A family has spent five years curating a collection of haunted items, including a doll named Annie that allegedly weeps acid tears. The parents allow their two daughters to play with the spooky artifacts.”
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