Don't bid on this doll unless you're prepared to deal with the consequences...

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We’ve met Robert — the sailor-suited doll who punishes those who photograph him without permission. We’ve stared into Peggy’s blank eyes and felt the nausea creep in just from looking at her photo. But this week, we’re not stepping into a haunted museum. We’re logging on.

In this episode, we revisit one of the internet’s most infamous haunted objects: Harold the Doll — allegedly the first haunted doll ever sold on eBay. From the eerie origins of his online listing to the disturbing EVPs captured by paranormal investigator Anthony Quinata, Harold’s story has only grown darker with every retelling.

But is he really haunted… or just hyped by internet folklore? We break down the claims, the holes in the case, and the lingering question: What happens when haunted objects aren’t locked away — but delivered to your doorstep?