Judy Spera: We do plan to do that, to look for a place. I was curious about Annabelle's current whereabouts and wondered if there were plans to ever reopen the museum, or possibly move it to a new location? Bizarre rumors spread across social media recently that the doll escaped your parents' museum, which isn't even open anymore, so obviously the internet was completely wrong. Header photo courtesy of JC Olivera/WireImage/Getty Images/Travel ChannelĪnnabelle's Whereabouts (Photo: JC Olivera/WireImage/Getty Images/Travel Channel)Ĭ: Fans first met Annabelle, supposedly the most haunted doll in the world, in the original The Conjuring, which is based on a real artifact your parents had. Tony also has granted the production access to his catalog of footage from his television series, "Seekers of the Supernatural." It includes many hours of Ed and Lorraine discussing their work with Tony.Ĭ recently caught up with Judy Spera to talk about her parents' legacy, The Conjuring, and Devil's Road, ahead of its premiere on Monday, September 7th at 9 p.m. This two-hour special features interviews with their daughter and son-in-law, Judy and Tony Spera, who share never-before-broadcast audio of Ed conducting interviews for the Bridgeport, Connecticut, poltergeist case, and rare video of the Warrens helping a young woman coming under demonic possession. Along the way, they pioneered many techniques still used in the field today, including audio and visual recording devices, advanced electromagnetic devices and even produced their own television show. Their life's mission: to prove the existence of good and evil God and the devil. In the documentary, audiences will learn about how, during the 1970s and 1980s, the Warrens made numerous appearances on television talking about their cases and spreading the word about the paranormal and preternatural worlds that exist all around us.
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