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Sep 11, 2026

Mark MuncyHOST
4:18
So you probably only know me from here.
Erika LanceHOST
4:20
Or the Robert the Doll documentary.
Erika LanceHOST
4:21
Oh, the Robert the Doll documentary.
Erika LanceHOST
4:24
I get to sit here for an
Mark MuncyHOST
4:25
hour and read off my numerous credits.

42 MINS LATER

Tampa JayGUEST
46:32
It's actually the same director as A Christmas Story, Bob Clark.
Mark MuncyHOST
46:37
There's always that flip somewhere.
Mark MuncyHOST
46:39
It's like the guy who did The Haunting, 1963, Robert Wise, the next year he did The Sound of Music.
ChrisGUEST
65:23
And she described him as, like, a little maybe five or six-year-old boy that had a sailor, like, type outfit.
ChrisGUEST
65:34
You know, kinda like what you see Robert the Doll wear, that kinda like-
DayvidHOST
65:37
Yeah.
DayvidHOST
65:37
Why-
JohnHOST
23:15
the child changes around it.
ChrisHOST
23:16
Like the Robert the Doll documentary we watched, and immediately the child's characteristics changed.
ChrisHOST
23:29
Like, he gave up his name.
ChrisHOST
23:30
His name was Robert, and the doll's name was something different.
ChrisHOST
23:35
And he gave up his name.
ChrisHOST
23:36
He gave the demon his name.
Joshua ChairesGUEST
3:50
So what got me interested in the paranormal was there was a couple shows back in the 1980s called uh in search of by leonard nimoy it was one of the first real uh paranormal television shows he was spock on star trek you know with uh william shatner and mr nimoy used to cover like bigfoot and ghosts and ufos and i remember watching that show as a three four year old kid all the reruns on tv And it was a very, very popular television show.
Joshua ChairesGUEST
4:19
And then around 1988, there was a show by Robert Stack called Unsolved Mysteries, which everyone has heard of Unsolved Mysteries.
Joshua ChairesGUEST
4:27
It was very popular on NBC every night.
Joshua ChairesGUEST
4:30
And it would cover like cold cases, paranormal cases, conspiracy cases.

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Joshua ChairesGUEST
13:42
And Summerwind Mansion... is this old ruined mansion on the shores of West Bay Lake, Wisconsin.
Joshua ChairesGUEST
13:48
It was created by a man named John Frank in 1914, and you could actually stay there for $4.99 a night.
Joshua ChairesGUEST
13:55
It was originally called West Bay Lake Fishing Lodge, and then in 1916, Mr. Frank had went ahead and converted the property into, sold the property to a future U.S. Secretary of Commerce named Robert Patterson of Lamont.
Joshua ChairesGUEST
14:09
And then Mr. Lamont built onto the original fishing lodge by employing two architects, Thomas Tomelge and Vernon Watson.
Latasha MolidorHOST
0:10
🎵 Have any of you owned haunted dolls? A haunted doll is a doll that is claimed to be haunted or possessed.
Latasha MolidorHOST
1:06
So tonight on episode 42 of Midnight Ghost Stories, I will be telling you about some pretty well-known haunted dolls, such as Robert the Doll, Annabelle, a ventriloquist dummy, and more.
Latasha MolidorHOST
1:18
What are haunted dolls? Most people or museums that care for these haunted dolls will keep them in locked and secured cases and sometimes even have them blessed.
Latasha MolidorHOST
1:28
In previous episodes, I have talked about a doll my younger sister had as a little girl that we believed was haunted.

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Latasha MolidorHOST
8:28
Apparently, Mr. Fritz comes from the 1940s World War II era and has connections to a German prison camp back then.
Latasha MolidorHOST
8:37
And he was created as entertainment by a man who was a former children's entertainer and puppeteer.
Latasha MolidorHOST
8:46
Robert the Doll.
Latasha MolidorHOST
8:47
Robert the Doll was once owned by a painter and author in Key West, Florida named Robert Eugene Otto.
Dayvid SalinasGUEST
19:17
It's fine.
Dayvid SalinasGUEST
19:18
But you get on the subject of Robert the Doll, for example.
Dayvid SalinasGUEST
19:22
Robert the doll is a doll in Florida that's encased.
Dayvid SalinasGUEST
19:28
It's, you know, with the conversation I had with Chris, he has this thing where it's he doesn't think they're demons and he doesn't really believe in demons, which I don't either.
Dayvid SalinasGUEST
19:38
But he says there's this thing called thought form creation where if you give enough energy to something, it could come to pass.
Dayvid SalinasGUEST
20:52
I'm going to use that and, you know, like show myself in that form.
Dayvid SalinasGUEST
20:56
And maybe that's part of it.
Dayvid SalinasGUEST
20:57
And I think, I think it's more thought form, you know? So like Robert, the doll.
Darren MarlarHOST
2:12
Forget Annabelle.
Darren MarlarHOST
2:14
Haunted dolls have been around for ages, and few are as terrifying as Robert the Doll.
Darren MarlarHOST
2:21
The history of Robert the Doll is fascinating, encompassing an eccentric artist, a curse, and an ever-growing list of people who claim their lives have been negatively affected by Robert the Doll.
Darren MarlarHOST
2:35
Though Robert did get an eponymous movie in 2016, his story is creepy enough without all the Hollywood embellishment.
Darren MarlarHOST
2:44
Though there have been some inconsistencies among the facts about Robert the Doll, the facts of this Key West institution's mythos are as fascinating as the fiction.
Darren MarlarHOST
2:56
Throughout history, in virtually every culture, witches have played a role in the spirituality and history of civilization.
Darren MarlarHOST
3:05
Whether they were revered as healers and practitioners of arts beyond our understanding, or hunted as strange and dangerous creatures seeking to do harm to society, More often than not, witches were met with fear, anger, and, ultimately, death.
Darren MarlarHOST
5:02
Madeleine Smith had a rich fiancé, a secret lover, and one heck of a secret hot chocolate recipe – a lethal secret recipe.
Robert KalilHOST
13:59
Missing 411, yeah.
Missy HillGUEST
14:01
And it even has Robert the Doll.
Robert KalilHOST
14:04
I love the design, Missy.
Robert KalilHOST
14:05
They're really nice.
Robert KalilHOST
14:06
That's
Missy HillGUEST
14:08
like the cruise ship down in the Keys, and then Robert the Doll is in stasis.
Missy HillGUEST
14:13
See Robert the Doll? So that's what they are, and there's 48 cards plus the other side, which is my personal artwork, too.
Missy HillGUEST
14:25
So anyway, let's get into this crazy stuff, okay?
Christy WallaceHOST
40:17
I gotta ask, would you suffer the whims of a lively doll full of Excelsior? Let us know.
Christy WallaceHOST
40:23
And from episode 105, please enjoy Robert the Doll.
Christy WallaceHOST
40:28
Well, I hate dolls, and this is one of the reasons why.
Christy WallaceHOST
40:32
I was remembering way back when we discussed your porcelain dolls in your mother's attic.
Christy WallaceHOST
44:13
But something kind of a cutesy name like my little, you know, Maggie doll or whatever.
Christy WallaceHOST
44:18
This is like
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:19
I go by Robert.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:20
It's my Christian given name.
MattHOST
8:06
So if you hung one on the wall, the prevailing theory was that eventually your house was going to catch on fire.
MattHOST
8:14
And, you know, like most cursed objects, it's one object that holds the curse, right? Peggy or Robert the Doll, like a single Dybbuk box, something like that.
MattHOST
8:26
If you destroy that object, you could eliminate that curse altogether.
MattHOST
8:33
Or at the very least, as we learned from Indiana Jones, if you just move the Ark of the Covenant into storage, boom, curse is taken care of.

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