Tony Spera

He was a lead investigator, uh, Ed Annabelle's handler.

So in 2025, Tony Spera, and that was, uh, Ed and Lorraine Warren's son-in-law.

Mm-hmm.

Tony decided to take the artifacts out of the Warren Occult Museum in Monroe, Connecticut, and go on the road.

But I do wanna say this.

Uh, my good friend Lorraine Warren wanted those artifacts to stay there in Monroe, Connecticut.

She didn't want them to leave, and Tony Spera and his group went, uh, outside of her mandate and, uh, and took those artifacts on the, I think recklessly, I think irresponsibly, on the road.

And, uh, you have at least one death that you may or may not attribute to, you know, taking Annabelle on the road.

What theories do paranormal investigators have? Since 1970, Annabelle has lived in Ed and Lorraine Warren's Occult Museum in Monroe, Connecticut, which closed in 2019.

The Warrens' son-in-law, Tony Spera, maintains a website for the New England Society for Paranormal Research, or NESPR, which was founded by the Warrens, with details of the Annabelle case.

The real people involved in the Annabelle case haven't been interviewed.

The only information on Annabelle comes from paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.