Now, Tony Spera, the son-in-law of late paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, has confirmed the doll did not escape last week. However, in a new video, Spera […] ...

To investigate, The Hollywood Reporter spoke to Tony Spera, the real-life Occult Museum curator and son-in-law of renowned demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren. Here, the curator of the ...

The film is called, “Incarnate – A short paranormal documentary with Tony Spera.” For young filmmaker it started with “Jaws” Gilbertie, 20, is majoring in filmmaking and “Incarnate ...

Courtesy Tony Spera. Image of the Borley nun caught on camera. It was pitch black, and there were no lit candles or lights. Their photographers snapped photos on a 35mm camera with infrared film.

Ultimately, Spera said he wants to put the rumors to rest, but that isn’t without a word of caution, in case Annabelle did actually ever leave. “Let’s put the rumors to rest guys,” Spera said.

But true believers will be heartened to know that the actual Annabelle has never left her glass case in the Warrens' museum, which Judy, 68, has overseen with her husband of 33 years, Tony Spera.

Judy is married Tony Spera In the late '70s, Judy met police officer Tony Spera. In a self-published essay on his website, Spera says that Judy drove by him one day while he was on duty and he was ...

Ed and Lorraine's son-in-law Tony Spera, who now handles the family business (Ed died in 2006 after complications from an earlier stroke and Lorraine, 89, no longer gives interviews), told me Ed ...

But Tony Spera, the owner of the Warren Occult Museum in Monroe, Connecticut, said that Annabelle is ‘safely back’ there locked in her display case. ‘You know, it’s easy for rumors to start.

The horrific, mind-numbing, downright senseless shootings that took place in the serene, idyllic setting of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown has had a massive impact on our lives. It has ...