A primary school teacher has been urged to pack his bags and leave his new home after discovering a creepy doll that claims to have stabbed its original owners to death in a bizarre note found alongside it.

Jonathan Lewis, 32, recently purchased a house in Walton, Liverpool and was greeted by a spooky doll with a sinister message for the new homeowner.

The school teacher was trying to come to grips with his new home when he took to the wall under the stairs with a hammer in a bid to locate a bit of wire which was hanging out of the wall.

He was left stunned to find two beady eyes looking straight back at him as a haunted figure sat awkwardly on a straw chair, reports Liverpool Echo.

Jonathan said his friends were left concerned for his safety, but he didn't take the possessed doll too seriously.

Speaking about the moment which built up to his discovery, Jonathan said: "I've just bought the house and I got the keys on Friday. I kind of knew there was this void underneath the stairs that had been plaster boarded up.

"There was a wire coming out where the previous owners had the fridge but I didn't know where the wire was plugged in so I knocked through a bit of the plasterboard to see what was there.

• 

  Primary school destroyed in devastating fire, with eight fire engines on scene

"I knocked through a hole about the size of a fist, shone a light in and there was a doll just sitting there."

After pulling back more of the plasterboard, Jonathan realised the old ragdoll was holding a note, and it didn't have a friendly sentiment.

It read: "Dear reader/ new homeowner,

"Thank you for freeing me!

"My name is Emily. My original owners lived in this house in 1961. I didn't like them so they had to go.

"All they did was sing and be merry. It was sickening. Stabbing was my choice of death for them so I hope you have knives.

"Hope you sleep well."

• 

  Antiques Roadshow viewers staggered as tiny brooch receives whopping valuation

The spine-chilling letter prompted Jonathan's friends to warn him to get out and sell up.

He added: "Some of my friends have told me to put my house back on the market and move out but I think it's just a laugh.

"I'll be honest, I found the whole thing hilarious. I'd probably do the exact same thing.

"The letter says 1961 but the estate agent said when she was showing me around that the kitchen was only done four or five years ago.

"I think it must have been put there then because the paper doesn't look very old and looks relatively recent."

Have you discovered something haunted in your home? Contact us at [email protected]

For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here .

Source: Read Full Article