We found this article on dailystar, which reported that amateur doll collectors Lee and Linzi Steer, from Rotherham in South Yorks., said they got sent the mysterious Victorian doll with no note explaining its background.  In chilling CCTV from inside their haunted objects museum, the toy leans forward in an apparent controlled motion before its head tilts slightly downwards.  Lee was completely baffled and claimed he had never seen anything like it in 20 years as a real-life ghost hunter.

The couple shared the video online (watch below) and paranormal fans suggested it could be a "ghost of a child" hugging the doll.

Linzi said: "This particular doll didn't come to us as haunted. People sent it but didn't particularly tell us what [had happened with her].

"Usually they'll leave us notes but with this doll, it was nothing. It was a mystery.

"We went in on Friday and we both noticed that doll propped forward. I said 'let's just check CCTV'."

She said the doll moved in three stages before it turned its head.

"It's like the joints are physically moving like a human, it was propped like that," Linzi explained.

"If it was a natural fall it'd have gone on the floor, but it didn't. The way she was positioned defies gravity.

"That doll is actually heavy and it was leant at an angle.

"This footage is the first time we've caught something moving on camera at the museum — it baffles me."

The weirdest thing we found about this story, was not the moving doll, but rather the fact that this couple collects haunted goods.  What we did find a bit funny though; if you collect haunted items and store them in a "haunted museum", should you be surprised if your haunted doll moves?