Comedian Matt Rife Faces Warnings After Purchasing Warren Occult Museum, Haunted Artifacts

Comedian Matt Rife recently became the legal guardian of Ed and Lorraine Warren's haunted home and Occult Museum, which houses over 750 haunted artifacts, including the infamous Annabelle doll. Rife plans to reopen the museum for public tours and overnight stays, sparking warnings from paranormal experts who caution that these items are linked to dangerous supernatural forces. Revivalist Isaiah Saldivar and paranormal researchers like Chris McKinnell, the Warrens' grandson, have issued stern warnings about the risks of engaging with these occult objects, highlighting the potential for demonic spirits to cause harm such as addiction, anger, and even death. The experts emphasize that the Warrens maintained the property as a controlled environment meant for spiritual research and protection, not as a public attraction, and urge Rife to consult with knowledgeable paranormal professionals. Concerns have intensified following the recent death of paranormal investigator Dan Rivera, who was touring with the Annabelle doll before his unexpected passing. Former property owner Philip Siracusa also warned about the dangers of exposing the public to these dark forces, fearing it could lead to disastrous consequences.