Dan Rivera, Connecticut paranormal investigator and Annabelle doll tour handler, died suddenly in Gettysburg on June 13, stated New England Society for Psychic Research.

After paranormal investigator Dan Rivera was found dead amid a national tour with the Annabelle doll, a known inspiration for The Conjuring films, the coroner addressed its role in his death.

Rivera died on July 13, 2025, during a visit to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, as part of the national "Devils on the Run" tour featuring the Annabelle doll, local media outlets reported.

Authorities consider the death of Dan Rivera—the paranormal researcher who was traveling with the supposedly possessed Annabelle doll when he died—to be “natural," according to a police report.

However, Rivera died suddenly while on the tour, and now his wife, Sarah Rivera, has released a heartbreaking statement. "I’ve loved you from the moment we met.

A Pennsylvania coroner is revealing new details surrounding the sudden death of Dan Rivera, a noted paranormal investigator who was on tour with the Raggedy Ann doll known as Annabelle, made ...

Francis Dutrow, the coroner in charge of Rivera’s case, told CNN July 17 that the doll — a Raggedy Ann toy that is thought to be possessed by the spirit of a little girl — was not present in ...

The son of paranormal investigator Dan Rivera spoke out amid his father’s passing, sharing a sweet tribute to the late handler of the Annabelle doll.