Ep 4. Suzy Doll

The fourth episode of season 4 of Paranormal Witness is titled "Suzy Doll" and is centered around a family's eerie experiences with a possessed antique doll.

The episode begins with a mother, Shari, purchasing an old doll named Suzy as a gift for her daughter, Ayla. However, it isn't long before strange occurrences begin to happen around the doll. Ayla claims that the doll moves on its own and speaks to her, even though it doesn't have the capability to do so. Shari is skeptical at first but eventually witnesses Suzy moving on her own as well.

As the family delves deeper into the history of Suzy, they discover that she had been owned by a little girl who died tragically. They also uncover that several of Suzy's past owners had similar experiences with the doll coming to life and speaking to them.

Things only escalate from here. The family begins to experience terrifying paranormal activity outside of the realm of the doll. They hear loud footsteps and banging on the walls, and their belongings move on their own. Shari goes to a psychic for help, who confirms that Suzy is indeed possessed by a spirit and warns them that they are dealing with a malevolent entity.

The family decides that they need to get rid of Suzy, but they soon learn that the doll won't be so easily disposed of. In fact, it seems as though Suzy is actively preventing them from getting rid of her. They try burying her, throwing her away, and burning her, but each time she somehow finds her way back to them.

The situation comes to a head when the family moves to a new home, hoping to leave Suzy behind. However, they soon realize that the doll has followed them and is more powerful than ever. They ultimately decide to perform an exorcism on Suzy with the help of a priest.

The episode concludes with the family coming to terms with the fact that the doll was indeed possessed by a malevolent spirit and that they were lucky to have gotten rid of it. However, they also acknowledge that their experiences with Suzy have left a lasting impact on them and that they will never forget what they went through.