Nathalie Ramirez was clearning out her mum's house and gave the doll to a local charity shop - but the human like figurine ended up in the news.
A woman has admitted she secretly tried to get rid of her mum's creepy doll but was rumbled when the story went viral.
Nathalie, 51, said her mum Angela was not pleased to discover Hannah's fate but was starting to see the funny side. She said: "I always thought it was horrifying and that she would never notice if I just stuffed it in a box. Eventually, after the story went viral, the doll was bought for £200 by celebrity psychic Deborah Davies.
Top news stories today Another lifelike doll owned by Angela - called Baby Emily - did make the journey to her new home. Nathalie has revealed that the dress worn by the doll belonged to her younger sister Michelle when she was a child.
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