A-015: John Lawson House Mannequins

Status and Warnings

 * Currently considered inactive.
 * Validity unknown.
 * Unknown threat posed.
 * Content Warnings for death.
 * Original article by Jacob Craig (TheRealRoboMan)

Description
A-015 instances were mannequins positioned outside on the porch of the John Lawson house. These mannequins appeared as women, and photographs depict three of them. The clothing they wear appears as though they are from the 1950s or so. These mannequins were also fitted with wigs.

The anomalous properties of A-015 become apparent when you look closer into them. Each day, they are positioned differently, wear different clothing, and sometimes hold items. However, nobody lives at the house, and nobody has spotted anyone moving the mannequins. The items they have been spotted holding include an old plastic milk container holding scented leaves, an empty birdcage, tool boxes, books, etc. When it would rain, these mannequins would no longer be on the porch. People have claimed to see lights coming from inside the house.

History
While it is unknown when the mannequins appeared, the house itself was constructed by John Lawson in 1845. Fortunately, nobody has been injured by these mannequins.

On February 6, 1871, a 25-car freight train derailed and crashed into a passenger express train. This resulted in the casualties of 22 people. This crash happened about 200 feet from the house. These mannequins are positioned facing where the crash occurred, causing many people believe that these mannequins are somehow related, with some even saying that these mannequins are possessed by the victims of the crash.

Possible Explanations

 * Similarly to A-004, there is a theory that someone has been secretly moving these mannequins, though nobody has been spotted doing so.