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A woman made a hair-raising discovery after she bought an old DVD of the horror flick “The Ring” from a thrift store — and opened the case to find a spooky photo.

Riley Cassidy said she found an image of a woman staring blankly at the camera stuffed inside the second-hand copy she purchased of the 2003 movie.


  Riley Cassidy joked she was going to set a reminder to “make sure you didn’t get murdered,” after finding the picture. @RileyCassidy1 Riley Cassidy joked she was going to set a reminder to “make sure you didn’t get murdered,” after finding the picture. @RileyCassidy1

“Bought a copy of The Ring at the thrift shop and it came with this totally not haunted photograph inside,” she tweeted, along with an image of the snapshot.

She then quipped that she was setting a reminder to “make sure you didn’t get murdered.”

“I threw the dvd in the very back of my shelf and I’m too scared to even look at it lol,” she wrote on Twitter.

Others were also unsettled by the image, which Cassidy said was dated 2005.

“That’s both hilarious and creepy lol,” wrote one Twitter user.

Cassidy replied, “The cashier at the store did not appreciate how big of a deal this was so I’m glad for the validation.”

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Twitter users reacted to Riley Cassidy’s spooky find.Twitter
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Riley Cassidy’s post about her thrift store find went viral.Twitter
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Horror movie fans tweeted jokes about the creepy discovery.Twitter
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In “The Ring,” anyone who watched the tape had 7 days to get rid of it before they were killed.Twitter
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Riley Cassidy said the photo was dated 2005.Twitter
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“I’m too scared to even look at it,” Riley Cassidy joked.Twitter
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