Velvalee Dickinson’s Doll

Origin
Velvalee Dickinson was tried and convicted of spying on the United for Japanese intelligence during World War II. Known as the Doll Woman, she hid her messages about U.S. Naval forces as her New York City doll business, which was then sent to South America. She became exposed as a spy when a lady who hadn’t paid for her dolls thought that Dickinson’s signature was forged on a letter out of spite. This brought in the FBI, who arrested her in a bank vault with large denomination bills that when traced, once belonged to Japan.

Effects
The doll allows for anyone that touches it and needs a message hidden, disguised or encoded to be able to come up an idea on how to do it.