Vampires that Actually Exist: Unveiling Shocking Evidence

Vampires are everywhere. You don't have to wait until Halloween season to notice something freaky. If you are a real vampire enthusiast, you will be thrilled to learn of a booming vamp underworld in the USA, Romania and beyond. Here are the proofs that vampires actually exists.
1. Alnwick Castle Vampire
Vampires are real. This is according to William of Newburgh, the 12th century chronicler. He described how aend master of the castle would rise from his tomb during the hours of darkness to prowl the streets of the town. Local priests told how his body left such a stench that those who smelled it got sick. Villagers blamed the vampire for an outbreak of the plague and set out to end the misery.
On frequent occasions, many people reported vampire sightings of the Grey Lady when walking in tunnels deep below the castle. This is assumed to be the ghost of a young teenage girl from Victorian times who worked as a maid at the castle.
2. Vampire shops for an outfit
Can you see proof of vampires from this video? The women in the footage are convinced that a real vampire was caught on tape. After examining the store's CCTV, they noticed the lack of reflection on the dude in black.
I noticed he seemed a little flushed. Like he doesn’t have blood or something. Did I say blood?
Undead (or something) bloodsucking vampires hate garlic, cannot go out in daylight, and cast no reflection in mirrors or windows.
It is claimed the footage, filmed by security cameras in a shop in Savannah, Georgia, was being examined after a shoplifting incident. The man, in a black shirt and trousers, walks past a row of mirrors, but casts no reflection! This is definitely a vampire caught on camera.
3. Fritz Haarmann
Before he was arrested in 1924, Fritz Haarmann, was a German Serial terminator. His weapon of choice? Teeth! The real life vampire used to terminate his victims by biting into their necks. He terminated nearly 30 people.
Before then, the vampire had carried out his crimes for six years. In the history of vampires he is believed to have murdered the most number of people. That is, over 50 teenage boys and young men.
4. Sighting on road
These are vampires that were caught on camera and seen in documentaries on a history channel. Once again, vampires in real life exist.
Lee Solway, from Grimsby, has shared a photograph of the two legs on the A18 near Humberside Airport.
His friend, ‘Finchy McFinch’, claims to have also seen a “10-foot creature” that was “darker than night” along the same stretch.
5. Peter Plogojowitz
Now, there’s a real vampire explained in this video. In 1725, this Serbian villager’s body was exhumed and staked through the heart a few weeks after his end. In his book, “Vampires, Burial, and end,” folklorist Paul Barber refers to Plogojowitz as the quintessential European vampire. His exhumation closely follows the broader pattern of superstition.
Plogojowitz was the first true blood vampire in his village to die of a sickness. Subsequent local ends were blamed on his late-night visits. A rather gut wrenching (literally) autopsy revealed what was considered the tell-tale signs of vampirism.
A stake had been impaled into end Peter’s chest. After this, they had set his body on fire and moved on to the other bodies. Those of Peter’s victims. This case is so notable due to the completeness of the official accounts and the fact that it was reported throughout Europe. Vampires in real life were a serious and frightening matter even back then.
6. A Vampire grave
Bulgaria's history museum has put a "real life vampire" skeleton on display. In mid-2022, experts unearthed the 700-year-old remains of two men who seem to have been stabbed through the chest with iron rods.
The discoveries became the talk of the Black Sea resort city for months. Some people even had trouble sleeping at night because the vampire real life tales had just been proven in the Balkan countries such as Bulgaria.
7. Vlad the Impaler
There have been some vampires caught on tape, which shows there are vampires in real life.
Vlad was the most important ruler in Wallachian history. He embarked upon the first of a lifelong series of campaigns to regain his father’s seat. After an eight-year struggle, Vlad again claimed the throne. It was during this period of rule that he committed the atrocities for which he was best known.
He had the ability to recreate and summon the "forest of the impaled", but hated being associated with Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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