Ummm...WTF? It appears to be real, even if all the news outlets seem to have cookie-cutter stories. (Although wiccan sites appear to be tracking it too.) I'm well aware that there are practicing witches all over the world, but vampires are usually just an item of historical lore or science-fiction/fantasy. How often do stories like this really happen? (via) posted by mystyk (18 comments total)
And people keep telling me there's no such thing as demon possession. Wake up, people! Accept Jesus as your personal savior and this won't happen to you.
/too much Vampire: The Masquerade posted by PurplePorpoise at 2:57 PM on July 14, 2005
"I let them sniff glue, but I paid for it and took a small amount of blood in return," she said. "But there was no violence involved, I also fed them and gave them shelter."
C'mon, she fed them and sheltered them, what's the problem here? posted by caddis at 3:00 PM on July 14, 2005
"Police fear that she could escape prosecution for corrupting minors and plying them with alcohol because the seven children found at her home have since escaped from care and gone back on the streets."
Guess the U.S. isn't so different from Ukraine after all.... posted by bloomicy at 3:13 PM on July 14, 2005
I remember a show a couple of years ago, possibly on the Discovery Channel, that interviewed modern-day "vampires" that drank people's blood. If I remember correctly, though, they usually had willing "victims". (Ick!)
matteo: I'm not sure about the 'dating a vampire' thing but there was an episode where Mulder and Scully encountered an entire town of vampires. Scully almost made out with one, particularly, attractive one - before she caught on. posted by jeresig at 7:23 PM on July 14, 2005
That's fucked up right there. posted by delmoi at 9:17 PM on July 14, 2005
These "lifestyles" are getting out of hand. I'm not condemning them, now, just ridiculing them. I can just decide that I'm a vampire, a squirrel, a trisexual, a monopolist, or a master of the flying guillotine?
posted by Robot Johnny at 2:05 PM on July 14, 2005