“Shocking Discovery: ‘Vampire’ Woman Sealed Away with Sickle to Prevent Her From Rising Again!”
The woman was unearthed two years ago at a medieval graveyard in Pień, Poland and was found padlocked inside her grave with a sickle buried across her neck.
Experts now have the general workings to illustrate what she might have looked like, and what may have unfolded during her final moments.
Highlights
- An 18-year-old ‘vampire’ was buried with a padlock and sickle in 17th century Poland to prevent resurrection.
- The woman, named Zosia, had a known breastbone deformity and was potentially branded an ‘outsider’ during the Swedish-Polish wars.
- About 30 out of 100 graves in the ‘Field of Vampires’ showed signs of restraint, indicating fear of the undead.
A “real-life vampire” was discovered padlocked in her grave, and newly released information details what may have happened
Image credits: Miroslaw Blicharski/Aleksander Poznan
The “vampire,” christened Zosia by experts, was only 18 years old at her time of death, around 350 years ago.
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