The Compleat Vampire

#vampires #vampire #vampirelore The Compleat Vampire 0:00 - 14:39 - Vampire of Croglin Grange 14:40 - 30:04 - The Historical Vampire Brothers of New Orleans 30:05 - 43:54 - The Iron Teeth of the Gorbals Vampire 43:55 - 56:01 - Weird Tale of the Highgate Vampire 56:02 - 1:07:11 - The President Appoints a Vampire - George Senda 1:07:12 - 1:17:03 - The Mercy Brown Vampire Incident The Compleat Vampire SEND BILL A COFFEE 🎃 SEND BILL A COFFEE http://www.paypal.me/CoffeeFundForBill 🎃 VENMO @NightTerrorsWithBill 🎃 CASH APP $NightTerrorsWithBill 🎃 PATREON https://www.patreon.com/NightTerrorsWithBillMadon If you can be Twitch viewer, where I am actually paid more by the platform, PLEASE WATCH the show there, at the following link: TWITCH 🎃 https://www.twitch.tv/nightterrorswithbill COMMUNITY: 🎃 DISCORD https://discord.gg/mBuEvHymWk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NightTerrors is funded by viewer support. Thank you! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Several historical figures and events are often cited as examples of people considered to be vampires. These include figures like Jure Grando of Istria, believed to be the first recorded vampire. Other notable cases include Serbian individuals like Petar Blagojevich and Arnold Paole, and the New England Vampire Panic. Additionally, historical figures like Countess Elizabeth Bathory and Vlad the Impaler have been associated with vampirism due to their cruel and bloodthirsty behavior. Jure Grando: A villager from Istria (modern-day Croatia), Jure Grando is often cited as the first person described as a vampire in historical records. Petar Blagojevich and Arnold Paole: These Serbian individuals, who were investigated for vampirism in the 18th century, became famous cases due to their bodies exhumed showing little decay, despite being believed to have been dead for some time. New England Vampire Panic: In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, tuberculosis was prevalent in New England, and residents believed it was caused by vampires. This led to several cases of exhumed bodies being staked and burned, according to a story on NewEngland.com. Countess Elizabeth Bathory: Known as "The Blood Countess," this Hungarian noblewoman was notorious for her alleged cruelty and torture of servants, which led to her being associated with vampirism, says a post on History.com. Vlad the Impaler: The ruler of Wallachia, Vlad III was known for his brutal methods, which inspired Bram Stoker's fictional character, Dracula, says a post on Reddit. Other Notable Cases: Other figures like Auguste Delagrange in Louisiana, mentioned on Reddit, and the Vampire of Berwick in England, mentioned on Reddit, are also associated with vampirism due to localized folklore and legends. ALL THE FOLLOWING SOURCES are licensed (as listed) under either CC BY 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode) or CC BY SA 3.0 license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en), and were previously unmodified, but changed by remixing/transformation/building on the material, and do not reflect the original intent of the artist: "Ouroboros".mp4 by Kevin MacLeod, CC BY 3.0, https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1400007 Vampire.mp4 by the Indie Workforce, CC BY SA 3.0. Source https://vimeo.com/16302277 Fangs - The "Snow" Edit.mp4 by Henry J. Konczak, CC BY 3.0. Source https://vimeo.com/39906133 A Night Out: Vampire Sluts.mp4 by Media Pollution, CC BY 3.0. Source https://vimeo.com/13793958 FIEND (A Short Tale of Horror).mp4 by Shadow Alley Films, CC BY 3.0. Source https://vimeo.com/147814511 Love Bites.mp4 by William Gardner, CC BY 3.0. Source https://vimeo.com/2842481 Nosferatu.mp4 by Olivia Watry, CC BY 3.0. Source https://vimeo.com/116115735