Interview With A Real Vampire

[Silverfang]

INTERVIEW WITH A "REAL" VAMPIRE

[Malcolme]: First let me thank you for allowing this opportunity to get to know you and for going out of your way to do this. I know when we first met, you were hesitant to do this interview. What made you change your mind?

[Silverfang]: You did... Your persistent curiosity, and the radical misconceptions of the human race have persuaded me to come out of the shadows and reveal myself to you.

[Malcolme]: So you wish to educate the world and provide some truth about your kind in order to shatter those misconceptions.

[Silverfang]: Correct...

[Malcolme]: Awesome. Well let's start with your name. You had mentioned that Silverfang is not your actual name, but an alias, pen name or nickname that people call you. So what is your real name, if you don't mind me asking?

[Silverfang]: Judaius...

[Malcolme]: Judaius?

[Silverfang]: Judaius Vairond Sutekos.

[Malcolme]: Okay, wow, that's an interesting name. Do you mind if I call you J.V.?

[Silverfang]: Go right ahead.

[Malcolme]: Okay, so, how old are you J.V.?

[Silverfang]: In my current physical form, I am 36 years old.

[Malcolme]: What do you mean by your current physical form? Are you saying you can shapeshift into something older?

[Silverfang]: Not exactly, no. That's a myth. The whole idea or concept of sanguins turning into bats and wolves, or revenants of the undead is an old wives tale. What I mean is that this concept you have of the material realm as being a reality is actually just a partiality of the truth.

[Malcolme]: Wow, that's interesting... So, are you saying that you're an immortal spirit trapped in a physical body?

[Silverfang]: Not exactly trapped, but yes. We are all immortal beings with a mind, body and soul. Yourself included. The only difference is that sanguins retain their memories of a past life at birth, and are a bit more connected to the spiritual plane.

[Malcolme]: Wow, that's really amazing... So you remember everything from your past life, or from multiple past lives?

[Silverfang]: Yes...

[Malcolme]: But can you still get sick, or die of old age?

[Silverfang]: Of course. I may be immortal, but my body is not. I can still get sick. I can still be injured just like anyone else. I still age normally, and eventually my body will decay and die, just like everything else in this physical realm you call reality.

[Malcolme]: That actually makes a lot of sense. So I'm fairly safe to give this interview then. I don't need any silver or garlic or ultraviolet rays to keep you at bay?

[Silverfang]: Heh, no... That's actually another myth. I'm not allergic to garlic at all. I'm quite fond of it really. I also had to walk through the sunlight to get here. I am photosensitive, so I brought my sunglasses, but I'm not going to burst into flames in the sunlight if that's what people are thinking. Although I do have a slight allergy to silver, it's not severe, and it's really more of a congenital defect anyway, rather than a curse that effects the entire sanguin community.

[Malcolme]: Fascinating, and it makes so much sense too. Not everyone is allergic to peanut butter or shellfish, only certain members of the population are. So you're saying that the entire vampire mythos is more or less a fantasy, a product of our imaginations, something we exaggerated to give credence to our faith and scare little children out of misbehaving.

[Silverfang]: There's a bit more to it than that, but essentially. Your kind started those myths, but the sanguin community has done a lot to enforce them with rumors and other forms of propaganda in order to keep you in the dark.

[Malcolme]: Why would they do that?

[Silverfang]: Well isn't it obvious? By promoting false ideas, of things which are impossible, we have gradually convinced the world that vampires are not real, and if we are not real, then nobody will go looking very deeply for us. Vampire hunters are a very real threat to the sanguin community. So by keeping everyone in the dark, it allows us to live freely and openly among you without having to look over our shoulders.

[Malcolme]: So you intentionally spread those myths about yourselves? Why come out of the shadows now then, doesn't that put you in danger of being hunted?

[Silverfang]: Indeed it does, which is why I was so hesitant at first to give this interview. But times have changed, so perhaps it is time for us to change as well. By destroying some of those ancient rumors we started, and eliminating some of your misconceptions about us by educating humanity and sharing the truth, it might help to eliminate a lot of those innate fears you have of us, which could lessen your hatred towards us as well. We have no desire to live in your shadow, when we are already living among you in broad daylight. We just don't want to cause any unnecessary conflicts. My desire in giving this interview is hopefully to establish a peace and understanding between mortals and sanguins.

[Malcolme]: Well that's very brave and noble of you, if I may say so. Thank you again for agreeing to do this. I know it must be difficult for you to come forward like this, knowing that there could potentially be vampire hunters out there, or even other vampires who might seek to harm you for revealing this information. It sounds almost like the mafia in a way, only a lot darker and more dangerous. So yes, thank you again.

[Silverfang]: Thank you.

[Malcolme]: So... Last week on the phone, I had asked you about the origin of vampires, and you had briefly mentioned that there were many clans or houses I think you called them, and that each house had its own oral traditions.

[Silverfang]: Yes...

[Malcolme]: So which house or clan do you belong to, and what is the origin of vampires according to them?

[Silverfang]: Well for the sanctity of the community, I won't answer that first question since I came here on my own accord and have no desire to bring any unnecessary attention to my house. I will just say that my own personal followers refer to themselves as Sutekites, and we trace the origins of our own bloodline all the way back to prehistoric times.

[Malcolme]: Could you give me a time and date, maybe? Or a place where it all began? Or is that also sacred?

[Silverfang]: It is very sacred, and not well known to sanguins of other houses, or to the mortals of ancient times. But I suppose I could tell you now, as it's not really a secret anymore. The Sutekites trace their origins to the Semliki River in what is today called Katanda near the equator in Central Africa, and we trace our bloodline to a being we call Astenu Badru who lived there around 60,000 years ago.

[Malcolme]: 60,000 years ago? Wow, that's fascinating. I've heard of some alleged vampires claiming descent from Biblical figures like Cain and Lilith, or from the Egyptian gods Sobek and Sekhmet, from Sumerian gods like Inanna and Dumuzid, from Greek deities like Ambrogio and Selene, or even from Hindu gods like Indra and Kali, but you're telling me that your specific clan predates written history by tens of thousands of years to Paleolithic times when religious civilizations didn't even exist yet?

[Silverfang]: Oh they existed, just not in the form they are presented to the world of today. Much of what existed in prehistory has since decayed, or evolved over time.

[Malcolme]: Okay... I mean, that makes sense but how exactly can you prove it? There's a lot of skeptics in the world today who don't believe in vampires. You had mentioned that there were a lot of cosplayers and fakes out there as well. I was quite skeptical myself at first until I met you, and now I'm starting to see, but if you don't have anything like the Bible, or the Egyptian papyri, Greek papyri, the Sumerian cuneiform tablets, the Vedic scriptures or any written historical material to support these claims, then how can you prove it?

[Silverfang]: Well I could just drink your blood.

[Malcolme]: Heheh. Please don't.

[Silverfang]: I'm kidding, of course, unless you're willing to donate. I would never take anything that is not granted to me.

[Malcolme]: Will I become a vampire?

[Silverfang]: Only if you drink my blood. Heheh... But if you go to the Semliki Valley, you will find a cave there that was excavated during the 1960's, long after my house came into existence. The archeologists only confirmed for themselves what the elders of my house had already been claiming for years, that a group of sanguins had once lived there. They found skulls and bones dating back to the very dawn of human civilization, some of which had been intentionally smashed to prevent the dead from rising again to infect the living, apparently in order to keep them in their graves.

[Malcolme]: Hold on, you said that was a myth.

[Silverfang]: And it is. You mortals are very superstitious. The dead do not rise from the grave, that is impossible. But ancient humans didn't know that at the time.

[Malcolme]: Alright, well that makes sense. Go on...

[Silverfang]: On the cave walls you will find some prehistoric paintings. One of which depicts Astenu Badru, the first of my kind. Of course, prehistoric humans weren't the best of artists, and even today, mortals have a tendency to depict us as demons and otherworldly beings. The artist portrayed Astenu as a monster with a menacing gaze, hands raised as if ready to attack, with a helpless human figure at mercy inside his gaping jaws. But that's an absurd exaggeration, of course. Astenu was no more of a monster than you and I, but such is the way of mortals who fear what they don't understand.

[Malcolme]: And this cave still exists?

[Silverfang]: But of course...

[Malcolme]: And this is where all vampires originated?

[Silverfang]: Again, I can not speak for the whole community. I can only tell you the origins of my own bloodline.

[Malcolme]: But you said yourself that you're only 36 years old. So how do you know all of this?

[Silverfang]: Well besides the wisdom which has been passed down from the elders, there is a certain bond which comes from drinking their blood. Everyone in my house has access to Astenu Badru directly, for his very life force flows through our veins. We have his instincts, his memories, everything which allows us to establish a direct connection with him. We can see exactly what he himself has seen, for we are his children, and his very essence lives within us.

[Malcolme]: This is too surreal... I'm, in awe of what you're saying. It almost sounds like something from science fiction.

[Silverfang]: Would you like to see for yourself?

[Malcolme]: Oh no, I'm good. I'll take your word for it. Heh... So, if vampires don't rise from the dead, then why is it such a popular myth? I know you said that your kind has helped to spread a lot of those myths, but why do us mortals have a tendency to spread these myths as well? Surely there must be some inspiration for why these beliefs are so embedded in our different ethnic human cultures around the world.

[Silverfang]: Well every myth has a seed of truth.

[Malcolme]: Please elaborate...

[Silverfang]: Something which the vampire hunters know, and that would probably be a great question for them to answer but I'll give it a go anyway, is that mortals, apart from the Khemetic surgeons, didn't know much about the processes of death until fairly modern times. The ancients, and even the medieval or post-renaissance 18th century physicians and doctors were unaware that a microscopic universe even existed. They knew that vitality was in the blood, but until the invention of the microscope, they had no idea how any of it actually worked.

[Malcolme]: I'm listening... Sorry, I'm just taking notes of what you're saying. Go on.

[Silverfang]: Your medieval scribes and doctors had no concept of some of the allergens, illnesses and diseases that are well known today. They had no cure for such things, and no understanding of how sickness, plague, death and the process of decomposition actually worked. They had no concept of rigor mortis, rabies, porphyria, anemia, syphilis, tuberculosis, rhinitis, keratis, jaundice, goitres, or any of those things commonly attributed to vampirism. They didn't know about germs, viruses and bacteria. They didn't know that the bodies inside the coffins underground would decompose slower than the bodies above ground. It was all very new to them, and so many of those myths can be attributed to medical errors or malpractice. Even today in some remote regions of the world where technology is less available, there are still those among us who actively go hunting for vampires by digging up graves and disposing of the deceased, and those who are afflicted by certain ailments.

[Malcolme]: Wow, you're extremely intelligent. I don't even know what half of those words mean. Thank you J.V., you have truly opened my eyes and changed my reality.

[Silverfang]: That's why I came here, to hopefully change your perspective of the sanguin lifestyle.

[Malcolme]: Well you definitely changed my perspective. But I have one last question for you if you don't mind.

[Silverfang]: Depends on what you ask...

[Malcolme]: You mentioned that there are certain things which are held sacred by the vampire community. I noticed that you seemed to dodge certain subjects or questions that I asked. What kind of rules do you follow? Is there a certain code, or list of instructions that you have to go by?

[Silverfang]: That's a great question. Yes and no. There is something called the black veil, which is more like a loose set of guidelines rather than a list of rules or concrete laws.

[Malcolme]: The black veil. What is that?

[Silverfang]: Well the veil was first established in 1998 and was recorded in the vampire almanac. There were originally five virtues, which were later revised into 13 virtues, and then later shortened to the seven great principles of the vampire codex we have today. They are the spine or backbone of the entire sanguin community. These seven are known as discretion, diversity, control, elders, behavior, donors and community. Without the knowledge and practice of these principles, there is no hope for our community. Any true sanguin will know these virtues, and practice them accordingly. Otherwise they will be endangering not only themselves, but the sanguin community as a whole, which is not something that I myself personally wish to do.

[Malcolme]: Awesome, well thank you so much for your time J.V., this has been one heck of an interview. I'm so glad that you decided to be here and share your knowledge with the rest of the world. Hopefully this insight will help us all to get along better in peace and coexistence with one another.

[Silverfang]: Thank you Malcolme...

[Malcolme]: Any time my friend. Be safe.

[Silverfang]

CHICAGO TIMES NEWSPAPER
Published on 02/16/2020
Article by Malcolme Greenwald
Pages 08-11 on "Vampyres"

Judaius Vairond Sutekos, also known as J.V. or Silverfang, is a male 36 year old self-proclaimed vampire "Sanguin" who claims to drink human blood. Sutekos was born in 1984 and says he has been to many vampire hangouts or nightclubs throughout the U.S. where he has taken part at gatherings within the vampire community since the year 2002, when he left home to join what he calls "the world of shadows". Sutekos is now the leader of an underground vampire cult called the "Sutekites" who belong to a branch of the secret vampire society called Ordo Asteno Badros, or the Order of Astenu Badru, a clan or sect which J.V. claims traces its origins back to Central Africa and to an ancient vampire blood god who they say lived in the Semliki Valley over 60,000 years ago. Judaius first appeared during an interview at a vampire hangout called the Near Dark Pub in Hollywood, and has since then become somewhat of a sensation among vampire enthusiasts who say that J.V. is the real deal.

"I've been to many vampire nightclubs like the Club Communion in Los Angeles, the Near Dark Pub in Hollywood, the Underground Vampire Bar in Orlando, a place called The Castle in Ybor City near Tampa Bay, the Realm of Darkness in New York City, and all over the United States," he told some student reporters from Chicago University. "The fact is, vampire havens are everywhere," he added. One of J.V.'s followers and mistresses, Countess Elena, a member of the House of Judaius, had this to say about him.

"I met J.V. around 2004 at a gathering in Florida, where I originally started out as a blood donor. I had been connected with a vampire clan in Fort Lauderdale called the House of Ancients, and it was through my interactions with them that I eventually met Judaius Silverfang, and immediately realized that there was something different about him. He appeared with confidence, and was very elegant and proper about the way he presented himself. He seemed to have a great deal of knowledge about the vampire community even though nobody down here really knew who he was. He knew some secrets that I didn't even know about the vampire community at the time, and he just fit the stereotype so perfectly as to what people thought a vampire should be. I mean, here was a well dressed prince-like character who was very charming and mysterious, almost bewitching to look upon with his golden eye contacts and metal fang implants. He was young, tall, dark and handsome, and very articulate, with a great personality and a sort of body language that just let you know, hey, this guy is a true vampire, even amongst vampires".

Judaius Vairond Sutekos agreed to meet with our team at one of his many vampire havens in an undisclosed location. He forbid us from bringing cameras indoors, but allowed us to take notes on everything we saw inside the dark underground hangout where the Sutekites had a safezone. "One of the very first things J.V. Silverfang did at the safezone was demonstrate his allergic reaction to silver," Malcolme Greenwald of Chicago University reported. "He took his shirt off and put a silver cross necklace around his neck. Within maybe a few minutes, he took the necklace off, and I could plainly see a red rash or swelling around his neck. Interestingly, he had a perfect red mark of the cross on his chest. At that moment, I knew we were dealing with a special individual, and most likely a real vampire," Malcolme stated in his journal. "I am called Silverfang, but my grill is actually made of chromium alloy and I can remove it at any time. I got my fangs from the Halloween Costume store in Los Angeles, specially crafted by a fang-smith who put special blood grooves in them so that I could use them like real fangs," Judaius told the reporters. During our encounters, he even demonstrated how he used his metal fangs to drink blood, by piercing the shoulder of an anonymous female donor.

"Well there's no doubt in my mind that Judaius Sutekos is a blood drinker," said Jordan Hillbank from our news team. "The question people want to know is, are you a real vampire? Well to the skeptics out there, all I can say is that Judaius is a very special individual, at the very least," he commented. At some point during our interviews, J.V. pulled out a real human skull which he claimed had belonged to an actual Serbian vampire. The skull had its incisors removed, and there was a hole in the left frontal lobe which he claimed had been put there by a vampire hunter who drove a stake into the vampire's head post mortem to keep the corpse from rising again after they had burned its heart. He claimed he had purchased the skull at a medieval fair in Germany from a gypsy salesman who told him that the skull had been excavated by grave robbers in Serbia during the late 1800's. Our team was unable to get a skull sample for testing, but J.V. allowed us to examine it, and we have no doubt that the skull is authentic.

Judaius also provided photographs he had taken from a cave in the Ishango Congo region of Africa depicting cave paintings of what he claims is the progenitor or first of his kind, the vampire from which his whole cult is descended. He calls this vampire Astenu Badru, and says that all vampires from Des Ordo Asteno Badros trace their origins back to this prehistoric "blood deity" associated with archaic human blood-drinkers and specifically with the full moon. "This is not child's play," J.V. told our staff. "Those of us from the Order of Astenu are not your typical vampires. We are the masters of our domain, and we have lived amongst you in secret for thousands of years," he smiled. "I didn't call you here to make a fashion statement or to bring publicity to our community. I called you here to show you that despite your mortal misconceptions,, vampires are very real, and we are not bad people," he explained. "In fact you vampire hunters are every bit as dangerous and as threatening as we are to the psyche. Your churches have actually killed more innocent people than we ever have throughout the entire course of human history. It's just that the Sutekites are harder to kill. We are long enduring, because we are genuine and free of all impurities. We have learned to survive by adapting to mortal society".

Judaius Vairond Sutekos is considered to be a saint or saviour among vampire communities. It's fortunate that he's actually a very normal individual who has kindness and empathy. He's very down to earth and well spoken. We gave him a home drug test, and the results came back negative. Judaius is just a normal human being. He's not selfish or wicked at heart. He's actually the exact opposite. He's a loving, caring individual who seems to be genuinely concerned with the vampire mythos, and with mortal cosplayers or roleplayers who pretend to be vampires. Judaius claims that he does have connections to what some call "otherkin" communities like werewolves and vampire hunters, and says that there is no reason why they can't all get along. "Oh yes, despite the media and their misconceptions, I am a friend of many lycanthropes and svetochers. Regrettably, there are still some extremist groups out there who wage their pointless holy wars. But for the most part, we do have certain sanctums and places throughout the underworld where these groups can get together and coexist peacefully," he stated in 2006.

Malcolme Greenwald did an on-line interview with Judaius in January of 2020 in which he says that they had spoken on the phone together before their interview. During that phone conversation, Judaius had revealed to him some of the names of the other founders and clans he was associated with, along with some ancient secrets that were known only to the vampire community. He mentioned Lord Severus the Asetian, the founder of Atum Ka-Mon which traces their lineage back to pre-Egyptian deities. He also mentioned someone named Leru Melahshan from the House of Chrysalis in New England, and many others who he claimed were genuine vampires. He also mentioned the House of Araneus, the House of Havoc, the Ordo Sekhemu, the Ordo Tenebrae, the Ordo Aeterni, the Black Swan Haven, the House of Ancients, and the House of Kheperu which he claims is one of the oldest vampire sects to practice blood-drinking in modern times.

J.V. Silverfang also showed our team a chronology or timeline of authentic vampire history. Included in this timeline were such famous names as the Wallachian viovode Vladislaus III Drakulya, the notorious Carpathian countess Erzsebet Bathory and her predecessor Stefan Bathory of Ecsed, among others. Silverfang's timeline begins with events which occurred around 60,000 B.C.E. and ends with events which occurred in 2010 C.E. making J.V.'s calendar the most comprehensive and complete chronology of vampire history to surface in modern times. Our students from Chicago University requested a copy of this timeline from the Sanguin Archives in Minnesota, and are waiting to hear back from J.V. regarding this request.

[Silverfang]

The further back in time we travel, the more grey area we find between human shamans, witches, werewolves, vampires, zombies, gods, demons, revenants, ghouls and the undead. The following presentation is an alternative to classical historical literature. The source of this chronology comes from J.V. Silverfang of the Ordo Asteno Badros and is presented here as a nearly complete history and timeline of vampires. Some of this information comes from mythology. Most of it comes from true historical records which actually exist. My readers are encouraged to enjoy this research, but also to keep an open mind and to question everything for themselves before drawing any conclusions. I present this timeline for educational purposes only. By no means is this chronology supposed to represent a full accurate history of vampires, but as a comprehensive timeline which highlights some of the more major events of vampire history. Viewer discretion is advised.


60,000 BCE - Astenu Badru vampire blood god or full moon deity in the Ishango Congo region in the Semliki River Valley depicted on cave in Katanda, Central Africa
17,000 BCE - Vampire of Vezere Valley depicted in the Shaft of the Dead Man in Lascaux Cave in France
12,000 BCE - Vampires overrun Jericho in the Levant near the Jordan River Valley
10,000 BCE - Cult of the Dead temple at Gobekli Tepe
6000 BCE - Lamashtu and Utukku in the Middle East as depicted on the Sumerian cuneiform tablets
5500 BCE - Asag the gallu killed in Mesopotamia
4500 BCE - Nanna also called Sin the moon god of Sumer
4000 BCE - Qayin and Lilitu in Mesopotamia as presented in later Semitic mythology from 250 CE
3500 BCE - Kalimara and Akasha in the Indus Valley
3400 BCE - Bilulu kills Dumuzid at Edenlila in Nippur
3200 BCE - Sobek and Sekhmet presented as vampires in Kemetic folklore in Egypt
3000 BCE - Evidence of a vampire tomb in Heiraconpolis, Egypt during an archeological study in 1892 CE
2000 BCE - Vampire tomb in Giza, Egypt possibly belonging to a priest of Set or Anubis
1800 BCE - Inanna or Lilitu depicted on the Burney Relief sometimes referred to as the Lilith of Babylon
500 BCE - Vampire outbreak in Africa possibly of an adsze or asanbosam
500 BCE - Hannibal of Carthage suspected of vampirism
450 BCE - Ambrogio and Selene appear in a copy of the Scriptures of Delphi from an original Greek papyri recording events that happened in 1400 BCE
329 BCE - Vampire exhumation in Afghanistan
212 BCE - Evidence of vampire epidemic in China cave possibly of a jiangshi
57 BCE - Emperor Vikrama captures a living vetala baital in India named Pisaca
32 CE - Testament of Longinus describes a possible encounter with a stryx in Eschaton
32 CE - Jesus Christ heals vampires at Capernaum
121 CE - Vampire outbreak in Fanum Cocidi, Caldonia
140/41 CE - Thamugadi, Algeria six vampire outbreaks recorded by Lucious Valerius Strabo may be stryx or striges
140 CE - Emperor Longinus vampire of Rome
156 CE - A cleric is bitten by vampires in Casta Regina, Germania
177 CE - Revenant reported in Tolosa, France
250 CE - Polyphonte strix or striges in Greece
250 CE - Antoninus Liberalis writes Metamorphoses
700 CE - Suspection of vampires in Frisia as evidenced by a painting found at a museum in Amsterdam
730 CE - Baital Pachisi written by Bhavbhuti
773 CE - Charlemagne slays Quadilla saving Rome
850 CE - Brother Kuntzel a friar reports an eye witness account of vampires in the Black Forest in Germany
1047 CE - Upir Lichy in Russia
1073 CE - Dr. Ibrahim Obeidallah reports vampires in Jerusalem
1074 CE - Vampire of Alnwick Castle
1090 CE - Abbot of Burton reports cases of vampire revenants in England
1097 CE - Crusader Knights expel vampires from Jerusalem
1165 CE - Dog Priest vampire monk of Melrose Abbey
1190 CE - Walter Map writes De Nagis Curialium
1196 CE - William of Newburgh writes Chronicles
1253 CE - Gunnjborn Lunndergaart reports Icelandic Viking vampire outbreak in Fiskjhofn, Greenland possibly of draugr
1303 CE - Evidence of the stryx in Alexandria
1428 CE - Wladislaus III Dragwlya is born Vlad Dracula Tepes
1430 CE - Stefan V Bathory de Ecsed is born
1470/1521 CE - Ferdinand Magellan reports encounters with vampires in the Philippines
1484 CE - The Malleus Maleficarium or Witch Hunters Bible
1493 CE - Stefan V Bathory de Ecsed is deposed and dies
1523 CE - Reports of revenants in Oaxaca, Mexico
1547 CE - Stryx appears in Moscow
1554 CE - Don Rafael Cordoza encounters a vampire in the Amazon rainforest in South America
1560 CE - Erzsebet Bathory de Ecsed is born
1579 CE - Jure Grando Alilovic is born in Istria, Croatia
1580 CE - Vampire interred in Venice, Italy
1583 CE - Vampire attacks in Siberia
1587 CE - Native Americans report vampiric ghouls on Roanoke Island in North Carolina
1607 CE - Ship of the Dead arrives in Carfax Abbey in England
1607 CE - Leo Allatius writes De Graecorum Quirundam
1611 CE - Tokugawa Ieyasu shogun dispatches vampire hunters on mainland near Edo, Japan
1614 CE - Erzsebet Bathory de Ecsed dies in Csejte Castle
1645 CE - Leo Allatius reports vrykolakas in Greek Church
1656 CE - Jure Grando dies and is buried
1657 CE - Father Francoise Richards writes Relation de ce Sant Erini
1672 CE - Jure Grando the vampire is killed
1672 CE - Vampire hysteria in Istra
1673 CE - Dr. Johann Conrad Dippel alchemist is born at Castle Frankenstein in Germany
1679 CE - Philip Rohr writes Masticatione Mortuorum
1690 CE - Southern Atlantic vampire pandemic
1696 CE - Dr. Johannes Van Loben hunts vampires in Serbia
1700 CE - Magia Posthuma phenomenon of people rising from their graves after they are presumed dead
1725 CE - Petar Blagojevic vampire of Kisilova
1725/26 CE - Arnaut Paole dies after being bitten by Petar Blagojevic
1732 CE - Milloe, Miliza and Stanoika all vampires bitten by Arnaut Paole
1732 CE - Dr. Glaser and Dr. Johann Fluckinger compose the medical report Visem et Repertum in Serbia
1734 CE - The word "vampyre" enters Oxford English dictionary
1738/46 CE - Stryx appears in Transylvania
1741 CE - Eleonore von Schwarzenberg vampirized
1744 CE - Cardinal Giuseppe Davanzati writes cases of suspected vampire attacks
1746 CE - Don Augustin Calmet writes Dissertation of Vampires
1746 CE - Reports of Slavic upirs or blood suckers
1748 CE - Heinrich August Ossenfelder writes The Vampire
1751 CE - Antoine Augustin Calmet reports cases of vampire revenants in France
1756 CE - Six vampires interred at Drawsko cemetery in Poland
1762 CE - Vampires at St. Lucia in the Caribbean possibly of rougarou or lougarou
1773 CE - Gottfried August Burger writes Lenore
1775 CE - Captain Cook pirate thought to have drank blood
1800 CE - Samuel Taylor Coleridge writes Christabel
1801 CE - Robert Southey writes Thalaba
1804 CE - Bristoe Congdon vampire of Rhode Island
1805 CE - Niger River in Tellem, Africa explorers attacked by revenants of the undead near Mungo Park
1807 CE - Paris, France vampire outbreak
1810 CE - Annie Dennett vampire of New Hampshire
1810 CE - Vampires kill sheep in Northern England
1810 CE - John Stagg writes The Vampyre
1813 CE - Lord Byron writes The Giaour
1817 CE - Frederick Ransom vampire of Woodstock, Vermont
1819 CE - John Polidori writes The Vampyre about Lord Ruthven inspired by Lord Byron
1820 CE - Cyprien Berard writes Lord Ruthven ou Les Vampires
1821 CE - Jean Lafitte pirate encounters vampires on Galveston Island in the Gulf of Mexico
1824 CE - Another vampire outbreak this time in South Africa
1824 CE - The Baron poet George Gordon "Lord" Byron dies
1830 CE - Ludovico Fatinelli writes Treatise on Vampires
1832 CE - Dr. Arminius "Armin" Vambery is born
1839 CE - East Africa experiences a pandemic
1841 CE - Alexey Tolstoy writes Upyr in Paris, France p
1847 CE - Varney the Vampire penny dreadful
1847 CE - Lemuel Ray vampire of Connecticut
1848 CE - Vampires discovered near Owl Creek Mountains in Wyoming
1850 CE - Haussman destroys the Vampire Quarter and rebuilds Paris, France
1852 CE - Vampire cults kidnap tourists in Chiapas, Mexico and harvest their blood
1854 CE - Vampires interred in New England
1854 CE - Federal Vampire Agency founded in Copper Creek, California
1854 CE - Horace Ray vampire case in Jewell, Connecticut
1863 CE - Abraham Lincoln allegedly hunts vampires in Vicksburg, Mississippi
1867 CE - Vampire island discovered in the Indian Ocean
1869 CE - Rasputin is born in Russia
1872 CE - Sheridan Le Fanu writes Carmilla
1872 CE - Vincenzo Verzani vampire of Italy
1874 CE - Vampires kill sheep in Ceven, Ireland
1875/76 CE - Vampire of Groglin Grunge in England
1882 CE - Vampire epidemic in Piedmont, Oregon
1882 CE - Vampire Riots in New York City
1884/85 CE - Louis Pasteur discovers rabies vaccine after being bitten by a vampire in Paris, France
1888 CE - Several vampires exhumed in Hayward, Washington
1889 CE - Nellie L. Vaugh vampire witch of Greenwich Cemetery in Rhode Island
1891 CE - Steketee leads Vampire Rights Movement in France
1892 CE - Mercy L. Brown vampire on Rhode Island
1892 CE - Reports of the undead in Honolulu, Hawaii
1893 CE - French soldiers attacked by vampires at Fort Louis in North Africa during occupation
1897 CE - Bram Stoker writes the famous novel Dracula
1897 - Dr. Renfield diagnosed with lycanthrope and possible hysteria suffering from lunacy
1897 CE - Mark Twain writes Mysterious Stranger introducing vampire knight Sir Azzo von Klatka
1897 CE - Quincey P. Morris of Sorefoot, Texas kills the legendary Count Vlad Dracula with a bowie knife
1898/99 CE - Abraham Van Helsing and Cole Morris hunt and exhume Quincey P. Morris in Sorefoot, Texas
1901 CE - Vampires in Lu Shan, Formosa
1905 CE - German archeologists uncover vampire graves near Tebora in East Africa
1905 CE - Worldwide vampire population reaches 1 million
1911 CE - Vampire plague in Vitre, Louisiana
1913 CE - Vampire plague in Paramaribo, Suriname
1913 CE - Dr. Arminius Vambery dies and is succeeded by his son Rusztem Vambery in the United States
1916 CE - Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin dies
1922 CE - Nosferatu featuring Count Orlog
1922 CE - The Hound written by H.P. Lovecraft soon to introduce vampires like Nioth Korghai
1923 CE - Vampire hunting lynch mob kills suspected vampires in Colombo, Ceylon
1924 CE - Fritz Haarmann vampire of Hanover
1931 CE - Bela Lugosi stars as Dracula
1931 CE - Peter Kurton vampire of Dusseldorf, Germany
1935 CE - Hurricane causes outbreak of infected rats bringing vampire plague to Key West, Florida
1942 CE - Christian missionaries killed by vampires on a Hawaiian island in the Pacific Ocean
1942 CE - A.E. Van Vought writes Asylum about alien vampires
1943/45 CE - Vampire hunters in Harbon, Manchuria
1943 CE - Franklin Roosevelt unveils Project Sanguin
1947 CE - Vampire encounter in British Columbia
1950 CE - Joe Valdez of New Mexico the first patient successfully treated with vampire vaccine
1954 CE - Vampires cremated in Than Hoa, Indochina
1954 CE - Richard Matheson publishes I Am Legend featuring zombie vampires
1957 CE - Reports of the undead in Mombasa, Kenya
1960 CE - Bielgoransk, Soviet Union vampire hunts
1962 CE - Alleged vampire burial in Nevada Desert
1966 CE - Dark Shadows premieres on TV
1967 CE - Failed testing experiment in Siberia leads to Lazo Disaster and vampire pandemic
1967/86 CE - United Nations bans testing of vampire DNA
1968 CE - Vampires hunted in Eastern Laos
1969 CE - Vampire of Highgate Cemetery in London, England sparks a vampire hunting pandemic
1970 CE - Sean Manchester founds Vampire Research Society while Stephen Kaplan founds Vampire Research Centre
1971 CE - Vampires kill several people in Nongona Valley in Rwanda triggering massive lynch mobs
1974 CE - Dungeons & Dragons vampire lore begins with characters like Artor Morlin
1975 CE - Another vampire gravesite found in Egypt, this time near the city of Almarq
1976 CE - Anne Rice begins work on Vampire Chronicles
1976 CE - Anne Rice writes Interview With A Vampire
1977/78 CE - Richard Trenton Chase the vampire of Sacramento, California
1978/94 CE - Andrei Chikatilo the Rostov Ripper inspires the film Citizen X based on true events
1979 CE - Vampires reported near Sperry, Alabama
1980 CE - Vampire gangs wreak havoc in Maricela, Brazil
1980 CE - James P. Riva the 700 year old vampire
1980 CE - Richard Chase vampire of Sacramento, California
1983 CE - Vampire Hunter D novel series in Japan
1984 CE - Reports of the undead in Cabrio, Arizona
1985 CE - Woman barely survives vampire attack in Florida
1986 CE - Castlevania featuring Alucard
1986 CE - Ronald Reagan lifts ban on vampire DNA testing
1987 CE - Methuselah Project begins at Santa Rosa Institute
1987 CE - Undead plague in Khotan, China
1987 CE - Joel Schumacher directs Lost Boys
1988/89 CE - Tsutomu Miyazuki the Otaku Vampire
1988 CE - Brian Lumley writes Wamphyri
1989 CE - The Temple of the Vampire is established producing the Vampire Bible and the Vampire Creed
1989 CE - Tracey Wiggington lesbian vampire of Australia
1991 CE - Vampire grave discovered with iron coffin cage at an old church in Prostejov, Slovakia
1991 CE - White Wolf publishes Vampire: The Masquerade
1991 CE - Marcelo de Andrade vampire of Rio de Janeiro
1992 CE - Vampire graves found near a national monument in California
1992 CE - Francis Ford Coppola directs Bram Stoker's Dracula featuring Anthony Hopkins and Keannu Reaves
1992 CE - Andrei Chikatilo vampire of Rostov, Russia
1992 CE - Buffy the Vampire Slayer
1992 CE - Discovery of 13 vampire graves in Celakovice
1993 CE - Vampire gangs infest the ghetto neighborhoods in Eastern Los Angeles in California
1993 CE - Magic: The Gathering featuring many vampires like Baron Sengir, Edgar Markov, Sorin Bloodlord and Olivia Voldaren
1994 CE - Elder Scrolls vampire lore begins with Vampires of Tamriel
1994 CE - Several people arrested in San Pedro, California during underground vampire blood bank operation
1994 CE - Interview With A Vampire starring Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise as Lestat de Lioncourt and Louis de Pointe du Lac
1994 CE - Nicola "Nico" Claux mortician arrested for vampirism and cannibalism
1994 CE - Disturbing vampire reports in Santa Monica Bay, California
1996 CE - Vampire tomb discovered in a temple near Srinagar in India
1996 CE - Susan Walsh reporter for The Village Voice is kidnapped by vampires from New York City
1996 CE - Kindred: The Embraced airs on TV based on White Wolf stories from Vampire: The Masquerade
1996 CE - Roderrick Justin "Rod" Ferrell also known as the 500 year old vampire Vesago, and Howard Scott Anderson of the infamous Vampire Clan
1997 CE - The Black Veil created by Father Sebastian Todd from the Temple of the Vampire
1998 CE - Wesley Snipes stars as Blade the dhampir
1998 CE - Vampires killed in Zabrovst, Siberia
1998 CE - Yahoo! Chat features the Vampire Tavern
1998 CE - The Black Veil enters the Vampire Almanac
1998 CE - Multicity Chat features Vampire: The Masquerade Chat Room
1999 CE - Leru Melahshan founded vampire House of Chrysalis
1999 CE - The Vampire Murders movie about Vesago the Vampire based on true events
2000 CE - Caius Veiovis the horned vampire of Massachusetts
2001 CE - Vampire cave discovered in Morocco dates back to the time of Hannibal of Carthage
2001 CE - Daniel Ruda and Manuela Ruda the vampire couple from Germany
2002 CE - Vampire graves discovered in a churchyard on the Virgin Islands
2002 CE - The Black Veil edited into the Vampire Codex
2002 CE - Nicola "Nico" Claux released from prison and forms the macabre styled Murder Art Gallery
2002 CE - Queen of the Damned featuring Aaliyah as Akasha
2003 - The Underworld featuring Selene and Lycans
2005 CE - Elizabeth Kostova publishes The Historian
2005 CE - Stephanie Meyer publishes Twilight
2005 CE - Vampire Knight manga series
2006 CE - Ruza Vlajna vampire of Kisilova
2007 CE - The Vampire Princess documentary about Eleonore von Schwarzenberg
2007 CE - Vampirates: Demons of the Ocean
2008/10 CE - Philip Onyancha vampire of Nairobi, Kenya
2009 CE - By Blood We Live collection of short stories by authors like Anne Rice and Stephen King
2009 CE - The Vampire Diaries based on books by L.J. Smith
2010 CE - Mauricio Mendez Lopez vampire of Florida
2010 CE - Vankoryth Détente vampire faction emerges
2011 CE - "Skyrim" Elder Scrolls 5 vampire lore features the Volkihar Vampires
2012 CE - Archeologists discover vampire graves in Bulgaria
2013 CE - Vampire terrorizes Kelantan, Malaysia
2014 CE - Discovery of over 100 vampire graves in Thracian, Bulgaria
2014 CE - Gypsies exhume a young female vampire in Transylvania
2015 CE - Strigoi kills 3 men in New Mexico
2016 CE - Total War: Warhammer featuring vampires such as Neferata of Lahmeia
2017 CE - Malawi police arrest 140 members of African lynch mob after they killed 8 suspected vampires in Mozambique
2020 CE - Judaius Vairond Sutekos also known as J.V. Silverfang appears in the Chicago Times newspaper as a saint or saviour for vampire enthusiasts across the planet

[nadia]

hi, are you really immortal

[nadia]

May 18, 2021 21:59:01 GMT -5 nadia said:

hi, are you really immortal