The Real Haunted Story Of Krakow

1970 was the year that the year was. The burial of Casimir 4th Jaguar, which is located inside the haunted Wawel Castle, was discovered by a group of twelve people with the intention of doing study on the subject. As little as three years have passed since the first research was carried out. Four of the twelve researchers took their own lives. In the years that followed, as the field of microbiology grew more widespread, a journalist took the choice to do an investigation into the specific circumstances surrounding the fate of these academics who were cursed. It was discovered that the opening of the tomb released a bacteria, which eventually proved to be fatal for the unlucky humans who were exposed to it.

Wobble Cathedral and Wobble Castle are both situated on the hill at the current day. The mythology states that there was a terrifying dragon that controlled the area at the foot of Wall Hill. Wobble Cathedral and Wobble Castle share the same location. Bones that are claimed to have belonged to this massive beast are now displayed on a chain in front of the cathedral. These bones are said to have been found there. In accordance with the legend, the end of the world will occur when the bones of the beast are brought down to the ground. At first sight, Carol Cote seemed to be a young guy who was in the normal mold. Taking long walks through the old streets of Krakow, spending time with his betrothed, studying about anatomy, and sometimes indulging in a glass of warm blood were all activities that brought him great joy.

Taking the lives of innocent individuals in the city was yet another dark sport that gained popularity across the metropolis. Despite the fact that Kot had died dead in 1968, this was a fact that was discovered by his partner at the time after he had tried to take her life for the second time the previous year. Due to the fact that he participated in illegal operations and enjoyed doing them, he was forever known as the Vampire of Krakow. There was a remarkable discovery found during the course of an excavation that took place in the S Old Town of Krakow.

There was a mausoleum that was full with individuals who were lying in fetal positions with their heads severed and placed between their knees that was filled with them. For all intents and purposes, these were the corpses of the vampires that had been residing in Krakow. The individuals who were buried here were suffering from a disease that made them sensitive to light and required them to swallow a significant amount of iron before they could be buried. The vast majority of this iron was ingested in the form of stakes and meats that were grilled to an extremely rare degree. Perhaps even to a degree that is somewhat bleeding. There is a possibility that contemporary medical practitioners would attribute these actions to a blood disorder such as anemia. Despite this, the culture of the time referred to them as vampires since this was the only rational explanation that they could come up with for an explanation of their existence.