Case 95: The Vampire of Krakow

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True Crime, Society & Culture, History, Documentary

4.7 • 41.6K Ratings

🗓️ 8 September 2018

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

In 1964, an unknown offender took to the streets of Krakow to stab elderly women in what appeared to be a string of senseless, unprovoked attacks. The victims had no connection to one another, nor were they robbed or sexually assaulted, leaving police with no obvious motive to go by.

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Episode narrated by the Anonymous Host
Episode researched by Paulina Szymanska and Mike Migas
Episode written by Elsha McGill
Additional writing by Milly Raso

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0:00.0	Sometimes you just need to get away.
0:02.8	And for the Aglewall family, it was well over June.
0:05.5	They wanted to know exactly what they were getting,
0:08.0	like knowing their kids stay and eat a delicious breakfast for free.
0:11.6	Yes!
0:12.6	And no need to look heavy bags, with free parking at over 500 hotels.
0:17.4	Enjoy the same feeling whatever the trip.
0:19.8	Creme it in, rest easy.
0:21.9	Only available to book at cremierin.com.
0:24.6	A season sees a play of two kids stay and eat breakfast free with a full paying adult.
0:43.6	Our episodes deal with serious and often distressing incidents.
0:47.1	If you feel at any time you need support, please contact your local Chrysor Centre.
0:51.6	For suggested phone numbers for confidential support, please see the show notes for this
0:55.3	episode on your app or on our website.
0:58.5	Today's episode contains violence against children and animals.
1:02.6	That won't be suitable for all listeners.
1:10.1	Tales of vampires have been found in nearly every culture around the world, dating back
1:15.1	centuries.
1:16.6	In 17th and 18th century Poland, belief in such legends was rife.
1:22.8	One of the earliest recorded and most well documented cases of vampireism involved a peasant
1:28.2	named Peter Blagojevich.
1:31.2	His death in 1725 was followed by a spade of other sudden deaths.
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