The Beast of Bladenboro: Part One - The Vampire of Bladenboro County

The Devil Within

EVIO Creative

True Crime

3.3 • 176 Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2026

⏱️ 22 minutes

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🎧 The Devil Within The Beast of Bladenboro 🩸 Episode One: The Vampire of Bladenboro County It begins with silence. A kind of silence that doesn’t belong in a place like Bladenboro, North Carolina. A farm. Three dogs. Gone—overnight. No struggle. No blood. Just small, precise puncture wounds… and bodies that should have contained something that was no longer there. 🧠 In This Episode: The first documented attacks in January 1954 Veterinary analysis confirming complete exsanguination The emergence of a pattern too precise to be random Eyewitness reports of a creature that didn’t move like any known animal The growing realization that this wasn’t natural predation 🧬 The Pattern Every kill the same. Healthy animals No defensive wounds No blood—anywhere Not feeding. Not hunting. Something else. 👁️ The First Sightings A creature described as: Dog-sized… but wrong Front legs longer than the back A cat-like face Eyes that didn’t just reflect light—but seemed to hold it And movement that wasn’t running… But flowing. 🎯 The Takeaway This wasn’t chaos. It was control. And whatever was doing it— Knew exactly what it was doing. 🎙️ Follow & Stay Connected Follow The Devil Within on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and subscribe on YouTube for full episodes and exclusive content. 📱 Socials Instagram: @thedevilwithinpod Instagram: @idesofaprilpod Instagram: @taboo_treasures YouTube: Evio Creative Network Website: eviocreative.com 🚨 Network Call to Action If you’re listening to The Devil Within, you’re already part of the Evio Creative Network. 🎧 The Ides of April — history’s most consequential moments 🎭 Criminal Mischief — unforgettable figures behind real crimes 🎤 Finding Me with Josh Wolf — daily growth in real time 🕯️ Taboo Treasures — the dark histories behind rare artifacts Follow, subscribe, and share your favorite episodes. 🔥 Final CTA If this story stayed with you—share it. Because the most unsettling mysteries aren’t the ones we can’t prove… They’re the ones we can. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Listen up.
0:00.5	Huh?
0:00.8	That means you.
0:01.6	Yes, you.
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0:32.0	EVO.
0:39.4	This series contains adult language and depictions of graphic violence.
0:41.5	Listener discretion is advised.
0:47.6	Woody Storm knew his dogs like family.
0:51.9	Rex, the German Shepherd who protected the Storm farm for six years.
0:55.6	Queenie, the Beagle, who could track a raccoon through three counties, and Prince, the terrier, who would never back down from anything that walked,
1:02.0	crawled, or flew. So, when Woody stepped out of his Bladenborough farmhouse on the morning
1:07.9	of January 1st, 1954, expecting to hear their usual excited greeting.
1:14.4	The silence hit him like a physical blow. He found them, scattered across his yard like broken toys.
1:22.5	Three healthy hunting dogs reduced to empty shells overnight. No wounds, except for small, precise punctures
1:31.1	at the base of their skulls. No blood anywhere on the ground, no blood anywhere at all.
1:39.4	Dr. Francis Bullard had been practicing veterinary medicine in Bladen County for 15 years.
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