The Conventry Street Vampire, thought to be a spirit of a previously deceased vampire.
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Introduction
The Coventry Street Vampire was a vampire case that took place in London in April 1922. The vampire was thought to have been a spirit from another vampire who drank the blood from a woman and killed her back in 1890. Several people witnessed a tall black creature with wings (similar to Mothman) flying around a church.They say that it went into the church cemeteries and ran around the graves. Two policemen chased it and it let out an awful scream and flew away.
The Encounters
The first attack happened at 6 A.M. on April 16th, when a man went walking down Coventry Street claimed that an invisible force attacked him. He felt as though someone had bitten his neck and sucked his blood out, and felt a bit dizzy. He woke up in a hospital where the doctors told him he had been stabbed with some type of thin tube. Later that evening two other victims were brought to the same hospital and suffered the same wounds and had the same experience. There was a rumor that the police hired a vampire hunter, where he chased the being and stabbed him in the heart with a stake. Soon after the attacks stopped.
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