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They told you vampires were fiction. They weren't. For centuries, entire villages dug up their dead. Not out of superstition. Out of necessity. The bodies weren't decomposing. They were bloated. Pink. Bleeding. And the living were dying-one by one. This is not a book of legends. It's a forensic dossier. Inside, you'll find the suppressed reports, the burned records, the rituals too dangerous to speak aloud. You'll walk through the graveyards of Eastern Europe, where the soil was salted and the corpses were staked. You'll sit in the courtrooms where the dead were tried and executed. You'll read the medical files that tried-and failed-to explain it all away. ✔ The 18th-century autopsy that sparked a continent-wide panic ✔ The vampire-hunting licenses issued by imperial governments ✔ The real reason garlic, iron, and counting rituals were used ✔ The forgotten burial protocols that kept the dead in place ✔ The modern-day exhumations still happening in rural Romania This is not about Dracula. This is about the strigoi. The upir. The vrykolakas. The ones who came before the fiction. The ones who returned for their families. The ones who fed. Why was this hidden? Because it wasn't just about monsters. It was about grief. Guilt. Disease. The vampire was a cultural operating system. A way to explain what science couldn't. A way to survive what religion wouldn't touch. Who is this for? For seekers of truth. For readers who want more than myth. For those who understand that history is written in blood-and sometimes, it doesn't stay buried. What will you find? A trail of evidence that stretches from Homer's goat pit to the last vampire execution in 1755. A map of fear etched in garlic and iron. A protocol for managing the dead that still echoes in the hills of Europe. If you think you know the story, you've only read the fiction. If you are ready to see the history they kept out of your textbooks, open this file and join the investigation.

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