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Written by: artistharry [08/10/10, 14:13] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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Part 2: Vampires in Venice Venice, 1575 - the jewelled city of northern Italy is in the throes of unimaginable horror. One of the worst plagues ever to strike mankind: the Black Death. Mass graves swell thousands of bodies. A legend grows that a vampire known as a "Shroud-eater" is the cause of the plague. The Shroud-eater feasts on corpses, then rises from the earth to infect the living. More than four hundred years later Italian forensic anthropologist and CSI specialist Matteo Borrini leads a team excavating a 16th Century mass grave on one of Venices outlying islands. He uncovers a skeleton unlike any he had ever seen before. A brick appears to have been inserted between the jaws of the skull. Why?. The answer shocks him. He believes the object was part of a macabre ritual designed to kill a vampire. The discovery launches Borrini on a forensic investigation unlike any he has ever attempted - as he attempts to put a face - a life - to the Vampire of Venice. |
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Written by: highlander888 [09/10/10, 12:22] Action: [ Reply ] [ Quote ] |
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Is it me or doesn't this bother other people that so called "anthropologists" dig up mass graves caused by the black death? Hello? There's a reason why they were buried in the first place! We know that microorganisms can survive suspended in the earth for thousands of years. One wonders what precautions they use to dig up these graves, if any! |
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