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New York Post
New York Post
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A teenage girl from the 17th century, nicknamed Zosia, was buried in Poland with protective measures due to fears she was a vampire. Recent research indicates she was likely not murdered or sacrificed but may have been blamed due to a deformity and community fears during a period of famine or disease. Her burial included a padlock and a sickle set to decapitate her if she reanimated, reflecting local superstitions about the undead. Evidence suggests she was from a noble family and had distant Scandinavian ancestry.
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