A paranormal investigation team encounters a real vampire in St. Augustine, Florida Eleven skeletons exhumed from a grave yard discovered in Volusia County dating back to the 18th century were discovered with bricks shoved deep into their mouths. One grave of a woman had a six foot iron spike driven through the sternum. In the case of that particular woman her skull had been severed from her neck and placed between her crossed thigh bones. Archeologists have determined that this graveyard belonged to the New Smyrna colony started in 1768 by Dr. Andrew Turnbull when Florida was under British rule. The colony of indentured servants lasted only nine years during which they were besieged by plagues, scorching heat, Indian attacks, near starvation and inadequate shelter. The colony consisted of Greeks, Italians and primarily Minorcans from the Balearic Island of Minorca.
Eleven skeletons exhumed from a grave yard discovered in Volusia County dating back to the 18th century were discovered with bricks shoved deep into their mouths. One grave of a woman had a six foot iron spike driven through the sternum. In the case of that particular woman her skull had been severed from her neck and placed between her crossed thigh bones. Archeologists have determined that this graveyard belonged to the New Smyrna colony started in 1768 by Dr. Andrew Turnbull when Florida was under British rule. The colony of indentured servants lasted only nine years during which they were besieged by plagues, scorching heat, Indian attacks, near starvation and inadequate shelter. The colony consisted of Greeks, Italians and primarily Minorcans from the Balearic Island of Minorca. The skeletons were transferred to a modern graveyard inside St. Augustine, Florida. The vampire precautions removed naturally.Not long after that Professor Robert Caroli the head of the National Paranormal Research Society begins receiving multiple emails from St. Augustine all sounding very similar so he and his team investigate only to discover to their shock that the people of St. Augustine are being victimized by a real vampire. Unfortunately they are thwarted in their efforts to destroy by the police who do not believe them.
The fortunate inherit riches, prestige, positive notoriety. Those not so lucky bear legacies filled with poverty, infamy or, worse yet, the unhinged insanity and murderous urges of their ancestors.
