A man broke into a woman's home, and began hissing and growling at her like an animal. He then grabbed the woman, threw her down, jumped on top of her and bit her neck. He told the woman he was a vampire. The woman managed to struggle free and ran out into the parking lot with the vampire fast on her heels. Lucky for her, a friend who was pulling up saw her and yelled for her to jump in the car. The vampire beat on the car but the women sped away safely.

Sound like a Hollywood movie? It's a true story. When police arrived at the scene, they found the man standing in the parking lot in his underwear and howling like wolf. When he saw the police he begged them to restrain him so that he wouldn't hurt anyone else. “I have no ill will to the human race,” he said. “I don't want to hurt anyone, but I'm a vampire, I need the blood.”

The young man has had no prior trouble with the police. His lawyer claims that the man had no idea what he was doing and that the entire event was a complete blackout—he has no memory of it whatsoever.

The young man's attorney said that earlier on the night of the crime, the boy had been at a party and that someone had spiked the punch with a drug called Rohypnol—a kind of drug that makes you lose your mind and then forget what happened.

Police are currently interviewing people from the party, trying to determine if, in fact, the party punch was really spiked.

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Real Bloodsuckers

Vampires are a myth, a fiction, so you are safe. Right? Not really. There are real bloodsuckers in this world, and they can kill. These monstrous bloodsuckers are actually rather small creatures—vampire bats. But unlike horror films filled with screaming teens being chased by monsters, these bloodsuckers are quiet killers. They usually bite their victims at night while they are sleeping, and they never feel a thing. If they infect you with rabies and you don't get immediate treatment, you will die. Beware—they'll bite your dog too.