Case 95: The Vampire of Krakow
In 1964, an unknown offender took to the streets of Krakow to stab elderly women in what appeared to be a string of senseless, unprovoked attacks. The victims had no connection to one another, nor were they robbed or sexually assaulted, leaving police with no obvious motive to go by.
Team:
Anonymous Host - narration
Paulina Szymanska - research
Elsha McGill - writing
Milly Raso - additional writing
Mike Migas - research, production, scoring
Comments (12)
Absolutely fascinating episode! Great job
YIKES. The brain tumor thing reminded me of Charles Whitman! Great episode!
Perfect timing! I’m so grateful for this! Now I’ll go listen. 😂💕
Oh my gosh!! This episode... and the ending!! I have so many questions now. Incredible story. Gruesome and horrific but no less incredible. How did you even hear this story from 1960s Poland?! Unreal
Mike read about the story back when he was a kid and because of the ending he always thought it was so interesting. There wasn't much info around but when Mike and Paulina said they can do the research and translate old polish books, we decided to give it a go.
This might be a strange comment, but may I just say THANK YOU for using the term 'artistic creativity'! I'm a creativity researcher, did my phd on enhancing creativity, but the practical/problem solving kind of creativity. So every time I give a talk I have to start by explaining that there is a difference between artistic creativity and practical creativity. I almost jumped in my seat when I heard Casey say it. PS. I haven't finished the episode, my comment is purely rooted in nerding on technical terms haha :)
i love casey pronouncing polish names
Amazing timing
Woohoo!! Morning made. Thanks, guys!
Ooooh yes! So excited!
Fuck yeah!!!!!!!!! Nice one lad.
Awesome! Footy finals and an early release :)