Highgate Vampire at Highgate Cemetery

Most people investigating vampires in London start at Highgate Cemetery. In the late 60's early 70s there was mass hysteria and intrigue about the presence of something vampiric lurking around the cemetery, which back then was easy to access and desecrate. Highgate Cemetery has it all, overgrown trees, roots and crumbling tombs, crypts and charm - perfect for all vampirologists and 'paranormal activity' fun seekers. To save you wasting your time, I've summed up the experience in under three minutes about real vampire existence. Don't believe the myth, discover the truth...thelondonvampire.com

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[ramsausage]

Very funny... and intriguing - can't believe those two guys used to run around the place waving their crosses.

[chattygef]

sorry, ran out of space, anyhow.........

Sean should realise that going through my girlfriends fb photos is just downright creepy, does his wife know he's doing it.. I think not!! Maybe she should check his computer the next time his commode bucket needs changing.

[chattygef]

The first person to call it a 'vampire' was the self proclaimed and very fake 'bishop' , Sean Manchester. I believe his comical 'book' is still available in recycling bins, under wobbly table legs and in large rotting piles in his shed.

Underneath his veneer of dribbling lunacy lies the heart of a true dribbling lunatic. His only saving grace is that his ridiculous headgear keeps his plate sized bald patch and what remains of his wispy grey hair out of view....

I think that Sean should also r