Lesbian Vampire Killer : The True Story of Tracey Wigginton

by Trish Samuelson

Tracey Wigginton made headlines as the "Lesbian Vampire Killer" when she and a group of friends attacked and killed forty-seven year old Edward Baldock in a brutal murder that left him nearly decapitated.

The case drew headlines because of the brutality of the murder and the mindset of the killer. Wigginton was a feared butch lesbian who captured bats, drank blood and believed herself to be a vampire.

28 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 8, 2016

Reviews

[Sandra Burns · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow

This girl never had a chance, IMHO. Abandoned by Mom, abused, she made her own world. Very sad, fast read.

[Marley]

Taking a break from Ron Chernow's Alexander Hamilton, I spotted this tabloid gem for free. How could I resist? Let's see:a blood drinking charismatic lesbian adoptee with a gang of like-minded female followers. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be made up. As far as these monographs go, this was actually pretty well written and followed a logical narrative. There was also a limited use of the "would-bot." You know. The bot that writes these true crime quickies that go along the lines of "Tracey would later..." and Tracey' mother years later would..." that populate most of these of publications. I wish the author had followed up on what happened to Ms Wigginton after she was released from prison. I googled and learned that she regrets her former diet. Perhaps she found employment at a blood bank or mortuary.

A quick read for the perversely inclined.

[Danessa Violette · Rating 4 out of 5]

Frightening.

Edge of your seat story. Well written. The story was told well and factual. I enjoyed reading this book. Thanks