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This creature is said to hunt during the daytime
from noon until midnight
Different regions in Russia and the Ukraine
seemed to have different
legends about vampires
and even detailed ways in which you can kill them
The best way of taking down
one of these creatures is
tying a thread to one of the creatures buttons
After this
you will then be able to follow it back to its den
and drench it in holy water
Once this has been done
a stake to the heart will finish off the creature
Although these stories sound outlandish
locals in the region take them very seriously and are
always on the lookout for these creatures
The Kensington runestone
back in 1898
found in the Midwestern state of Minnesota
A swedish immigrant by the name of Olaf Ohmen
had reportedly made a strange discovery
located near the small town of Solem
that has been the object of debate for the past 12
decades
According to Olaf Ohmen
as he was tending to his field
and clearing out the land
he had just purchased
for ownership
he had found a massive stone with carvings on the side
that were instantly recognizable to him
as a native Scandinavian
the stone was described as being roughly £202.00
with Scandinavian ruins written on the face and side
of the stone
the stone itself when translated
was dated to have been written back in 1362
and was a written record
left behind by Scandinavian explorers
that had visited the region
Experts were
quick to claim that the record had been a forgery
As the translation
seemed to match a more modern dialect
as compared to what would have been expected back
in the 14th century
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