The Planned Implosion of Greece-The Conspiracy Show: Vampires of Greece

Paranormal expert Rosemary Ellen Guiley discusses accounts of vampires, or vrykolakas, in Greece. The Greeks traditionally believed that a person could become a vrykolakas after death due to a sacrilegious way of life, an excommunication, a burial in unconsecrated ground, or eating the meat of a sheep which had been wounded by a wolf or a werewolf. Some believed that a werewolf itself could become a powerful vampire after being killed, and would retain the wolf-like fangs, hairy palms, and glowing eyes it formerly possessed.