Crimes of the Past
we dive deep into the lost, overlooked, and unsolved cases that history left behind. From chilling murders and mysterious disappearances to bizarre scandals buried in time, we uncover the true stories that never made the headlines—or were deliberately erased.
Join us as we unravel long-forgotten mysteries, explore strange and eerie cases, and shine a light on the crimes that history tried to forget.
Crimes of the Past
The Atlas Vampire Murder (1932, Sweden)
In 1932, Stockholm police discovered a gruesome crime scene—Lilly Lindeström, a sex worker, was found murdered in her apartment, her blood mysteriously drained. A blood-stained ladle suggested the killer drank her blood, earning them the chilling name "The Atlas Vampire." With no forced entry and few clues, the case remains one of Sweden’s most disturbing unsolved mysteries. Was it a ritual killing, a deranged predator, or something far more sinister?
Tune in as we unravel this eerie true crime case—one that still haunts history.
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