We’re happy to welcome authors Dr. Herman Aguinis of George Washington University, Ravi S. Ramani of Purdue University Northwest, and Isabel Villamor of George Washington College. An eerie quantity of evidence has literally been unearthed in Italy that proves what has previously only been believed to be widespread practice in burying those who were thought to be Vampires. Between the 14th and 18th centuries, the plague swept by way of a lot of Europe and was responsible for the death of a huge quantity of people. Giant burial sites have been used to dispose of the dead, and these websites have been of curiosity to archaeologists at the moment. Recently, stays have been uncovered of skeletons with bricks shoved of their jaws, which was common apply for individuals who had been considered Vampires on the time. These bricks had been believed to stop the lifeless vampires from rising and eating …