Killing the Dead: Zosia the Vampire
A young woman dies in seventeenth-century Poland, her family carefully dresses her for burial. Her body is carried to the cemetery where the funeral is performed, and then someone places an iron sickle across her neck and fastens a padlock to her foot. Not before death but after it. These are not the actions of people…
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