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In October of 1989, in the city of Brisbane, Australia, City Council worker 47 -year -old Edward Baldock was stabbed to death in a frenzied attack on the bank of a river in a suburb of the city. It was one of the most notorious crimes Brisbane has ever seen — and if not for one tiny clue left by the victim himself, it might have gone unsolved. The culprit was 24-year-old Tracey Wigginton, who believed that she was a vampire that needed to feed off human blood to survive. She led a band of three lesbians in her hunt to pursue a male victim to feast on. So, was this a mind born to be sinister killer or were there other forces at play that turned Tracey Wigginton into Brisbane’s Lesbian Vampire Killer.
References:
A Vampire, a Lesbian Lover and a Tale of Murder - Los Angeles Times (latimes.com)

Freed ‘Vampire Killer’ Tracey Wigginton who drank murdered grandad’s blood posts chilling ‘now panic because I'm back’ message on Facebook | The Sun

Tracey Wigginton | Deadly Women Wiki | Fandom

Vampire killer Tracey Wigginton ‘felt nothing’ during murder, confession reveals | Herald Sun

Clue that caught Brisbane’s ‘lesbian vampire killer’ Tracey Wigginton | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site

Tracey Wigginton: New book reveals satanic lesbian vampire killer’s 6 faces | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site

Lesbian vampire killer: Shock revelation in Brisbane’s infamous murder | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site

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