Viddler

Music By:
http://www.youtube.com/claylavl

Opening Graphic Produced By:
http://www.DiegoDCvids

Actress
http://www.youtube.com/ristudentfilms

http://www.zazzle.com/jaylichtenberger*

http://www.strangene.com/cemeteries/vampire.htm

http://www.ghostvillage.com/legends/2003/legends20_06142003.shtml

http://www.theshadowlands.net/places/rhodeisland.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercy_Brown_Vampire_Incident

In Rhode Island the thought of vampires still cause locals to quiver and shake. For deep in the belly of this small state, Behind the Chestnut Hill Baptist Church in the town of Exeter, lies the grave of New Englandâ??s most famous vampire, Mercy Brown. No longer is this fear summoned by the belief in souls rising from the grave though. The telling Mercyâ??s story has become a long-lived RI tradition. A tradition that combines true local history told in the customary fireside style with a late October night visit to the site where this unusual story took place. Some who have braved these moonlit adventures have returned with tales of strange and frightening experiences. So stoke the fire, turn off the lights and curl up in the easy chair as we roll back the clock to the late 1800â??s.

George T. Brown was a well respected farmer in Exeter RI. In December 1883 he lost his wife Mary Eliza to consumption. He was given little time to recover from this horrible tragedy when the same disease took his 20-year-old daughter Mary Olive 6 months later. Several years passed and Georgeâ??s streak of misfortune had seemed to come to an end. His only son Edwin and several daughters all were healthy and strong. Edwin was living in Wickford RI and working as a store clerk when he suddenly became to show signs of consumption. Worried George immediately took Edwin to a doctor. If he too had contracted consumption it would sure lead to death. Edwin traveled to west to Colorado Springs hoping t