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The Atlas Vampire: Stockholm’s Most Chilling Unsolved Murder

In 1932, a woman was found dead in her locked Stockholm apartment—naked, bludgeoned, and completely drained of blood. Next to her body: a bowl of blood and a ladle. The press called it the work of a vampire. The police never solved it. This is the strange, chilling case of Lilly Lindeström—known forever as the Atlas Vampire murder. Join Cracked Relic as we uncover the unsettling details of one of Sweden’s most bizarre unsolved murders. Subscribe for more cold cases, forgotten crimes, and eerie true history. Source List: Primary Sources: -"The Atlas Vampire – Unsolved Murder of Lilly Lindeström” – Swedish National Archives -“Strange Remains: Stockholm’s Vampire Killing” – Strangeremains.com -“Atlas Vampire: Sweden’s Most Bizarre Cold Case” – All That’s Interesting -“Blood and the Bowl: The Crime Scene that Haunted Sweden” – Medium.com/@coldarchives -Police archives reviewed in Wikipedia - Atlas Vampire Forensic Context / Theory: -“Renfield’s Syndrome: A Study of Blood-Drinking Disorders” – Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 1972 -“Blood Rituals in Serial Homicide” – Criminal Profiling Studies, 1985 Cultural/Historical Reference: -Dracula and the rise of vampire fiction in the early 1930s -Bela Lugosi’s 1931 film impact on European vampire lore