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	Giuliano de Medici and Simonetta Vespucci Florence's Number One Couple d. 1476 See Historical Tales: Guiliano and Simonetta
	Lucretia Borgia Daughter of Pope Alexander VI. 1480-1519 The femme fatale of the murderous, incestuous Borgia clan met her match when brother Cesare, recently transformed into a vampire, cornered her inside the Vatican.
	Ivan the Terrible Russian Tsar 1533-1584 After transformation, Ivan used his family as a personal smorgasbord, drinking the blood of his son and daughter-in-law before he was killed by palace guards.
	Percy Bysshe Shelley English Romantic Poet 1792-1822 While vacationing in Italy with wife Mary and friend and fellow poet Lord Byron, Shelley decided to pay a call to the vampiric residents of a lakeside castle. The hosts, unimpressed with his reputation, drank his blood then threw him over the castle ramparts into the lake.
	Nat Turner Slave Revolt Leader 1800-1831 Turner turned his bloodlust into a full-scale insurrection by leading other transformed slaves on a hunting spree across the Virginia countryside. All told, his pack killed 50 before a local militia put an end to them.
	Edgar Allen Poe Writer 1809-1849 The Master of the Fictional Macabre met up with the real thing when he stumbled into a couple of vampires while on a bender along the Baltimore waterfront. He was later euthanized at a nearby hospital.
	Rasputin Russian mystic and advisor to Tsar Nicholas II's wife, Alexandra d. 1916 Russian aristocrats, fearful of Rasputin's undue influence over the Tsar's wife, lured him to a vampire hideout in St. Petersburg. After transformation, the "Mad Monk" was shot, bludgeoned and thrown into the Neva River, yet he still turned up at the palace the following night, whereupon he was beheaded by the Tsar's guards.
	Warren Harding 29th President of the United States 1865-1923 see Famous Cases: Who Killed Warren Harding?
	Rudolph Valentino Movie Star 1895-1926 While in New York City to promote his new movie, the Italian sex symbol was lured into a speakeasy, then set upon by a hunting pack. He managed to get back to his hotel, where he was eventually euthanized. The studio claimed his death was caused by a bleeding ulcer.
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