Vampire Lesbian Killer

Tracey Wiggington

Between excitement and murder, the idea of a thrill kill shocks every society, wherever it happens. One morning the Australian city of Brisbane awoke to news of a most horrific murder. He was covered in blood, absolutely coding blood. In October 1989 detective Pat Clancy gets a case he'll never forget. I've seen some shockers believe me. This murder scene would write up here among the Tubman's. At the crime scene a naked father of five lay dead. He appeared to be stabbed in his throat, savagely slashed. When the body was rolled over. I truly thought that the head was going to detach from the body. It just almost went its own way and it was a most uncomfortable. Who could commit such a brutal crime. That first day no one could have guessed, I'd think we even considered the idea of it being a female.

We just assumed it was a deed done by men or a number of men. Detective and his fellow investigators would be drawn into a world of feminine darkness. A world of the occult of Gothic ritual, of a belief in Vampires. It's hard to believe that the allegations or the report is true as it turned out, everything was true. State prosecutor Adrienne found himself in the middle of a unique murder case, where the motive seemed to be a lust for blood. Tracey Wiggington who I would suggest, it was the main instigator. Was telling these girls and letting them along the path to believe that she was a vampire and that she needed human blood to keep going. The black arts had long fascinated 24 year old Tracey Wiggington. Tracey fantasizes about the occult hold séances reads tarot cards.

She is physically strong and chooses lesbian girlfriends with similar interests. It's all a far cry from her devout Catholic upbringing. Teenagers frequently develop interest in the very opposite of what they think their family would want them to do. If a child is forced to go to church and they're going to act out and be defiant, an interest in the occult would be exactly the thing they go for. Tracey's upbringing left her a small fortune which she is lavishing on friends and her passion for the occult. The money is an inheritance from her grandparents, who raised Tracey after her mother abandoned her at age 4. Tracey's friends are drawn in by a wealthy, forceful young woman promising excitement. Dark passions are becoming more than fantasy.

Tracey's friends will say they've seen her drink blood and I said had you seen it drank the blood, she said I have given her blood. She said I use my blade that I use for leather work, she said that I slipped my veins for her and she sucked the blood from my veins. This is so unusual drinking blood would certainly from a physiologic standpoint cause iron overload. In an individual at a minimum, it would cause some gastric upset and is so socially unacceptable. Vampirism is a clinical term being aroused by the idea of blood. Drinking blood that actually is a clinical perversion. Whatever Tracey's motivation, she's beginning to contemplate a terrible crime during meetings with her friends. Tracey Wiggington tells them she needs fresh blood among her close circle. It is only Lisa who has given her blood but this time she wants blood from someone else.

As yet unknown a murder victim, so they planned to get a man. That man that I got was poor Mr. Baldock. I'm afraid 47 year-old Edward Baldock is the unluckiest man in Brisbane. On the night of October 21 1989, he was chosen at random. The first vulnerable male the girls could find. Paradoxically Edward thinks things are going his way. He's just won at darts at a local bar and spent his winnings on a few drinks. He's very inebriated when he left. He had a blood-alcohol content over the went 3% so he's an easy victim to lure into the car with four young girls. Edward thinks his lucky streak is continuing four young girls offering a lift and from Tracey perhaps something more, there's obviously a talk that she's prepared to have sex with him and she'd give him a good time.

I think she also indicated that the other girls were available if he felt like them. The girls take their victim to a secluded riverbank. It's well after midnight Edward appears willing to leave the car and follow Tracey to a boat shed closer to the water. The three waited in the car while Wiggington took him down the back. The interviewing officer said what was your thoughts at that time and she said I was going to kill him. But Tracey doesn't strike immediately, she appears to lull her victim into a false sense of promise and security then Tracey excuses herself for a moment. Edward has the presence of mind to take some precaution with his newfound friend. He hides his wallet, he had that sixth in size purse, he thought he might be robbed so he slipped his wallet under the car gated door of the nearby sailing kit.

Edward finds a loose credit card and assuming it's his, hides that too. It would be one of Edwards last actions in Brisbane Australia. A cult enthusiast Tracey Wiggington is asking her friends to help her commits murder. She has her victim, all she needs now is a weapon and assistance. But only one, her lover Lisa pitch in and agrees to the thrill kill. Edward Baldock has been lured to his death but Lisa freezes. Tracey does not, she said she stabbed in and hard as she could, end up the knife went right to the hilt. She said she got the knife and tried to get into the bones. That was her words, tried to get into the bones. Tracey's first blow almost severs Edward’s spinal cord. It tells me there was a great deal of force, one which would have cut through all of this bone and nearly cut that spinal cord in half.

Now the murder takes on a new vicious frenzy. She just brutally stabbed him 17 or 18 times according to the pathologist and the hole in his back was as large as bread and butter plate was huge. Another deep slash to her victims throat. Then the reason Tracey gave for wanting to kill an innocent stranger, blood. Kim Jobs was asked, did she drink the blood, Wiggington drink the blood, she saw when she ride back she looked like she'd had a three-course meal. Something happened that night, no one believed possible, not the police, not the victim perhaps not even the girls who had gone along for the ride. Only Tracey knew, only Tracey had the desire and the will to carry it out. It was a very deprived and very cruel murder and it's one of the worst.

But the killing would be caught because of a thoughtless mistake, the credit card Edward hid for safety that night had been dropped by Tracey. I like to check those shoes after they'd been photographed and I found the bank card, was in the name of Tracey Wiggington. Detective glance discovery helped lock away the woman. Local newspapers dubbed Brisbane's lesbian vampire killer. Tracey Wiggington was judged to be sane and convicted a first-degree murder. She serves a life sentence. I don't think she should ever be released. It was just so vicious and done by a woman had a cold will, calculating woman lover Lisa was also found guilty though she never physically assaulted the victim, Kim who was judged to play a lesser role was jailed for manslaughter. Tracey who stayed in the car was found not guilty.

I just can't understand how three other girls would follow this woman with these horrific ideas. Since the police interviews in which she confessed, Tracey Wiggington has refused to speak again of the crime. We can only speculate why she wanted to be a vampire in search of the ultimate thrill. The stalking, the choosing the victim, the luring him the way that they dressed and the multiple stab wounds and then of course the the drinking of the blood. That was all part of what her fantasy life and something that she feel needed to be there for this crime to be complete.