Random Craziest Real-Life Monster Attacks (10 items)

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  (#1) A Vampire Causes A Car Accident

  According to a Colorado woman, she was forced off the road while driving home after she saw a vampire standing in the middle of road. When the police arrived on the scene the offending Nosferatu had vanished. The police do not suspect that any alcohol or drugs were involved, though there was evidence that the woman was not on her prescribed medication.

  One small boy interviewed by the local news said "I don't believe she saw a vampire," while a local teenage girl added, "That would be cool though. I hope that's the case."

  Perhaps the woman's reality was distorted due to a lack of medication, but even still, what did she see that terrifying night?
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  (#2) A Self-Proclaimed Vampire Mauls An Elderly Man

  Milton Ellis is an older, wheelchair bound, gentleman living in St. Petersburg, Florida. One evening in 2011 he encountered 22-year-old Josephine Smith on the streets while going home. The two started talking and seemed to hit it off, so when it started pouring they took shelter together on the porch of a vacant Hooters.

  Ellis fell asleep while waiting for the rain to stop. He awoke to find Smith on his lap. When he asked what she was doing, she replied, "I'm a vampire. I am going to eat you." She then proceeded to bite him in various places, including his arm and lips, and broke enough skin that he was left bloody.

  Ellis struggled and eventually escaped, made it to a phone and called the police. He was rushed to the hospital and was treated with stitches.

  The police found Smith when they arrived at the scene. She was half-naked and covered in blood. According to her, she had no memory of the events. She was arrested and was held on bail for $50,000.

  Smith appeared in the news again in 2015, when she "babbled" to authorites about vampirism following her arrest for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend with a pair of scissors.
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  (#3) Werewolves Of Texas

  A photo surfaced on the internet of a bloody hand holding a decapitated dog's head. It was traced to Sarah "Wolfie Blackheart" Rodriguez, a local "teen wolf" in the San Antonio area, and the "alpha" of a pack. When confronted about the picture she insisted that a friend found the dead dog and brought it to her, given that she counted taxidermy among her hobbies. Forensic analysis of the deceased dog confirmed her story to be true.

  According to Rodriguez, she would never hurt another dog. "I would never kill a canine. I am a canine."

  The kids were not "evil," but, as one pack member states in the above video, they were 'trying to live [their] daily lives."
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  (#4) 19 Year Old 500 Year Old Vampire Feeds on Texas Woman

  A woman was in her apartment when she heard a noise, and investigated. She was then hit in the head by alleged "vampire" Lyle Bensley, who forced her against the wall and bit her on the neck. She managed to escape and drove to a friend's house where she called the police.

  When they arrived at her apartment, they discovered Bensley in the parking lot completely unclothed except for his boxers, snarling and hissing. He led them on a chase, including scaling two fences, before they caught him.

  While taking him to jail, Bensley told them that he was a 500 year-old vampire and needed to feed. He also insisted that he didn't want to hurt anyone and wanted to be restrained while trying to bite the guards.

  The woman only suffered very minor injuries. Police Captain Jeff Heyse said, "I've dealt with some really strange people. You know, guys who think they're Jesus and that. But I've never seen anything like this."
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  (#5) Man Punches Zombie Dining at Local Mexican Restaurant

  In Iowa City, a man was accused of approaching a stranger in line at a local restaurant and punching him in the face while exclaiming that the man was a zombie.

  He then punched the "zombie" one more time, breaking his nose. The man then ran out the back door. Paramedics took the victim to the hospital. His attacker was never caught
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  (#6) Prospectors Do Battle With An Angry Band Of Bigfoots

  In 1924, an epic battle between gold prospectors and creatures of unknown origin took place in a narrow swath of land on Mount St. Helens in Oregon now called Ape Canyon. The group consisted of Fred Beck, Gabe Lefever, John Peterson, Marion Smith and Smith’s son Roy. They reported coming across four "ape-like" creatures - all around seven feet in height and covered in long, black hair - near their cabin. Terrified at the sight of these animals, Beck opened fire with his rife, hitting one in the chest three times. Wounded, the creature toppled over a cliff.

  The men awoke later that night to the sound of large stones hammering their cabin. The three surviving animals weren't happy with Beck's slaughter of one of their brethren, and sought revenge against their attackers. Despite tearing a hole in the cabin's roof, the prospectors managed to survive the night, and when they felt sure the creatures had abandoned their attack, high-tailed it off the mountain and reported their encounter to the local law enforcement.

  Word spread, prompting the U.S. Forest Service to investigate the matter. They ultimately deemed the prospector's tale to be a hoax, but that didn't stop public interest in the phenomenon, as well as similar stories emerging from the Oregon wilderness, giving rise to the modern legend of Bigfoot we now know so well.
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  (#7) A Kentucky Family Fought Off Alien Invaders For Hours

  Its an incident now known as the Kelly-Hopkinsville encoutner. It all began in 1955 on a hot summer night in rural Kentucky, somewhere between the towns of Kelly and Hopkinsville. Billy Ray Taylor, staying with is friend Elmer "Lucky" Sutton and his family, saw what he believed to be a UFO streaking across the sky. Later that evening, Taylor and the Sutton family came under attack by "little green men," with oversized heads, bulging eyes, and silver bodies. The men fought back with their .22 rifles, which seemed to have no effect on the invaders. After four hours of battle, the family escaped and ran to the police.

  Authorities did find numerous bullet holes in the Sutton's farmhouse, but blamed their monstrous visions on too much moonshine. Even still, the public's curiosity with the incident could not be quelled, and today, the town of Kelly embraces their other-worldly past with a yearly "Little Green Men" festival on the incident's anniversary.
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  (#8) A Police Officer Encounters A Wicked Witch

  Guadalupe, N.L. Mexico police officer Leonardo Samaniego got the scare of a lifetime when, on January 16, 2004, he encountered a terrifying supernatural entity. While patrolling the streets, Samaniego saw a dark figure drop down from a tree, but stop in mid-air before touching the ground. The figure slowly turned around. Samaniego turned on his high beams. He stated:

  It was a woman...all dressed in black that fell from the tree but she didn't touch the ground, just remained floating several feet from the ground...I saw her very well and then she landed softly on the ground and stood there looking at me. She was trying to cover her face from the lights of the car, I think they were bothering her. I could see two big black eyes on her, completely black without eyelids, and her skin was dark brown. She was all dressed in black with cloak and cape like a witch and she seemed very upset by the lights.

  At this point, the "witch," as Samaniego later described her, flew up onto his car and attempted to "right through the car's windshield," intent on grabbing him. The officer lost consciousness and awoke some time later to paramedics attending to his condition. Other police arrived at the scene, but no evidence of this witch ever resurfaced. However, other officers later came forward claiming to have seen the same exact woman a week before Samaniego's encounter. 
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  (#9) This Ghost In England Loves To Crash Cars

  Reports surfaced in 2002 that a particular area along a remote England road might be haunted by the ghost of a woman who crashed there decades before - and that moreover, this ghost forced other drivers toward the same fate.

  Though there were no fatalities, a slew of car crashes occurred at the exact same spot on the A465 near Bromyard in Herefordshire, with all vehicles slamming into a farmer's fencing. In many of these instances, the drivers reported feeling as though someone or something took control of their steering wheels, forcing them off the road. 

  During his investigation of these reports, city councillor Richard James spoke of a mysterious man who approached him in a nearby pub. This man told James the accidents were the work of a ghost, who, in her living form, perished at that spot after fighting with another person for control of her steering wheel. The man assured James that no one would ever die there, however.
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  (#10) A Bloodthirsty Ghoul Bites Off A Man's Ear

  In April 2016, Chad Feeney sat in the commons area of a YMCA after a long night of boozing. He began conversing with another man there, eventually getting on to the topic of food. At this point, the man told Feeney his favorite dish of all was "rare steak," and suddenly lunged, sinking his teeth into Feeney's ear. 

  "There was a massive chomp and then there was blood everywhere," Feeney stated. "He had blood all over his mouth and was laughing manically to himself."  

  YMCA staff ejected the man from the premises, before police arrived, never to be seen again.

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