*Strange* Blood Rituals By A Teen Vampire Clan, Turns Deadly? Mystery & Makeup | Bailey Sarian

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The fact that he is “immortal” and got a life sentence lol the justice system is savage for that one.

Me responding with “necrophilia” like she can actually hear me.

Hello~ I'm a VtM player and had some thoughts about the broken glass Rod kept in his room, in the game each vampire is from a specific lineage or "clan" that have different powers and traits unique to them. Based off statements from people who were with Rod at this time about what powers he believed he had and the way he acted, I believe he based himself on the Malkavian clan. For context: Malkavians are said to be extremely unpredictable, and insane who have fits of rage and violence - Even in the VtM universe they are the outcasts and weirdoes and in the lore are said to very mentally ill and have broken lives before their "embrace" or transition into being vampire. The symbol of Clan Malkav is a broken mirror which symbolizes their shattered minds, and they mark their territory, or crime scenes in the form of leaving broken glass or shattered mirrors. This is my theory as to why he kept broken glass in his mirror, its essentially the flag or symbol of the Clan he believed himself to be apart of.

It's so sad and wrong that the grandfather who was abuser never was sentenced and the cycle of abuse just continued.

So much intergenerational trauma in this story. One of the most disturbing parts of this to me is that the grandpa seems to have never been brought to justice for his decades of predatory behavior.

Bailey: she was alone in a small town and needed something to occupy herself with so she found Me: drugz Bailey: VAMPIIIIIIIIRES

Bailey: “isn’t that against the law” Also her a few seconds later …: ✌️😙✌️ She’s such a mood 😂❤️

This look is proof that eyelashes make everything come together

My biggest problem is why the f wasn’t the grandfather locked up for abusing children?! It’s been happening throughout generations and was even mentioned during the trail and no one even blinked at it?

Bailey's favourite phrases cheatsheet: "Let me tell you" "Ohyes." "Nay-nay" "I'm so sorry"

One of the saddest parts of this story to me is that Sondra made a lot of sacrifices to take care of her son, even when she was so young and the circumstances so difficult, but in the end, it was something she herself brought into her son's life that doomed him.

Honestly, shout-out to Charity’s grandma. What an icon.

As someone who has been repeatedly abused; physically, sexually and emotionally, some days it is enough that I did not grow up to identify as a vampire and abuse/brutalize other people. If you were abused and also are not a vampire…. I’m really proud of us today okay.

Bailey explaining the vampire dnd has the same energy as a mom who's like, not totally sure what the hype is for the thing, but is supportive of their kid's weird interests lol

it always makes me giggle when people use upside down crosses as “satanic symbols” because it’s actually a symbol of saint peter 😂

I grew up in Eustis, FL and a couple of my high school teachers at Eustis High were Heather and Rod's teachers and they all said they believed she was in on it the whole time. No one really believed that she was fully innocent and she ended up leaving town. Also, Sanford is the same place Trayvon Martin was killed and Casey Anthony's grandparents lived in our town as well, crazy things happen in Central Florida.

Every time I learn about a story like this, I'm always annoyed that people like Rod's grandfather weren't brought to justice.

I feel like this goes without saying, but please don’t leave your children with the person who sexually abused you as a child 😩

Its really the worst knowing most of these stories of killers starts with them being abused as children. This can be prevented