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Surbiles, women who, between dusk and dawn, using drugs or in their sleep, abandoned their bodies to enter the homes of children, intent on sucking their blood. In the villages of central Sardinia, they were once blamed for the sudden and inexplicable deaths of children.
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Surbiles, women who, between dusk and dawn, using drugs or in their sleep, abandoned their bodies to enter the homes of children, intent on sucking their blood. In the villages of central Sardinia, they were once blamed for the sudden and inexplicable deaths of children.
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Written By:Giovanni Columbu, Elena Pietroboni, Maria Grazia Perria
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