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    Scientists say Dracula may have really existed

    Lucas MorenoBy Lucas MorenoDecember 20, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Have you ever wondered if a Count Dracula Did it really exist? If you are interested in this question, you will be glad to know what story the novelist wrote Bram Stoker Creativity can exceed the imagination of the author.

    That’s because an investigation by three scientists can prove that Dracula’s origin may be true. To help prove this, scientists Gleb and Svetlana Zilberstein and Professor Pier Giorgio Righetti of the Polytechnic University of Milan used a method to gather and uncover evidence of numbers that actually exist.

    To make this possible, they began to search for genetic characteristics From the “inspiring muse” in the creation of Count Dracula.

    According to an interview given by the Zilberstein couple to the British newspaper WatchmanThey examined samples of saliva, sweat, and fingerprints found on letters written by Vlad Dracula over 500 years ago! do you believe?

    Also known as “Vlad the Impaler”, who was a prince of Wallachia, located in the south of present-day Romania, a historical region. Vlad gained fame due to the brutal method he used against his enemies.

    according to ScientistsThe “historical biomolecules” verified in the documents will be analyzed for their structure and lifetime.

    With them, researchers will get information about the health and lifestyle that Dracula led and how he ate. They would even be able to locate data about what the place where the Impulador lives is like.

    The method used in investigations

    The document analyzed and chosen by Gleb and Svetlana was the manuscript left to the people of Sibiu on August 4, 1475. In it, the Count explains his move to the city.

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    Biochemical analysis has already served in another situation, as in the manuscript of The Master and Margarita, written by Mikhail Bulgakov, as well as in the writer George Orwell’s letter to Moscow.

    In the last investigated document, they were able to discover traces of tuberculosis, which he contracted in Spain, according to Gleb.

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