A son kills his mother, who he thought was a vampire biting him at night.

On a quiet street in Siletz, Oregon, a shocking and tragic event occurred. The lifeless body of a woman was discovered on a driveway, her son standing nearby covered in blood. As authorities arrived on the scene, the disturbing details began to unfold.

It was believed that the man, Robert Bruce Poe, had driven a stake through his own mother's throat, under the delusion that she was a vampire who had been biting him at night. Judy Poe, 79, was found with a large stake protruding from her throat, and had also suffered blunt force trauma to the head. It was a gruesome and horrifying scene.

Robert told the sheriff's deputies that his mother had been poking him at night, and he would often wake up with blood on his sheets. In a fit of self-defense, he claimed to have killed her. But the evidence pointed to a much darker and disturbed motive. As police searched the area, they found a bloody purse and letter that belonged to Judy in Robert's possession.

As the investigation continued, it was revealed that Robert had a lengthy criminal history dating back to 1986. Charges and arrests for harassment, theft, and drug possession were among his rap sheet. It was a troubled and troubled past that ultimately led to this horrific act.

This brutal crime shook the small community in Siletz, and the authorities were urging anyone with information to come forward. It was a chilling reminder that evil can lurk in even the most unsuspecting places. And sadly, this was not the first time a mother had been killed by her own son.

Just nine months prior, in a completely different state, a 34-year-old man had drowned his mother as a sacrifice to ward off demons. Eric Meagan, from New Milford, Connecticut, had told police that he couldn't sleep the night before because demons were tormenting him. While the demons did not instruct him to kill his mother, he felt it was necessary to keep them at bay.

These senseless and tragic deaths serve as a reminder to cherish our loved ones and to seek help when struggling with mental illness. The community in Siletz, Oregon, and beyond were left reeling from this heinous act, and it is a reminder to always be vigilant and look out for one another.

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