'Panic, I'm back': Chilling Facebook posts of 'Lesbian Vampire Killer' as she re-emerges seven years after being released from prison for murdering a man to drink his blood
- Woman convicted of killing man to drink his blood has made chilling online posts
- Tracey Wigginton posted a meme reading: 'Now panic, because I'm back'
- She was given a life sentence for gruesome 1989 murder of Edward Baldcock
- Wigginton was released in 2012, and has kept a very low profile until now
Queensland woman Tracey Wigginton (pictured) was given a life sentence after killing a man so she could drink his blood in 1989
A woman convicted of stabbing a man so badly she nearly severed his head before drinking his blood has shared chilling images to her social media page, encouraging people to 'panic'.
Tracey Wigginton, best known as 'the lesbian vampire killer', was given a life sentence for the 1998 murder of Brisbane man Edward Baldock, a council worker she had seduced and lured to a park so she could kill him and feast on his blood.
She was released from prison in January 2012, and kept a relatively low profile until now.
Using the profile of one of her alter egos, Nine News reports Wigginton has allegedly posted vampire pictures, and a meme that reads: 'Now panic, because I'm back'.
Included in the posts is a picture of a demon with vampire teeth, and another depicting a skeleton in a graveyard.
Wigginton was released from prison in January 2012, and has mostly kept to herself since
She has recently begun to share disturbing images from a social media account named after her alter-ego, including a picture of a demon with vampire teeth and a meme reading: 'Now panic, because I'm back'
During her trial, the court heard Wigginton was a self-confessed female vampire who did not eat solid food, but instead drank the blood of pigs and cows, which she got from her local butcher.
Her secret girlfriend of only a week, Lisa Ptachinski, told the jury she would slit her own wrists so Wigginton could drink her blood.
On the night of the murder, 47-year-old Mr Baldock had been walking home in Brisbane after a night out with friends, when he was offered a lift by Wigginton, Ptachinski and two other women.
The group took him to a park, using the promise of sex to get the man to follow them into a dark area, where he was then brutally attacked.
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Mr Baldock's body was found in the park the next day.
He had been stabbed in the back and neck 27 times with his head nearly severed.
Little is known about Wigginton's life outside of prison, but her heinous crime has not been forgotten, with books, countless news articles and even a television special dedicated to the topic.
Wigginton (pictured in 2019) allegedly stabbed council worker Edward Baldock 27 times, and wounded him so severely she nearly severed his head
During her trial, the court heard Wigginton was a self-confessed female vampire who did not eat solid food, but instead drank the blood of pigs and cows, which she got from her local butcher
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