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The Target of Vampire Vengeance

A man was attacked by three vampires, who caught him and sucked his blood in Wellington"s Mount Victoria. Two of them were disguised as women and one as a man.
The accused have been charged with wounding a person with the intention of making him unconscious. The two held, James Phillip Brooks (22) and Xenia Gregoriana Borichevsky (19) were produced at the Wellington District court in New Zealand.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of James Eric Orr (19) who fled after the incident.
The charge carries a maximum penalty of 14 years of imprisonment.
Brooks said that he along with his girlfriend, a friend and the victim were walking over Mt Victoria at the time of the attack.
James Phillip Brooks , who is one of the accused defended himself by saying that it was not him. “That wasn't me. Do I look like a vampire? I'm out during the daytime. I may look like a punk but I'm not a punk. I'm just different."
However, Brooks accepted biting the man but he said he didn"t puncture the flesh.



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