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Formerly Brisbane's Club Lewmors, where the infamous 'lesbian vampire killers' hatched their plot to pick up a random drunk and murder him in October 1989. Two of the five women, Tracey Wigginton and Lisa Ptaschinski, both 23, used two butterfly knives to inflict 15 stab fatal wounds on father-of-five Edward Clyde Baldock, 47, at Orleigh Park in West End. A third woman claimed she saw Wiggington drink Baldock's blood. They were caught because the victim picked up a bankcard Wiggington had dropped and put it in his shoe. Essentially, they were a group of young lesbian/bi quasi-goth girls who fell under the spell of Wiggington, a very powerful and disturbed personality, herself the victim of childhood abuse. Wigginton denies her accomplices' claims that she had told them she was a vampire. She continues to dominate other women as the 'top dog' in the state's maximum security women's prison. This well-boarded building has never recovered. It has lain dormant and locked up ever since.

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Formerly Brisbane's Club Lewmors, where the infamous 'lesbian vampire killers' hatched their plot to pick up a random drunk and murder him in October 1989. Two of the five women, Tracey Wigginton and Lisa Ptaschinski, both 23, used two butterfly knives to inflict 15 stab fatal wounds on father-of-five Edward Clyde Baldock, 47, at Orleigh Park in West End. A third woman claimed she saw Wiggington drink Baldock's blood. They were caught because the victim picked up a bankcard Wiggington had dropped and put it in his shoe. Essentially, they were a group of young lesbian/bi quasi-goth girls who fell under the spell of Wiggington, a very powerful and disturbed personality, herself the victim of childhood abuse. Wigginton denies her accomplices' claims that she had told them she was a vampire. She continues to dominate other women as the 'top dog' in the state's maximum security women's prison. This well-boarded building has never recovered. It has lain dormant and locked up ever since.