Dracula's Dungeon Found in Turkey?

Posted: 04 October 2014 - Category: Weird Creatures and Monsters - Source: nbcnews.com

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"A Turkish archaeologist has reported the discovery of two prison-like dungeons where the man who inspired the Dracula vampire saga, Vlad III the Impaler, was held captive in the 15th century. The find has sparked a buzz on the Internet, but it's also sparked follow-up questions..."

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