Five years after the death of Arnod Paole, seventeen people died in under three months from alleged vampire attacks in the same village and, on December 12th 1731, the Austrian Emperor ordered that an inquiry should be carried out by Regimental Field Surgeon Johannes Fluckinger.

It is difficult to discount this report signed by no less than five Officers in the army of Charles VI, Emperor of Austria as three of them were doctors and they all would have been extremely familiar with corpses, having served in the army that had fought and defeated the Turks between 1714 and 1718. We must remember, however, that the details pertaining to Arnod Paole in this account are secondhand: as this report was written five years after his death following investigation of this fresh outbreak of vampirism in Medvegia. It was supposed that Paole were the original cause of these later events as it was said that he had fed from animals as well as humans:

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