There were no ritualistic signs connected with the deaths, police said. Vampire Cult Is Talk of Town Teens arrested in murder tied to blood rites, animal torture Murray, Ky. - For years, this quiet college town was perhaps best known as home of the national Boy Scout museum. Now it is newly notorious, and its residents are increasingly afraid, with the discovery that some of its teens belonged to a vampire cult. The news that four teenagers are suspected of beating a Florida couple to death was frightening enough. Few would discuss the case with outsiders, but the cult was the hot topic of hushed gossip among residents.
Some people are afraid.
Murray, a town of about 13,000, lies in southwestern Kentucky near the Tennessee state line. Murray State University is there, a 8,300-student school known for its basketball program. Now the town is linked to three Murray teens arrested along with another youth from nearby Mayfield. La. All are suspected in the Nov. 25 slayings of Richard and Naoma Wendorf in their Eustis, Fla., home. It was Ferrell who police think broke into the animal shelter, killing one dog and hurting another.