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This category has no validity in any legal system (or if it is so, this should be sourced); "Vampirism" as a crime would be "non-consensual draining and consumption of the blood of another being". When done to humans, this would be bodily harm or, depending on severity, murder. The legal situation for non-human victims of this purported "crime" would likely be more difficult (defined as the intersection of "Blood as food" with property laws and animal cruelty laws, as the consumption of animal bodyparts without its consent is not itself a crime). --Kalle Clemens (talk) 10:02, 12 May 2016 (UTC)Reply
