So I been watching alot of zombie movies lately. I wikipedia some zombie flicks and found out a new book is out this year about zombies. I was
thinking it was just another zombie novel, but then I see the words based on an alleged true story. The book is called " the real night of the living
dead" by mark L kramer. Here is a quick synopsis I found....
The Real Night of the Living Dead is the alleged true story of Veimer Stanton who, while working as an attendant at Philadelphia State Hospital at
Byberry in 1951, was faced with fighting for his life against the increasing number of the living dead after a medical experiment went awry.
The survivor tells his story of how he and a band of hospital employees and patients struggled to survive till morning, and how he tried desperately
to save a nurse, his lover, who was on the other side of the campus, about a mile away, through the army of the undead.
Now I love the zombie genre, but this guy obviously loves it way too much to actually claim the living dead came alive and attacked him at a public
state hospital. Can anyone verify this story, because I can't find anything on the internet about this event. I do know the place the story took
place in Philadelphia state hospital in Byberry was known to be a looney bin, and one with a bad and dark history and reputation. Here is a link
about the hospital and the story of the book.
zombie.wikia.com...
en.wikipedia.org...
Any information from anyone who has read the book, knows of the story, or can verify the actual events that happen please post for us. Thank you.