Case File 207 | Poveglia Island

Welcome, ghouls and ghoulettes, to the first in a series of Spooktober specials. Case files dug up especially to thrill and chill. Beginning in 1347, the Black Plague cut short the lives of nearly 20 million Europeans. Entire towns wiped out by the devious disease. One of the hardest hit was the idyllic city of Venice. Almost half of the population of the then city-state was exterminated. In the centuries that followed, Venice, having learned some costly lessons, turned some of its islands into places of exile and death for those unfortunate enough to be suspected of contracting the cruel contagion. One...