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maybe it was some kind of "vampire" thing

Yes. Those deranged people that think that you can be a vampire.

On another note, if you search Google under "Matamoros" and murder, there's a story about a group of Mexicans who had seen a film called "The Believers" (scary film, so I've heard, but I'm not going to watch it!).

The head guy (in real life) decided that if he and his group performed human sacrifices, their shipments of drugs heading into the US would go without a hitch. The leader mixed in a lot of Santeria religion, along with his own twisted ideas that he had gleaned from the film.

I'm not saying that this has any relevance to this case. It's just to show what happens when people start following the wrong train of thought and get "caught up" in things that are better avoided.

About 30 years ago, there was a guy who believed he was a vampire here in Vegas. They found two drained bodies out in his back shed. It was on the 4 o'clock news. Then they blocked it. Don't want to disturb the tourists, doncha know. A friend of mine lived a few houses down. It was funny. Everybody put out garlic and crosses. They figured if he really believed he was a vampire that the garlic and crosses would work.

Then there's that recent case in England where the couple killed to drink the blood so that they could become immortal.

Crazy crazy people in this world! And to think they are organized into INTERNATIONAL porn rings with people in the highest positions! To railroad a person like Westerfield would be NOTHING to them! Just a convenient hot body to take the heat off their own selves.