In Albania, the reanimated corpse of a deceased Albanian of Turkish descent is called a gjakpirës, loosely translated to mean “sanguineous”. Upon sight it is instantly recognizable for the species of vampiric revenant because only the gjakpirës wears both its burial shroud and high-heeled shoes as it hunts for human blood. Once made aware that one is hunting nearby, a person can go to the cemetery and look for the spectral vampiric light called corpse candle. Whichever grave it is hovering over is the one that the gjakpirës is occupying. A stake or nail driven into its chest will pin it to the ground and keep it in its grave (1314: p.67; 1383: p.138).