DRACULA'S TOMB UNEARTHED!

Vampire's death vault found after 500 years

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Turbolo Chapel of the Santa Maria la Nova church in Naples

AFTER a 500-year search, researchers believe they've found the long- lost tomb of Vlad III — the brutal Romanian nobleman more commonly known as the bloodsucking vampire Count Dracula, sources tell GLOBE!

Nestled within the chapel of a centuries-old church in Naples, Italy, the tomb contains numerous signs that show it is the final resting place of history's notoriously bloodthirsty prince, archeologists say.

The vicious warrior was called Vlad the Impaler for his brutal tactics — including impaling his enemies on large stakes after beating them on the battlefield as a terrifying warning to any who would oppose him.