Mutilated Farm Animals Are Most Likely Victims of UFO Experiments

Most mutilations took place in 1975 – 1976, the worst being found in the US. There were thousands of victims. In Colorado alone, an average of three cows were mutilated daily.

Governor Richard Lamm then declared that the mutilations were “one of the greatest outrages in the history of the Western livestock industry.”

Buffaloes were once mutilated on Cheyenne Mountain, which at the time housed a US Air Force Defense Station. The predators were not stopped by thousands of soldiers patrolling the area. Bloodless animal carcasses remained the challenge the Americans could not face.

In 2009 the cattle mutilators returned. On March 8, a dead cow was found near the Purgatoire River by Mike Duran, a cattle rancher.

“She’s an older cow so I thought she might have died. … I saw her near the bottom of the river (Purgatoire) and went and looked at her. She was on the side and looked a little strange. When I looked closer I saw that her udders had been removed,” Duran said. It looked like the parts were cut with a laser. There was no blood on or around the carcass and the incisions were perfectly round.

Two weeks later Jim Garren a farmer from Walsenburg, Colorado also found a dead cow with the udders cut off.

“We searched and searched and found no blood on the ground or on the cow. I just can’t understand how someone can surgically remove a part of an animal and not shed some blood,” he said.

The absence of blood is one of the characteristics of an attack by unseen forces. After opening the carcasses, the vets discover that there is not a single drop of blood in them.

It is very difficult to bleed an animal because when the arteries are opened the veins close and retain the blood. Blood can be removed by pumping saline through the arteries, but this is difficult to do in the field.

Farmer Tom Miller found one of his calves dead near a feed pond where cows gather to eat twice a day.

“It’s the strangest thing I’ve ever seen. I cut the skin and the legs just fell off. All the bones were broken,” Miller said.

This happens when a mutilated animal is thrown from above. There have been several cases where farmers have found carcasses in trees, dangling from power lines or other places a cow cannot reach on its own.

Traces of animals in the snow or mud would suddenly disappear as if the animals were lifted into the air. Coyotes and vultures would not touch the carcasses.

Miller said that about 10 years ago he found another of his cows mutilated. That cow had her ears, tongue, eyes and reproductive organs removed.

“I really don’t know what it is. I think maybe it was a UFO. Under the circumstances, that’s what it looks like,” Miller said.

On March 17, the night Miller lost his spawn, a dark triangular craft was reported flying over Colorado Springs. UFO investigators think it’s not just a coincidence.

Not just in the US
UFO researcher German Kolchin wrote that in Russia mutilated animals without internal organs were found in Primorsky Krai and in the Volgograd region. In 1987 a mutilated carcass of a cow was found on a collective farm near the Ural Mountains and at the same time UFOs were observed in the same area.

On May 22, 2002 the Krasnodar city newspaper “Kuban News” published a letter describing strange events. The author’s grandmother heard her dogs barking at night and went out to see what was going on.

All her dogs were looking at the rabbit barn in the backyard. She found three strangled baby rabbits with their ears cut off. On the way home, the woman saw a ball of light flying under the rabbit’s cage.

In 1996 Vladimir Chechurin, a hunter residing in the village of Amga, Yakutia, lost his horse. A few days later the horse was found dead. The horse’s bones were intact but its internal organs were a mess and its heart and lungs were missing. The hunter recalled that he saw several UFOs in the area a few days before the incident.

Argentine Epicenter
Most cases of mutilation took place in Argentina last summer near the town of Puelches in southwest La Pampa. Farmers reported seeing UFOs flying across farms and later encountering mutilated cattle.

On June 30, another mutilated animal was found on the farm. It was a cow with incisions in one of its jaws and it was also missing an ear and inner ear, an eye, and had all of its anal structure removed.

The cow’s owner said he was in the yard with his son when night “suddenly turned to day” when a very large, shiny object hovered over one of the pens.

Terrified, the two farmers entered the house and watched the UFO through a window. None of the farm animals were harmed on that occasion, but the cattle mutilations began soon.

Alejandro Napuri, a veterinarian, commented on a notorious case that took place in a province of Buenos Aires: “… there was not a single drop of blood in the place. His tongue had been ripped out and the bone was exposed.

This is not an easy thing to achieve. The incisions observed have nothing to do with any rats or predators,” explained the vet.

In June several more mutilated animals were found near Puelches. A local farmer said he saw strange lights flying over several nights in a row. Arancher do Embajador Martini, La Pampa province observed panic in his flock when a UFO object “shaped like two bowls of soup joined at the edges” flew over the animals.

Intergalactic Slaughterhouse
Thirty years ago the link between UFOs and cattle mutilation became more obvious. Marks of flying saucers, circles of scorched grass and increased radiation were found alongside mutilated carcasses. A lucky few managed to see the objects themselves at the crime scene.

The most significant events took place at that time in Alaska. Five tourists set up camp near the Yukon River. One of them woke up early in the morning and went down to the river to wash his face. As he walked he saw about 20 “disks” hovering in the air in orange color. He ran to tell his friends, but when they arrived the UFOs were gone.

After walking half a mile towards the river the tourists stumbled upon a gigantic ring of scorched grass. Inside the ring were four triangle marks buried two to four inches into the floor. There were hundreds of dead animals scattered around. Antlers and severed moose legs were dumped in separate piles.

All internal organs were missing. Grizzly bear carcasses lacked eyes and jaws, reigning deer lacked skeletons. There wasn’t a single drop of blood, the wounds looked clean. A skinned carcass of a 14.8-foot-long whale was found nearby.

Mostly biologists and veterinarians who encountered strange events did not comment. Sometimes mutilated animal carcasses decomposed extremely quickly. Sometimes they didn’t even spoil in the sun, as if they were embalmed.

Studying the samples under a microscope, the veterinarians found three types of incisions. These included incisions made with a tool similar to a red-hot scalpel, simple incisions made with a razor, and absolutely unique incisions.

They were made with a tool that didn’t cut, but pulled away the fabric without damaging it. Scientists are not able to make such incisions under field conditions.

All attempts to take a picture of mutilators at work have failed. In 1995 a farmer in northern Saskatchewan told a UFO investigator that he found an unmutilated dead cow 500 meters from his home.

The investigator suspected that the killers would return to remove the internal organs. He installed a video camera on a tripod that transferred a signal to a TV with a video recorder.

The camera worked fine for a few nights, but twice the image disappeared for approximately 12 minutes. On both occasions the carcass was severely mutilated and the film was hit by light as if a strong beam of light was directed directly at the camera.

Skeptics prefer to comment on easily explainable cases when dead cattle were obviously maimed by vultures and say all other cases have the same explanation.

The same explanation was used by Kenneth Rommel in his report “Operation Animal Mutilation”, who received a grant from the Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration to investigate reports of mutilation in New Mexico.

This was done to avoid a repeat of events in Colorado when farmers were shooting at “suspicious” helicopters and vehicles.

The good news is that aliens aren’t hunting humans after practicing on animals.