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Showing posts with label cattle mutilation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cattle mutilation. Show all posts

Monday, October 27, 2014

Jersey Devil or UFO?

This picture is of a hanging cow carcass. It was taken in Winslow, NJ in the 1960s. Residents there believed the Jersey Devil dragged it up there. However, around this same time in several other states - including Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, and others - there was a rash of cattle mutilations. Many ranchers said they saw "black helicopters" and UFOs around those areas during the times at which these mutilations occurred.

Many researchers chalk-up the Jersey Devil to legend but there is a lot of evidence regarding spacecraft - many privately-owned, possibly piloted by races unknown

© The Weirding, 2014

Friday, April 20, 2012

Mutilated Cow Found in Kansas

In mid-January of this year (2012), police investigated a cattle mutilation just outside of Kansas City. The cow's udder and sexual organs had been removed by "someone who knew what they were doing," according to a veterinarian familiar with the case. Needless to say, no suspects or persons of interest have been named yet.

The cow was ill and separated from the rest of the cattle. It was fine when it was last seen the night before it was mutilated. No blood was found at the scene. Experts say the cow did not die from the mutilation, but did not know what killed it.

© C Harris Lynn, 2012

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Heifer from on High, 1975

In August of 1975, Sheriff W. L. McDonald reported that he had examined a mutilated heifer that appeared to have been dropped into a Colorado pond from a height of several feet. The sheriff a few towns over investigated two mutilated cows, both of which had to have been secreted into the area in which they were found, as the gate surrounding it was padlocked. Sheriff Norman Howey concluded that the cows "...had been dropped from aircraft."

In both cases, there were no tracks to be found.

© C Harris Lynn, 2011

Friday, November 27, 2009

Colorado Cattle Mutilations

Authorities are stunned and perplexed by a string of cattle mutilations on a ranch in Colorado. Over the last few weeks, four calves have been found, their skin stripped, their organs harvested from beneath their ribs. One calf's tongue had been removed. As usual, no blood was found at the scene, nor any tracks of humans or animals.

Manuel Sanchez sold all of his calves, fearing their mutilation. He admits he has no idea how he will care for the few remaining cattle. "It's a big loss for a small rancher," he told reporters. A rancher for some 50 years, he has neither seen nor experienced anything like this before. Even local police are baffled, especially because they do not believe any human did this. "I've butchered a cow before and I know what kind of a mess it leaves," Sgt. James Chavez told the local press.

Many residents believe it is the work of aliens - so strongly, in fact, that area UFO Hunter, Chuck Zukowski of UFONUT.com has been consulted and has visited the ranch. Zukowski told investigators at least three, similar mutilations have occurred in the region this year, back in March. "We're trying to find a pattern," Zukowski told reporters.

He expounded on the matter in his blog today.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Monday, October 12, 2009

Is the Military Behind the Cattle Mutilations

As we have been discussing cattle mutilations lately, regular readers know there was a flurry of cases across America in the 1970s. Cattle (and deer, horse, and other livestock) mutilations continued throughout America in the 1990s. However, the Chupacabra was big news at that time, and many of the livestock mutilations may have been attributed to it, although the Chupacabra's M.O. is well-established. In an earlier post, I told you we would get to the unmarked helicopters often sighted in/around mutilation sites:

Ted Oliphant (a.k.a., Charles Oliphant) moved to Alabama in 1990 to investigate a spate of mutilation cases in the area. He became a law enforcement officer and when the area suffered a rash of mutilations, he participated in some 40+ cases - many of which coincided with eyewitness reports of black helicopters. Ted Oliphant has come to the firm conclusion that the American military, possibly under the direction of clandestine governmental agencies (such as the F.B.I.) is behind the cattle mutilations.

In fact, in 1988, Oliphant wrote an article in The Anomalist in which he asserted law enforcement officers had traced the helicopters back to military bases, including Fort Campbell, KY and Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama. Oliphant goes on to say the purpose of the mutilations had to do with research on Mad Cow Disease. Others have connected the cattle mutilations to experiments related to the development of bioweaponry. However, Oliphant makes it clear that his hypothesis is purely speculation for which he lacks any hard evidence. He also says the theory does not explain all of the mutilation cases.

In the last decade, most cases seem to come from other countries, particularly South America.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Flying Cow, Abducted by UFO in Argentina

An Argentinian couple was visiting friends for tea when they saw something large in the sky. Training their camera on the object and zooming, they discovered it was a cow! What could make a cow fly? According to the couple, the UFO above it!

Sadly, the pictures are blurry, so the eyewitness' story is all we have to go on. And though it is easy to mistake an object so far away for something it isn't (one commenter says it is a bird), at least one of the pictures does seem to show a cow, suspended in mid-air!

Cattle mutilations were prominent in the U.S. throughout the 1970s, and continued through the 1990s (at least). In recent years, the phenomenon seems to be concentrated across the globe. Brazil has reported an outbreak of cattle mutilation cases in the last 15-20 years.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Friday, September 25, 2009

The Cattle Suicides

While scientists say the idea that cattle committed suicide is silly, some 30 cattle fell to their deaths within about three days in the Swiss village of Lauterbrunnen about a month ago. About the same time, over 30 cattle fell to their deaths in Fresno, California. While the circumstances were very similar, no one is sure how or why the cattle died.

Cattle are often let loose to graze on mountainsides, and they become quite adept at navigating their environment. While some do fall to their deaths, the chance is small enough that the practice is still around. The only thing experts have been able to surmise is that the cattle were looking for new areas in which to graze and followed one another too closely... although that sounds flimsy - cows are pretty stupid, but I think at least one cow out of 30 would start wondering what happened to all the others on about Day Two.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

The Suction Cup Mutilations

Dulce, New Mexico, 1976:

On June 13th, a sheriff investigating a cattle mutilation reports a trail of "suction cup-like impressions" at the scene. The cow was missing its tongue, reproductive organs, and one ear.

Two days later, The Albuquerque Tribune runs an article in which the sheriff explains the tracks were "tripodlike" indentations about 4" in diameter and some 28" apart. The tracks simply ended about 500' from the carcass the sheriff said, but the next day, more impressions were found on top of the tracks his vehicle left the day before.

Two years later, several similar incidents occurred in and around Dulce, New Mexico. None have ever been explained.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Saturday, August 15, 2009

The Hooded Folk in Black

Satanists and cultists were generally associated with cattle mutilation in the 1970s. To a very large degree, this was due to the Tate-LaBianca murders of 1969, which were performed by cultists from The Manson Family. Such "Satanic Panic" would later lead a bunch of Southern crackers to arrest and convict three innocent boys in West Memphis, Arkansas for the murders and sexual mutilations of three young boys most likely committed by a parental figure associated with one of the boys who now lives in Millington, TN. While some of the boys are receiving retrials thanks to the shoddy "workmanship" of the so-called police and other lawmakers who colluded and conspired to destroy them, all said lawmakers have since been promoted and it is unlikely the innocent boys who have come to be called the West Memphis Three will ever be freed - until the people who put them in jail are dead. Let us pray for their early deaths - hopefully at the hands of an angry mob.

But I digress...

It is impossible to know if any of the stories regarding cultmembers and "men in black hoods" are true, but the eyewitness accounts - many of which were verified by more than one person in the areas at the time - do ring true.

Take the case of the blue vase discovered by a Colorado man back in 1975: inside, he found a cow's ear and tongue, along with a scalpel. Many mutilated livestock were discovered in Colorado in the 1970s, several of which were sent to a local veterinary college for autopsy. Unfortunately, only a handful were in such a condition as to be autopsied. Five of the six which were in good enough condition to be examined had died of natural causes and were determined to have later been mutilated by humans. This could never be proven, though - even by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, which got involved. The story even appeared in Esquire magazine in 1975.

Several farmers, ranchers, and hikers complained of black helicopters and twin-engine aircraft flying about during this time. One farmer said an unmarked, white helicopter opened fire on him as he drove his tractor in a field near his home! But we'll get to those later...

Near Cove Creek in Idaho, a forest serviceman reported several figures dressed in black robes and hoods in September, 1975. The next day, several cattle were found mutilated in the general area. Even though a search was launched, the assumed cultists were never found. On October 9th of the same year, a motorist on Highway 95 in northern Idaho was forced to turn his car around when he encountered 15 "masked people" forming a roadblock with linked arms! It was about 3:30 in the morning. 3am is often associated with black magic and cults dedicated to dark gods, especially witchcraft.

1975 was a remarkable years for cattle mutilations in the U.S.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

UFO Reports Lead Police to Mutilated Cow - Twice!

On March 10th, 1975, a rancher from Whiteface, TX found a mutilated heifer in the center of a 30' patch of flattened grass. No traces of blood were found anywhere near the cow, but its neck had been twisted "grotesquely" so that it appeared to have died staring at the sky. Its tongue and sexual organs were gone. Its navel had been cored from its abdomen.

A few days prior, the rancher had discovered a mutilated steer in the center of a field of scorched and flattened wheat. The local sheriff tested the area for radiation and received a positive reading, so he called-in experts from nearby Reese Air Force Base whose readings indicated a minute difference in radiation from the surrounding area - as small as perhaps 1/2% - but the sheriff was never told why there was any difference at all.

UFOs in and around Whiteface, TX were reported throughout the early months of 1975.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009