Cattle Mutilations and the UFO Connection
Bovine Excision - Aliens
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Cattle Mutilations and the UFO Connection
Bovine Excision - Aliens &
cases (aka Bovine Excision) show many similar commonalities. These
types of cases have no blood around the mutilated bodies of the animals,
there are no signs of animals around the body, actually animals tend to
stay away from the body.
Certain body parts are removed from the
mutilated body such as the eyes, jaw, ear, stomach and most commonly the
These parts have been removed in a surgical
manner. In many cases these types of mutilations have occurred during or
after a thunderstorm.
Loud noises around the mutilation have been reported in the area very
similar to a jet as well as helicopters have been reported around these
areas. In many cases UFOs have been reported with the area of the
Theories are starting to show that another species is
conducting tests on these animals possibly to see what consequences
these animals have on the human race since beef is a very popular food
for the human race.
Another theory is that these mutilations are being
done as a form of genetics and DNA since cattles DNA is very similar to
humans. This could explain why the reproductive organs are generally the
most commonly removed body part.
Cattle mutilation is the apparent killing and then mutilation of cattle under unusual or anomalous circumstances. Sheep and horses have allegedly been mutilated
under similar circumstances. A hallmark of these
incidents is the surgical nature of the
mutilation, and unexplained phenomena such as the complete draining of
the animal's blood, loss of internal organs with no obvious point of
entry, and surgically precise removal of the reproductive organs and
In most cases mutilation wounds appear to be clean, and carried out surgically. Mutilated animals are usually, though not always reported to have been drained of blood, and have no sign of blood in the immediate area or around their wounds.
The absence of tracks or footprints around the site of the mutilated carcass is often considered a hallmark of cattle mutilation. However, in some cases, strange marks or imprints near the site have been found.
Domestic animals are also reported to be "visibly agitated" and "fearful" of the carcass.
Another reported event is that the animal is found 'dumped' in an area
where there are no marks or tracks leading to or from the carcass, even
when it is found in soft ground or mud.
The surgical-type wounds tend to
be cauterized by an intense heat and made by very sharp/precise
instruments, with no bleeding evident. Often flesh will be removed to the bone in an exact manner, consistent
across cases, such as removal of flesh from around the jaw exposing the
A man comes across a mutilated cow with clean severed entrails in the middle of nowhere in the mountains of Northern New Mexico. No blood, no bones only strange viscera and an unusual lack of any rancid smell.Since the time that reports of purported animal mutilations
began, the causes have been attributed variously to natural
decomposition, normal predators, cryptid predators (like the
Chupacabra), extraterrestrials, secretive governmental or military
agencies, and cults. "Mutilations" have been the subject of two
independent federal investigations in the United States.
In addition to the physical aspects of the mutilation, ranchers commonly claim to find unusual signs upon or after the discovery of a mutilated animal.
Most of these hypotheses are based on the premise that earthly entities
could not perform such clean dissections in such a short space of time
without being seen or leaving evidence behind at the mutilation site,
and around laboratory reports suggesting the use of unconventional
cutting tools and other unexpected phenomena.
Some suggest that as cows make up a significant part of the global human
diet a study is being carried out on this element of the human food
Numerous speculative theories abound, but others center on
possible specific nutrient requisites, hormone procurement, species
propagation (reproduction), and rote experimentation on mammalian
Cattle Mutilation Hypotheses
After coming under increasing public pressure, Federal
authorities launched a comprehensive investigation of the mutilation
phenomena. In May 1979, the case was passed on to the FBI, which granted
jurisdiction under Title 18 (codes 1152 and 1153).
Various hypotheses suggest cattle mutilations have been committed by aliens gathering genetic material for unknown purposes.
Some suggest that as cows make up a significant part of the global human diet a study is being carried out on this element of the human food chain.
was dubbed "Operation Animal Mutilation." The investigation was funded
by a US$44,170 grant from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration,
and was headed by FBI agent Kenneth Rommel.
"Operation Animal Mutilation" had five key objectives:
To determine the reliability of the information on which the grant
was based, which entailed gathering as much information as possible
about the cases reported in New Mexico prior to May 1979
To determine the cause of as many mutilations as possible, especially
those reported in New Mexico
To determine if livestock mutilations as described constitute a major
law enforcement problem
If these mutilations do constitute a major law enforcement problem, to
determine the scope of the problem and to offer recommendations on how
to deal with it
If it is shown that the mutilation phenomenon is not a law enforcement
problem, to recommend that no further law enforcement investigations be
Rommel's final report was 297 pages long and cost
approximately US$45,000. It concluded that mutilations were
predominantly the result of natural predation, but that some contained
anomalies that could not be accounted for by conventional wisdom. The
FBI was unable to identify any individuals responsible for the