Cattle Mutilations: Page 2

Beginning in November of 1992, the Fyffe Police Department has been conducting an investigation into unexplained cattle mutilations in cooperation with neighboring police and law enforcement agencies. These reported incidents began on October 20, 1992 and have continued through the last week in Marshall and DeKalb counties.

The dead cow is always missing the same or similar parts of its body -- lips, tongue, anus, genitals, ears, and often specific internal organs, such as the lower intestine. All missing tissues are either in close proximity to the cow's digestive tract or are connected to it via internal “plumbing". For example, the cow's ears are connected to the esophagus via the Eustachian tubes.

Mutilations are differentiated from accidental or predatory death for several reasons. Chief among them is the manner in which the flesh has been removed from the body. Cauterization (the fusing of tissue and blood vessels by heat or chemical means) seems to be typical of mutilations. Unlike animal attack, the flesh, adjoining the area where it has been removed, is smooth and clean as if cut with a searing or laser scalpel. As well, the areas chosen for removal are quite strange. Mainly the sexual, anterior digestive tract and sensory organs are affected.(No predator differentiates so precisely).

A veterinarian stated that there were several mutilation cases in the province's southern reaches. Julio Frette was the only professional who presented a report on an event which occurred in the month of August in Concepcion de la Sierra. "There were four more cases that were never made known," he remarked. He added that they were not reported due to the ignorance of the parties who made the discovery, and that the mystery has not yet been solved.

It's being broadcasted that a horrible Cow Mutilation, which was discovered this past Sunday, is being blamed on Aliens. A cattle rancher named Mike Duran found one of his cattle mutilated and left to die on the pasture.