Thread: Silent Killers - Animal Pathology Field Unit

Very interesting film documenting the work of the Animal Pathology Field Unit (APFU) working in the U.K.:

Richard D. Hall tackles the controversial subject of animal mutilation. What is animal mutilation? What could be causing it? Compelling, chilling and thought provoking documentary which could change your entire view of planet Earth.The U.K. government knows more than it lets on about these bizarre incidents.

Silent Killers Documentary
(contains graphic images):
http://www.richplanet.net/player.php?id=AYGCvwOWzn0



Full Interviews:

David A. Cayton:
http://www.richplanet.net/player.php?id=AYGA6DmWzn0

David A. Cayton has been investigating the strange phenomena of animal mutilation in the U.K. since 1997, has visited the scenes of many mutilated animals and photographed the evidence. His investigation of these incidents is extremely thorough, backed up by photographs and the assistance of a qualified pathologist.

Philip Hoyle:
http://www.richplanet.net/player.php?id=AYGBhFaWzn0

Richard D. Hall interviews Phil Hoyle of the Animal Pathology field unit. The APFU are a group of researchers who investigate strange animal deaths in the U.K. Phil has been studying an area on the English Welsh border known as the Rea valley. This has been a highly active area for animal mutilation over the last 10 years.

Mike Freebury:
http://www.richplanet.net/player.php?id=AYGA2XqWzn0

Richard D. Hall interviews Mike Freebury of the Animal Pathology Field Unit. Mike has been investigating strange animal deaths in the Dartmoor region. One particular area of Dartmoor has suffered a large quantity of unexplained sheep deaths. Mike also explains interferance he has encountered from the authorities, who accessed his mobile phone records.