Thread: Cattle Mutilations

I don't know. I think that these may be a real deal here. Some cows are also found in trees, dumped over fences, too. There's often an impact that is left by the cow, as if it fell from a distance and then hit the ground. The cuts are usually from a surgical instrument. The bones on the animals are usually fractured as if it was dropped. Other cattle avoid the area of the mutilation, but I thought cows were curious? I may be wrong. There's no sign of scavenging, there are strange marks or holes in the ground near the carcass. I don't know. I don't think it's an animal, because the blood is drained (unless an animal can do that).

When I lived in Colorado, we had shitloads of reports and all, they were all over local news. Another thing that occurred to me is this: most (if not all) reports are in the West. This is probably because of the Dulce Facility in New Mexico, which is a whole different thread. Animal or non-animal, its all fucked up. I can't think of anything.

Better then doing human mutilations...

there are a lot of abductee claims that state that cattle parts are used in synthesizing clones when necessary. humans can house implanted organs from animals like pigs and cows and live off them for years. they work very similarly, if not exactly the same as our organs, so it's easy for ETs to use these animals that most of us don't give a shit about to make clones and biobots for souls.

in fact, ted rice, the main focus dr. karla turner's research, recalls experiments where his soul was taken from an original body and placed into a newly created one that was cloned partially from his dna, and had certain organs from animals such as cows, and after the transplant was completed, he was shown to a bunch of other aliens that looked him over, decided he looked no different than his original body, and sent him back to his home.

however, because his body was new, and didn't have any immunities to the diseases that his original body had, he spent a few months at home on bed rest with sicknesses he already had or had been protected against via vaccination.

I don't know why an ET would drop a dead carcass of a cow back, when it could easily just take it and leave the farmer thinking, well my cow must have wondered of at open range. Doesn't make much sense.

well why take more than you need? if all you need are vital goodies, then let the humans go back and find it, and if it's not covered with flies at that point, maybe they'll make steak kebabs out of it?

Aliens are crazy.
And with that said, maybe we wont ever find out all of their crazy doings.

I heard about the aliens using the body parts and blood draining too. I heard it was for a nutrient vat, where living tissues of animal and human matter were mixed with certain formulas for the aliens to sit in and absorb protien nutrients. I've also heard of the clone thing, but I mostly heard of the vat thing. But I doubt it's an "every race" thing.

The Chupacabra is known to drain the animal of its blood, but it seems that the chupacabra pictures I've seen [sketches] tend to look like some deformed Grey-type alien...though I dunno if it's wise to generalize every alien with big eyes as a Grey. I don't think they like being lumped together since each race, even if cousin races, have their differences that set them apart.

Originally Posted by Asura

well why take more than you need? if all you need are vital goodies, then let the humans go back and find it, and if it's not covered with flies at that point, maybe they'll make steak kebabs out of it?

But still. I think that aliens would have better minds then that.

I saw this experiment where they showed time lapse video of a cow carcass being devoured by insects. It presented the same signs as the 'mutilated' corpses, Hmmm.

that's not to say there arn't mutilations that happen like that, AC. but considering the speed of which these organs are removed, the blood is drained, and the fact that many of them have burnmarks around the open wounds, which are signs of cortorization (spelling), it's hard to chalk it up as just bugs.