120 Dead Elk Found Near UFO Landing Site or Crop Circle
120 or more Elk were found dead 20 miles north of Las Vegas, New
Mexico on August 26 2013. There was a crop circle or landing site that was visible from KRQE's News Helicopter.
The Elk were found in close proximity to each other.
Link to video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2ZxVqdZIiw
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Thursday, September 19, 2013
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COW MUTILATION IN GASCONADE COUNTY, MO 9-6-13
COW MUTILATION IN GASCONADE COUNTY, MO
Date of event: 9/6/2013
Time: Between 3:00 a.m and 8:00 a.m.
Location: 200-acre ranch in Gasconade County, Missouri
Witnesses: Anonymous - Engineer and rancher, and his father
Weather: 73 degrees, Clear, Wind 5.8mph from the South
Investigator: Margie Kay (margiekay06@yahoo.com)
Note: All but one photo has been omitted due to their graphic nature.
The witness contacted me on 9/10/2013 after finding our website www.animute.blogspot.com. He found a 6-year old healthy Black Angus cow who was pregnant- dead on the morning of the 6th at 9:00 a.m. He had gone to his ranch to check on his cattle as he normally does every day when he noticed that the entire herd was standing in a circle looking at something. He approached, the herd dispersed, and he saw a cow lying on the ground with her head facing east and her legs pointing North. The animal was still warm to the touch, the blood had not clotted, and rigor had not set in yet, so he estimated that the animal had been dead only four to six hours. The witness said that it is not normal to find a cow dead of natural causes with all four legs pointing straight.
The witness then called the Gasconade County Sheriff, who sent a deputy to the location to take a report. The deputy said that the cow obviously did not die of natural causes but could offer no explanation.
MUTILATION: The rancher took photos of the animal, then checked and found that the tongue had been cut out below the esophagus, which he said would be very difficult to do even for a trained person. He searched for bullet holes but found none, and then skinned the skull area in order to determine if there was a bullet hole but found none, nor was there a hole in the neck. Two teats were cut off, and a large section of the head around the jaw was removed with hide, muscle, and tissue gone, including the gums, and very little blood was found on the site. He could find no scratches or cut marks on the bone. There was also a cut out section in the vaginal area. The witness, who has veterinary training and worked in a meat packing plant when he was younger, said that the cuts were made with surgical precision and that there should have been much more blood on the scene.
There were no signs of a struggle as if the animal thrashed around, however, there is a circular flattened area in the area immediately surrounding the cow.
NO ANIMALS OR BUZZARDS HAVE EATEN ON THE COW TO DATE (9-11-2013). The rancher knows there are cougars, coyotes and buzzards on the property but none have touched the mutilated cow, which is not normal.
DEAD LARVAE: The rancher found dead blow fly larvae falling off of the cow. I told him this indicated possible contamination and to be very careful. As of the 10th there were no maggots, but on the 11th there were.
CALF: The cow's 300lb. calf, who had been milking, has now suddenly become blind. There is no indication of pink eye or other health problems. They may take a blood sample of the calf.
HELICOPTER: On Sunday the 8th, the witness was in his barn while feeding the steers and heard a loud racket outside above the barn. When he went outside a very low flying helicopter with no visible markings was flying over his property. He thought it odd that the rotor on the craft was about 10' above the body and it did not look normal. This is the first time a helicopter has flown low over his property (approx 100' or less). Ft. Leonard Wood is nearby and he often sees aircraft but this was unusual.
On the 10th the rancher noticed a very horrible smell from the gate of the ranch, which is the only entrance to the property and is located 1/2 mile from the location of the mutilated cow. The smell was more like a dead human than a dead cow. This has now dissipated.
This is the first time anything like this has happened as far as his ranch is concerned, and the first time his father has seen anything like this. They have both been ranchers their entire lives. The witness is 65 years of age and his father is in his 80s. However, the witness stated that a calf was found dead on the property two weeks prior after seeing buzzards flying around, and that he did not examine the animal at the time due to its severe state of decomposition but now wonders if it was also mutilated.
The witness asked his neighbors who live near the ranch if they saw anything unusual but they did not.
This case is still under investigation.
Date of event: 9/6/2013
Time: Between 3:00 a.m and 8:00 a.m.
Location: 200-acre ranch in Gasconade County, Missouri
Witnesses: Anonymous - Engineer and rancher, and his father
Weather: 73 degrees, Clear, Wind 5.8mph from the South
Investigator: Margie Kay (margiekay06@yahoo.com)
Note: All but one photo has been omitted due to their graphic nature.
The witness contacted me on 9/10/2013 after finding our website www.animute.blogspot.com. He found a 6-year old healthy Black Angus cow who was pregnant- dead on the morning of the 6th at 9:00 a.m. He had gone to his ranch to check on his cattle as he normally does every day when he noticed that the entire herd was standing in a circle looking at something. He approached, the herd dispersed, and he saw a cow lying on the ground with her head facing east and her legs pointing North. The animal was still warm to the touch, the blood had not clotted, and rigor had not set in yet, so he estimated that the animal had been dead only four to six hours. The witness said that it is not normal to find a cow dead of natural causes with all four legs pointing straight.
The witness then called the Gasconade County Sheriff, who sent a deputy to the location to take a report. The deputy said that the cow obviously did not die of natural causes but could offer no explanation.
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| Photo copyright 2013 by the rancher |
MUTILATION: The rancher took photos of the animal, then checked and found that the tongue had been cut out below the esophagus, which he said would be very difficult to do even for a trained person. He searched for bullet holes but found none, and then skinned the skull area in order to determine if there was a bullet hole but found none, nor was there a hole in the neck. Two teats were cut off, and a large section of the head around the jaw was removed with hide, muscle, and tissue gone, including the gums, and very little blood was found on the site. He could find no scratches or cut marks on the bone. There was also a cut out section in the vaginal area. The witness, who has veterinary training and worked in a meat packing plant when he was younger, said that the cuts were made with surgical precision and that there should have been much more blood on the scene.
There were no signs of a struggle as if the animal thrashed around, however, there is a circular flattened area in the area immediately surrounding the cow.
NO ANIMALS OR BUZZARDS HAVE EATEN ON THE COW TO DATE (9-11-2013). The rancher knows there are cougars, coyotes and buzzards on the property but none have touched the mutilated cow, which is not normal.
DEAD LARVAE: The rancher found dead blow fly larvae falling off of the cow. I told him this indicated possible contamination and to be very careful. As of the 10th there were no maggots, but on the 11th there were.
CALF: The cow's 300lb. calf, who had been milking, has now suddenly become blind. There is no indication of pink eye or other health problems. They may take a blood sample of the calf.
HELICOPTER: On Sunday the 8th, the witness was in his barn while feeding the steers and heard a loud racket outside above the barn. When he went outside a very low flying helicopter with no visible markings was flying over his property. He thought it odd that the rotor on the craft was about 10' above the body and it did not look normal. This is the first time a helicopter has flown low over his property (approx 100' or less). Ft. Leonard Wood is nearby and he often sees aircraft but this was unusual.
On the 10th the rancher noticed a very horrible smell from the gate of the ranch, which is the only entrance to the property and is located 1/2 mile from the location of the mutilated cow. The smell was more like a dead human than a dead cow. This has now dissipated.
This is the first time anything like this has happened as far as his ranch is concerned, and the first time his father has seen anything like this. They have both been ranchers their entire lives. The witness is 65 years of age and his father is in his 80s. However, the witness stated that a calf was found dead on the property two weeks prior after seeing buzzards flying around, and that he did not examine the animal at the time due to its severe state of decomposition but now wonders if it was also mutilated.
The witness asked his neighbors who live near the ranch if they saw anything unusual but they did not.
This case is still under investigation.
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Cow Mutilations in Western Missouri Baffle Ranchers
Press Release
Lyn Mitchell is distraught over the loss of her cows. She said “I don't understand why someone would want to do this to an animal, or how they accomplished it.” Mitchel said that each cow was worth approximately $2,000, not taking into account the future calves they would have produced. She pointed out that all three mutilated animals were very healthy and the best of her stock.
Recent cow mutilations in western
Missouri have ranchers concerned about the loss of their livestock.
Henry County rancher Lyn Mitchell is baffled by the mutilations of
two of her cows in the past nine days.
Kansas City, Missouri July 19, 2013
On July 10, 2013 Lyn Mitchell arrived
at her ranch in Northwest Henry County, West of Warrensburg, and
found a six-year old healthy Black Angus cow lying dead. The cow's
udder, anus, reproductive organs, ear, and tongue had been removed
with precision, yet no blood or fluids were found on the ground. Lyn
found an article on animal mutilations written by Chuck Zukowski, so
she promptly contacted Chuck, who lives in Colorado. Zukowski
forwarded the case to Kansas City resident and investigator Margie
Kay.
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| Strange black outline found in the grass Photo copyright Margie Kay, 2013 |
Kay and fellow investigator Larry
Jordan visited the site and took soil and grass samples to be
examined by a lab in Colorado. They found a strange black outline
around where the cow had been lying on the ground that looked like
burnt grass. No samples were taken from the cow, who was badly
decomposing and had been moved to a different location. Mitchell
related that a calf was found mutilated with tissue and muscle
removed from the jaw, and the tongue removed in December of 2011 in a
nearby pasture.
On July 19, Lyn Mitchell called Margie
Kay to report that yet another of her cows was found dead. Kay and
Jordan arrived just after the sheriff and veterinarian completed
their investigations. The veterinarian told Mitchell that the teats
had been cut from the udder, the tongue was cut out, and an incision
had been made between the front legs with the heart lying outside the
body. There was little blood in the chest cavity or heart, which is
very unusual. The vet explained that he could not identify the cause
of death, but that it definitely was not caused by animals due to the
precise cuts on the cow. Kay and Jordan found no blood on the scene,
which would normally be found if the cow had been mutilated at that
same location. No tracks from vehicles were found, and the only
entrance gate to the property was locked.
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| Mutilated cow found on 7/19/2013 Photo copyright Margie Kay, 2013 |
Lyn Mitchell is distraught over the loss of her cows. She said “I don't understand why someone would want to do this to an animal, or how they accomplished it.” Mitchel said that each cow was worth approximately $2,000, not taking into account the future calves they would have produced. She pointed out that all three mutilated animals were very healthy and the best of her stock.
A similar cow mutilation near Rich
Hill, Missouri occurred on April 10, 2013. A cow mutilation near
KCI airport was reported to local media January 5, 2012 and was
covered by local news. Kay and another investigator found a 2”
indentation in the hard ground where the cow was lying, indicating
that the animal may have been dropped from above. Two more cow
mutilations occurred n Southwest Missouri in 2011 and 2009. The land
owners live on the property and report seeing large craft or balls of
light in several locations, which they cannot explain. In all of the
above cases, the cows were mutilated in a similar manner, there were
precision cuts on the animals, and no blood was found in the area.
All of the locations are rural, with limited traffic and
accessibility, and gates are always locked.
Other similar incidents have occurred
in Missouri and it is believed that Missouri was one of the first
state to report animal mutilations in the 1960's.
Lab testing in past cases has shown
changes in the soil, where it has become non-water soluble. This can
only occur if extremely high heat is applied to the ground, and so
far there is no explanation for this anomaly.
Kay set up a new website where
people can report incidents at animuteinv.blogspot.com.
Anyone with information about animal
mutilations is invited to contact Margie Kay at margiekay06@yahoo.com
or 816-833-1602.
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