Depiction of a cow being sucked up into a UFO, where the poor creature is merely paralyzed and then has many organs removed while alive. Soon dead, the cow’s carcass is then brutally and inconsiderately thrown off the UFO back down to earth, onto the cattle breeder’s grazing land. Even the hungriest scavenger animals, notably, will not touch or eat the carcass…..

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I am always reluctant to hit people with too much truth, being highly aware — especially as a white nationalist, antisemite and national socialist — of the horrible power of the egoic mind in earthlings that makes them stay in denial of the clearest realities.
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The item below is along these lines — easy to want to skip over.
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What I can say is this: seek to have good karma. Be truly on the side of the angels, and you will be protected. Live not for self but for others.
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My video editor ten years ago was very tired of being preached at by his Born-Again-Christian mother, but he said she told him one thing that was true.

“If you are ever under demonic attack, call on the name of Jesus, and it will go away.”
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He told me of a case where he was attacked at night in bed. A large, fluttering, dark thing like a giant, buzzing dragonfly landed right on his chest. But this calling on Jesus did indeed work. And what is remarkable is that this man himself is more of an agnostic,  and definitely not a “Christian.”
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As it turned out, I am glad he told me this because about four years ago I had a similar experience, and calmly, fearlessly I invoked the name of Jesus, saying “Jesus, protect me.” Sure enough, this fluttering thing vanished immediately.
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BUT you had better be right with God when you do this. Catholics call it “being in a state of grace.”
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Like AH, I have always shown genuine respect for this mystery man who was Jesus.
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And I have tried to live for others (though many I helped were rank ingrates), and to awaken and protect our white brothers and sisters from their satanic enemies.

WHITE NATIONIST Biography of John de Nugent

Now, this may seem self-serving, but I am just going to be frank. If all you do for our cause is read or type some comment, try making a small donation to either me or any other WN you think is admirable.
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If you do so from a generous heart, it may redound to your own benefit. And in the times that are ahead for us with this Corona-police state horror, I suggest that, as they say in Spain, Vaya con Dios — “Go with God.”
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Try praying, even if it feels weird. (Heck, booze, kissing, and sex are also weird at first, but you can definitely get used to them. 😉 )

Eisenhower once remarked “There are no atheists in a foxhole.” True – a lot of guys pray when the bombs are falling.  But the angels also know if you are a selfish prick, only looking out for Number One. Many of them are former humans, btw.

Their help to you will be based on how much they like your heart and your deeds. Selfish a–holes had better not expect too much. Angels are no fools, and God is not a senile old man in a rest home. He is amazingly sharp still – at age one trillion. 😉

And so now I have said it. Get right with God. The ass you save might be your own.
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I will end this intro with an NDE video to show that there really is a loving Creator God out there, and a real heaven, although it is a temporary place. Some review their life and mistakes, before they  return to this physical dimension to learn, love and to grow some more.

But if you scoff, and laugh it all off, well, guess what. When the bad times come,

you will be on your own. 
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Watch this first to fortify you, and then only read the below.

You can overlook the Jesus part here in this story. It is about an arrogant, atheistic businessman who was stricken with the agonizing Guillaume-Barre disease. But as I have often often written, having been a Christian myself 1970-75, Christianity is 70% right.

It misses the boat on reincarnation and on the fact that the Jews have never been in any way “God’s Chosen People.” But it contains many truths (especially about humility, love, forgiveness, being unjudgmental toward others, and altruistic) and it can be a path, albeit inadequate, toward the Higher World that is not a total cesspool like our earth right now.

Here is that NDE video:

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I decided to add another NDE video, more secular — a talk-show host who is an open atheist interviews a 41-year-old, down-to-earth truck driver with high BP and a ton of stress from just losing a close relative, his mother in law, to cancer the week before.

He developed a clot in his aorta while unloading a load of steel– and clinically died for 45 minutes.

In a beautiful place, but with no appearance by Jesus, his deceased mother- and- father-in law, appearing to be around age 30 again, told him he had to go back. “You’ve got things to do at home.” When he returned and told the doctors about his NDE, they were not skeptical, saying “Your survival was a ‘miracle.’ After 45 minutes without oxygen, only 5% of patients survive” (and often they are brain-damaged).

The trucker added: “I always believed in the afterlife, but I’m not a church-going guy. I don’t like to sit there in a church and have some guy cram stuff down my throat.”

At 15:32 a caller lays out his own three-minute NDE and OBE (Out-of-Body-Experience), triggered by a fatal reaction to a drug he did not know he was allergic to. Unless you are just a radical denier, this guy comes across as very authentic….. Check it for yourself. 🙂

 

…..The Mutilations Continue

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by Scott Corrales, Bradford (Virginia?], United States

[Corrales writes a great deal about malevolent ETs and so-called “cryptids,” nasty creatures such as the chupacabra, and he especially reports on incidents in the Latin-American world, especially in Mexico and Brazil]

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lornis@aol.com
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The coroner’s office summed up the case in two words: damage caused by predators.
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The body, mutilated in the most horrendous way imaginable, had been found in the vicinity of a dam in Guarapiranga, Brazil (not far from the city of Sao Paulo). The opinion indicated that the victim had been struck by lightning and that the fierce tropical vultures known as “urubus” had taken care of the rest. What the medical expertise did not explain was how these animals of prey had managed to extract, almost surgically, the lips, eyes, tongue, anus and genitalia of the deceased. Without thinking twice, the file was closed, the body was transferred to a mass grave, and the coroner’s office went about other things.
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The news of the mutilation of Guarapiranga, which occurred in 1988 but was made known by the Brazilian researcher Encarnación Zapata García in 1994, spread around the world several times thanks to the then brand-new medium known as the Internet, while magazines on paranormal subjects debated the merit of including the photographs of the mutilated or just being content with written portraits that would bristle the reader’s skin just as much. The controversy was soon unleashed among those who refused to think that there was any link between cattle mutilations and the UFO phenomenon. P
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Perhaps the most curious thing was to see the common cause made between believers in contactism and “scientific ufologists” — the former stating that the good “space brothers” [a George Adamski term for benevolent Nordics] in space would never lend themselves to such horrors, and the others stating that associating such a crime with UFOs would diminish the prestige of the field, which was already beginning to be profitably exploited by many in the mid-1990s.
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However, the links between [the UFO] mystery and human mutilations are too strong to be ignored.

The news from the Washington Post
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In November 2001, just two months after the destruction of the Twin Towers in New York and in the midst of the war in Afghanistan, a story published in one of the most prestigious American newspapers went completely unnoticed.
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This press release, signed by Anthony Faiola, foreign correspondent for the Washington Post, described a new series of human mutilations with clearly supernatural features that had been unleashed on the people of the Brazilian countryside.
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Peasant José Antonio Serra had stepped just a few dozen meters outside of his hut when he discovered that someone had killed his son Welson. The correspondent neglects to mention the tearing feeling of anguish and sadness felt by the peasant, focusing on the extreme strangeness of the discovery:
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Welson, 13, was on his knees on the ground, with his genitals and part of his torso removed precisely. surgical. Perhaps more horrendous was the fact that the boy’s body seemed to have become completely numb: it was then that the father became aware of the perforation in his son’s jugular vein, whose blood had been completely drained. Welson Frazao Sierra became the twentieth victim of this type of mutilation since 1991.
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Authorities determined that the common factors in these deaths had been castration, emptying of blood, and the precise removal of the eyes, lips, and liver, and in other cases, the lungs or heart.
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“Most of the residents in Maranhao are afraid to talk about this,” Serra told the Post correspondent. “But I will say it because they have already taken away what was most valuable to me [my son] and now I have nothing left to lose. It was they [who did it] – the ones who practice macumba. They were responsible.”
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Interestingly, practitioners of powerful Brazilian black magic denied that their rites had anything to do with such deaths: the octogenarian Wilson Nonato de Souza, a patron saint of the Umbanda religion, publicly admitted that his religion used black magic, making a very curious caveat regarding human mutilations. “I do not doubt that the forces of evil have played a part in that, but it is not an evil that we have invoked.”
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The Washington Post article goes on to comment that as a result of the first of these mutilations, which occurred in 1991 (the mutilation of Guarapiranga appears not to be taken into account), only one suspect was arrested, but the evidence against him was not overwhelming, and he was released, after which he disappeared.
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Authorities appear to be more concerned with what foreign public opinion may say: “There is no need to worry, nor is there a need for federal intervention,” said Raimundo Cutrim, the security chief appointed by Roseana Sarney, governor of Maranhao. “We are handling these cases with the resources available to us, and we are doing a good job.”

Mystery on the lonely plains
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During the 1930s, few were the inhabitants of the great central regions of the United States who did not tune into the famous radio program of the cowboy justice known as “The Lone Ranger” and his faithful Indian assistant, Tonto. Seventy years later, ranchers in the state of Montana earnestly prayed that a similar character would be able to save them from the disturbing mystery that haunted their animals.
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Sheriffs Dick Dailey and Dan Campbell went out of their way to lash out at the singular radio hero, but they were half done: there was no way to explain the strange death of the mutilated steer in late October 2001 at Everett King’s ranch near Conrad, Montana.
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According to King’s statements to the Great Falls Tribune newspaper, it appeared as if a surgeon had used the scalpel to cut off the animal’s right ear and eye, not to mention the way the anus and reproductive organs had been removed.
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What never ceased to amaze the rancher was the fact that the mutilated remains remained for weeks in the open without any predator approaching them. “Predators don’t want to eat it. They should have long since eaten it and cleaned the bones.”
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Sheriff Campbell also informed the media of a similar mutilation that occurred northeast of Conrad.
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The UFO claim
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Since the first mutilations of cattle began to occur in the United States in 1973 – with the case of the strange death of the ominously named mare “Snippy” in 1967 being an omen of what would come — the presence of the UFO phenomenon in such cases it has been an inexhaustible source of discussion among those interested in the subject:
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first, among those who thought that they were ritual sacrifices in the style of “the Manson family” as part of the sociocultural chaos of the USA at that time; then among those who claimed that the UFO phenomenon played a part in the matter, since it was conceivable that advanced aliens might want to collect organic evidence from our world for their studies, and finally among those who stuck to what was presented by the Rommel Report, which in short said: “Nothing happened here.”
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Given the ubiquity of the mutilations, and the fact that many witnesses claimed to have seen rare lights before and after the events, the possibility of UFOs began to be dealt with even more frequently among seasoned state police officers, who did not usually give credit to similar visions.
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As if the presence of strange lights on the American and Canadian grasslands was not enough, reports began to come in of black helicopters, lacking any markings that could identify them.
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The first book – among the few that have been written to deal with a phenomenon of such magnitude – to summarize the possibility of the participation of the UFO phenomenon in the mutilations was Mystery Stalks the Prairie by Roberta Donovan and sheriff’s deputy Keith Wolverton (https://www.krtv.com/news/obituaries/obituary-keith-wolverton), the latter working in Cascade County in the state of Montana.
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One of the cases in the book deals with the sighting of a UFO “the size of a hotel” accompanied by four smaller lights, one of which ended up becoming a black helicopter.
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The Canadian Gene Duplantier picks up a mind-boggling case in his booklet The Night Mutilators, which although it has neither date nor other signs to confirm it, has been mentioned repeatedly in the literature of the subject:
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Five men camped along a disused road in Eagle, Alaska, that had been built during the “Gold Rush” in the Yukon at the beginning of the 20th century. The next day, one of the men got up before his companions to go down to the river and wash himself. Upon reaching the banks of the Yukon, the man was surprised to see no less than twenty space ships, saucer-shaped, hovering over a meadow in the distance. Each object had a black stripe around its circumference. After he ran towards the camp to alert his companions, all five of them traveled the half-mile distance that separated them from the meadow in question, where They found that the sparse arctic vegetation was completely scorched … but that was not the worst of it.

“Hundreds of animals,” Duplantier writes, “had been mutilated. Elk antlers and legs had been cut off and placed in heaps; deer were missing organs, and grizzly bears were eyeless and clawless. Worse was the fate of the Caribou, whose bones had been removed without leaving a single one. There was no blood anywhere, and the wounds were clean and exact. What was the most baffling to the witnesses was the carcass of a 15-foot-long whale, also mutilated.”
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As cattle mutilations increased in the 1970s, from Alaska to the Canary Islands, rumors began to circulate that some humans had died in the same strange and horrifying way as cows and horses. This is echoed by the French Michel Granger in his book Le Grand Carnage [ = “The Great Slaughter”], published by Carrère in 1986, perhaps the best book published to date on the subject of mutilations.
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“The rumor that humans are among the victims of classical mutilations continues to circulate, notably in Colorado in 1974 and in Montana in 1975. This occurred mostly in ufological circles, where the information collected is sometimes obtained from secret sources and almost impossible to trace. Between 16 to 20 cases have been presented in recent years: a couple in Texas, more than six in California, two in Arizona … ”

Granger states that in these cases, the result of the autopsies is almost always the same – removal of the viscera [guts] with an emphasis on the heart and liver, and removal of both breasts when the victims were female. In such cases, both the coroner’s office and the police authorities have blamed “predators and cult members,” although mention is made of the strange diseases contracted by those who perform autopsies on these human remains, data that make Granger suspect the presence of bacteriological agents in the victims.
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The first of these cases appears to have happened in 1973, when Don Ecker, current editor of California UFO magazine, was serving as a police officer in the state of Idaho. Although Ecker has been reluctant to release more details on the matter, his summary, “The Human Mutilation Factor,” appeared on the Paranet BBS electronic whiteboard in 1989.
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According to Ecker’s account, two deer hunters entered the forests of Jerome County, Idaho, and discovered a mutilated corpse of a man in a remote region. Dressed in shorts, the victim presented the same class of marks that characterized the mutilations of animals: removal of organs, removal of lips, eyes and genitalia. Fearing that the mutilators might still be in the area, the hunters fled and reported it to the authorities. The mutilated man’s camping equipment was discovered many miles away from the inhospitable region where his remains ended up. The only comment the police made was that “there was no way the victim could have walked that distance barefoot.”

According to the magazine Stigmata, published by the mutilation researcher Thomas Adams, there is knowledge of a case of human mutilation in the 1950s that was witnessed by American military units, and in relation to the UFO phenomenon.

In 1981, an enigmatic envelope full of information appeared in the magazine’s mailbox, located in Paris, Texas. The document was simply titled “Memorandum,” and was intended to be the record of a meeting of the US military leadership on the UFO issue. One of its sections read: “Color Photographs of Human Mutilations (head, rectum, sexual organs, internal organs, blood drainage). A military witness witnessed the kidnapping of a human being whose remains were later located. This case, which occurred in 1958, has been added to the record.”
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It is possible to ask, what file? A record of more cases of human mutilation by unknown forces? Is it, perhaps, something that happens frequently in the US, as well as in other parts of the world?
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It goes without saying that the information contained in the “Memorandum” caused quite a stir among the mutilation investigators (with the awareness that it could have been a fraudulent document, such as certain ones about MJ-12 and others related to the alleged UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico).
Author George Andrews, currently based in France, managed to confirm that the victim in the case cited in the enigmatic document had been Sergeant Jonathan P. Louette, and that his apparent kidnapping by something unknown occurred in 1956 instead of 1958, and on the base of White Sands, New Mexico missile base.
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The “military witness” had been an Air Force major who had witnessed the kidnapping of the sergeant while searching for debris from a test rocket. “His genitals and anus had been removed,” Andrews writes,” as well as the eyes and blood and without any apparent signs of vascular collapse having occurred.”
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Andrews adds the creepy detail that these surgeries are often performed “while the human or animal is still alive.”
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Death at the hands of sectarians?
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[…] The real culprits for cattle mutilations — some say — could be found among the large number of sects that had emerged as a result of the “expansion of consciousness” in the 1960s and that had followed the path of evil, people like Charles Manson and his “family, “Satanic sects, possibly affiliated with the Church of Satan founded by [the jew Howard Levy, AKA] Anton LaVey, and they were [supposedly] responsible for the catastrophe affecting the American prairies.
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In 1976, John Dunn, president of the Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association (USA), came to offer a reward of a thousand dollars for any information that could result in the arrest and prosecution of the mutilators, who in his opinion were Satanists. This view was shared in 1978 by Sheriff Gene Bracy of Maries County, Missouri, expressing concern about a paperback booklet available at any newsstand, LaVey’s Satanic Bible. According to the sheriff, that book described animal sacrifices, and the prescribed ritual obeyed the way the animals had been killed in his county.
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Another investigator, Don Rystrom, was specifically devoted to studying cases in which there was evidence of possible sectarian action. In April 1978, Rystrom discovered altars made of stone near dead animals in Arkansas, as well as bovine skulls and candles that pointed toward the celebration of a dark ritual.
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A curious detail that he gave was that the skulls and stones had been painted blue, and then marked with white symbols. Altars of this kind had already been found and photographed by Deputy Wolverton in 1975, as well as a stone circle with altar in the forest south of Butte, Montana, distinguished by a headstone that read: “Favor us, Isis, Mother of the Moon and Lover of Goodness!”
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Police advisers told the media that the worship of the Egyptian goddess Isis had been practiced in both ancient Greece and Rome, and that her emblem, the cow, symbolized the animal slain in honor of the deity. But the circle in the Montana forest held more surprises for Deputy Wolverton and his assistant Ken Anderson – another tombstone on which “Nelo 5-15-29” had been written and which, according to consultants queried on the subject represented satanic numerology. “Many the words and symbols,” Captain Wolverton wrote, “turned out to have more than one translation and meaning.”
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The greatest exponent of the occult hypothesis as a source of the mutilations was, without a doubt, the writer, musician and poet Ed Sanders, best known for his books on Charles Manson. Sanders published a bulletin titled The Cattle Report, covering the phenomenon of mutilation from this perspective, especially when ranchers encountered hooded figures on their farms.
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“Rumor has circulated,” wrote Sanders, “that satanic sects make use of bovine blood and bull testicles at moonlight ceremonies, and strange hooded figures have been seen to inspire fear in the bravest men.”
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Among the cases cited by the celebrated author are the mutilation of a cow in 1976 in Valley City, Minnesota, where hooded figures carrying lights were seen, and another in Enderlin, North Dakota, where a driver saw a number of figures, all hooded, cross Interstate 46 carrying candles. He had reported on dead animals in that region.
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Of all of Sanders’ writings, the most overwhelming is the one that appeared in the Saga magazine in the summer of 1977. This note comments on the existence of a character identified only as “Howard,” but whose nature and attractiveness were much more powerful than that of Manson.
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According to Sanders’ sources, “Howard” had formed a nucleus of drug addicts and Satanists in the town of Cozad, Nebraska, whose eagerness was to drag mankind into a new era of violence and terror of such magnitude “that Earth will appear a madhouse.” The dark “Howard” considered himself “the master of mutilations,” and he claimed to have followers in numerous states of the American Union.
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And now?
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The rate of mutilation appears to have slowed considerably from the mid-1980s to the mid-1990s, with the exception of the Brazilian cases mentioned at the beginning of this article. Since 1995 animals in almost the entire hemisphere have been threatened by the already famous Chupacabra , whose stealth and methods surpass those used by the mutilators of twenty years ago.

Nonetheless, it appears that mutilators, at least in the United States, have discovered a much more direct and less cumbersome method of obtaining what they need from cattle.

In 2001, Samuel Adams, a farmer from the southern United States, published a unique booklet entitled Cattle Mutilations – An Elusive Prey , highlighting his long years of experience in the livestock industry and the way small American ranchers go to rural auctions to acquire the cows and stallions their farms will need.

In June 1996, Adams went to an auction to buy a cow and found a singular character: a dark-skinned individual, features bordering on perfection, and a bulging head with a very broad forehead. The individual’s eyes were exceptionally bright, and his somewhat threadbare clothing was clean and unlined, as if it were an actor playing the role of a farmer. They exchanged a few inconsistent words, as is usually done at auctions, until the parade of cows available for sale began. When passing a Charolais cow , the stranger seemed to experience an epileptic fit, pointing his finger at the animal and shouting: ” That’s the one I want, that one!” with the singular detail that his voice seemed to come from all the points of the arena where the auction took place.

The stranger turned to look at Adams with a lunatic smile, saying, “That’s the one I want. Please don’t bid on it.”

The other cows in the ring, according to the author, showed signs of being very afraid of the man, except for the Charolais , who approached the fence to make contact with his outstretched hand.

Disgruntled, Adams bid an exorbitant amount for the animal, annoyed with the stranger’s demands. A few days later, the cow that had cost him so much would appear dead on his ranch, exhibiting all the cuts and extractions that have characterized this phenomenon for more than 30 years. [End]

….See also (grim reading)

THE HORRIFIC TRUTH ABOUT ALIEN VAMPIRES AND THEIR LUST FOR BLOOD