The Fyffe Cattle Mutilations

[PhillyFlyers]

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.

To date over thirty (30) animals have been discovered dead in pastures with various internal and external organs missing. The incisions examined on there animals exhibit a precise surgical cutting. In many of the cases there has been evidence of extremely high heat at the tissue excisions. The absence of physical evidence adds to the mystery at the majority of mutilation sites. Though many animals have been found in soft pasture land, and in many cases mud, there have been no footprints, tracks, or marks found anywhere near the mutilated animals.
To date no police agency has established a suspect or motive for these incidents of phantom surgery perpetrated on area livestock. Neither has an eyewitness or informant come forward to offer any credible insight or testimony.

http://www.ob1.com/fyfecow.html

[PhillyFlyers]

Where's all of my haters/critics at now?

Where's all the "Philly you're so strange" or "Philly you're weird" comments?

What the matter bitches? Tongue's tied because the actual authorities investigating this phenomena can't explain it rationally?

Tell me, haters, what is the rational explanation for cows being surgically butchered with no physical evidence seemingly involved?

I can't fukkin wait to hear this.

[Jimmy Proffett]

Dude, we're just all tired of responding to your nonsense. You single-handedly make this site unreadable. I used to like the Saloon the best, but having to sift through all your wacko threads sucks. Some of them are interesting, but 10 new threads a day is a little much. For example, I'm not going to click on your link. It might be interesting... it might even be true...... but have you ever heard of the boy that cried wolf? You're the poster that cries 'Conpiracy'!

Actually there is one thing I'd like to know: Have you ever read a conspiracy theory on the internet, investigated it, and then NOT believed it?

[PhillyFlyers]

Dude, we're just all tired of responding to your nonsense. You single-handedly make this site unreadable. I used to like the Saloon the best, but having to sift through all your wacko threads sucks. Some of them are interesting, but 10 new threads a day is a little much. For example, I'm not going to click on your link. It might be interesting... it might even be true...... but have you ever heard of the boy that cried wolf? You're the poster that cries 'Conpiracy'!

Actually there is one thing I'd like to know: Have you ever read a conspiracy theory on the internet, investigated it, and then NOT believed it?

Your accusations are false.

I don't post 10 new wacko threads a day. Don't know where you're getting that from.

If you actually followed my posts, I've already answered the question that I'm not a conspiracy theorist as my haters here accuse of.

Now I have a question for you, in relation to this thread specifically.....

Do you have a rational explanation for cows being surgically butchered with no physical evidence seemingly involved?

Many of these cases, the cows have been completely drained of blood so thoroughly that the tissue inside is white, while somehow leaving not a single drop of blood on the ground.

Is there a rational explanation for this? If so, what is it?

[Jimmy Proffett]

Humans are taking these organs out for some reason. Maybe some underground cloning experiments? Somebody preserving and selling the organs to biology programs in high schools/colleges?

It's not the aliens all the people in Fyffe reported seeing since '92, if that's what you're getting at.

[PhillyFlyers]

Humans are taking these organs out for some reason. Maybe some underground cloning experiments? Somebody preserving and selling the organs to biology programs in high schools/colleges?

It's not the aliens all the people in Fyffe reported seeing since '92, if that's what you're getting at.

Jimmy

Never heard that people in Fyffe saw aliens before. Interesting. Can you fill me in on the incident?

Also, I am working on a theory as to what exactly is causing the cattle mutilation.

I will present my theory here tomorrow morning.

I found out some incredible fukkin facts that will blow everyone's minds.

In fact, the theory is so fukkin incredible.......I GUARANTEE no one on this forum will believe it.

[gauchojake]

Jimmy

Never heard that people in Fyffe saw aliens before. Interesting. Can you fill me in on the incident?

Also, I am working on a theory as to what exactly is causing the cattle mutilation.

I will present my theory here tomorrow morning.

I found out some incredible fukkin facts that will blow everyone's minds.

In fact, the theory is so fukkin incredible.......I GUARANTEE no one on this forum will believe it.

No one will believe it? You don't say....

[Big Bear]

Dude, we're just all tired of responding to your nonsense. You single-handedly make this site unreadable. I used to like the Saloon the best, but having to sift through all your wacko threads sucks. Some of them are interesting, but 10 new threads a day is a little much. For example, I'm not going to click on your link. It might be interesting... it might even be true...... but have you ever heard of the boy that cried wolf? You're the poster that cries 'Conpiracy'!

Actually there is one thing I'd like to know: Have you ever read a conspiracy theory on the internet, investigated it, and then NOT believed it?

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[PhillyFlyers]

The Cattle Mutilation Theory

The most popular theory today of the cause of cattle mutilation is aliens. I disagree with this. The fact is, reports of cattle mutilation goes back at least to the late 19th century. A time well before anyone ever heard the terms "ufo" and "alien".

The mystery surrounding the mutilations centers over the bizarre manner of the death of the animals and a near total lack of any kind of physical evidence left behind. It involves the removing of organs and the draining of blood.

The attacks aren't just related to cattle, either. Goats, cats, sheep, and other animals have been found in this state as well. In nearly every case, the purpose always remains the same.....organs and blood.

This is a key to understanding exactly what we are dealing with here.

Going back through a timeline of the history of cattle mutilation in the United States, I found something very interesting. Take a look at this...



The above map was made by Chuck Zukowski, a paranormal investigator. He was investigationg instances of cattle mutilation in relation to UFO sightings and what he found was startling.

The pattern of mutilations follows down the 37 degree latitude line.

So what does this mean?

Here's my thoughts....

There is some kind of vampiric cult, following a clear pattern across the US, going back and forth along the 37 degree latitude for some unknown reason and through the years. Why do I say "vampiric"?

Because the main motivation of all the attacks is blood and organs. Blood and organs are key to whatever is attacking these animals. The lack of physical evidence does support a paranormal conclusion.

If it were humans, there would most certainly be physical evidence. A tire track, footprints, etc. etc.

If it is aliens.....then they are essentially vampires.

A ridiculous theory my haters here will say for sure, but just remember the famous and immortal words of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's character Sherlock Holmes:

"Once you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, MUST be the truth."

[bigtymer56]

[gauchojake]

Vampire aliens? I don't believe it.

[PhillyFlyers]

Vampire aliens? I don't believe it.

Well, either vampire aliens or simply vampires but the one fact that cannot be denied is that the main motivation is blood.

[innovation]

chuck zukowski a paranormal investigator........sounds trustworthy

[leetreaper]

what a dumb human being...plus bigbear...

[innovation]

Chuck Zukowski: Reserve deputy fired over paranormal investigations

Chuck Zukowski likes to think that his work as an El Paso County reserve deputy sheriff sharpened his skills as an off-duty investigator of cattle mutilations, UFO and Bigfoot sightings and ghostly apparitions -- and vice versa. But law enforcement bosses aren't keen on those who think differently. Last month, Zukowski was terminated for "contradicting and being critical of official Sheriff's Office investigations in a public forum." Zukowski's offense? Telling Fox 31 reporter Heidi Hemmat on camera that local law enforcement "really isn't trained to look at something like this" -- "this" being a baffling case of horse mutilation last summer at a ranch an hour east of Colorado Springs. The official El Paso County investigation concluded that predators were at fault. But Zukowski points out that most police officers have a week or less of training on animal deaths, while he's spent many hours in the field and with veterinarians at Colorado State University learning how to distinguish predator activity from other types of wounds.
His termination letter suggests Zukowski encouraged journalists to identify him as a representative of the El Paso County Sheriff's Office. But Zukowski denies that he's ever done that; Hemmat's report, for example, lists him as an independent paranormal investigator. His bio on his website, ufonut.com, proudly notes that he spent eight years as a volunteer reserve officer while working primarily as an engineering consultant and microchip designer.
"I put a lot of faith in the media," Zukowski says, "and I tell them I don't represent law enforcement."
The real issue, though, may be that the El Paso County Sheriff's Office doesn't regard paranormal investigations as compatible with police work. The termination letter also notes that Zukowski was asked to "refrain" from such investigations and refused.
Zukowski's interest in the paranormal dates back to his childhood in a small town in southern Arizona, where he sometimes saw strange lights in the sky and eventually became fascinated with the reports of an alien visitation in Roswell, New Mexico. He conducts his investigations, which involve night-vision goggles, electronic meters and other ghost-hunting equipment, on his own time (and dime), sometimes in the company of his sister and other family members. "My wife is my best skeptic," he says. "She's always asking me, 'How do you know that? Can you prove it?'"
He's appeared on several programs on the Sci-Fi (now SyFy) Channel dealing with Roswell, but he's also done a series of videos of his own, dealing with everything from mutilation cases to ghosts to an alleged sasquatch stomping around Bailey. Zukowski says one sort of investigation leads to another: "Before you know it, you're branching out."
Talking to people upset about alien abductions or disemboweled livestock made him a better cop, he says, and helped teach him how to de-escalate emotional situations. "I've been more scared doing UFO and ghost investigations than with anything I've encountered in the sheriff's office," he says.
He'll miss the 200 or so hours a year he devoted to the reserve deputy job, but it does free up a little time for his other extracurricular activities.

[innovation]

his site is called UFONUT

[innovation]

MEET THE UFO NUT TEAM!

[leetreaper]

[Big Bear]

what a dumb human being...plus bigbear...

fukk you

[Jimmy Proffett]

The Cattle Mutilation Theory

The most popular theory today of the cause of cattle mutilation is aliens. I disagree with this. The fact is, reports of cattle mutilation goes back at least to the late 19th century. A time well before anyone ever heard the terms "ufo" and "alien".

Just because no one heard of the terms "ufo" or "alien" in the 19th century does not mean that ufo's and aliens weren't around at that time. There was a lot less dense populations back then, and anyone that saw weird lights in the sky probably either dismissed it or got electro-shock if they did admit seeing little green men.

I mean people were around back then. Why wouldn't ET's be around also if they do in fact exist?

I'm more likely to believe aliens are doing this than vampires ffs.

[The Kraken]

MEET THE UFO NUT TEAM!

id do em all

[PhillyFlyers]

Just because no one heard of the terms "ufo" or "alien" in the 19th century does not mean that ufo's and aliens weren't around at that time. There was a lot less dense populations back then, and anyone that saw weird lights in the sky probably either dismissed it or got electro-shock if they did admit seeing little green men.

I mean people were around back then. Why wouldn't ET's be around also if they do in fact exist?

I'm more likely to believe aliens are doing this than vampires ffs.

I can accept your argument that aliens and ufo's might have been around back then.

I do disagree that it's aliens causing this phenomena though.

Think about it.......

If you could travel through interstellar space........wtf would you have a need for cow blood for?

It's not just cows either. House cats have been found in similar conditions.

Listen to what I'm trying to tell you.

The primary motivation for all of these attacks is blood.

This phenomena is being caused by vampires, a vampire cult, or/and if it aliens then they are essentially vampires.

[gauchojake]

It's the chupacabra

[Jimmy Proffett]

Listen to what I'm trying to tell you.

The primary motivation for all of these attacks is blood.

This phenomena is being caused by vampires, a vampire cult, or/and if it aliens then they are essentially vampires.

Now you've got me curious about this. So I posit a theory:

Cow blood and human blood are very similar. You can use hemoglobin from a cow's blood to create human blood.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1383586/Cows-blood-saves-life-crash-victim-world-procedure.html

Perhaps all of these mutilations and blood letting were simply to develop tests which ultimately have developed a way to boost the blood supply. Why these all happen at the 37th latitiude? Honestly I don't know if I trust that guy's findings in the first place; seems like he and his band of merry nuts see what they want to see and only post what furthers their ET agenda.

Something to watch out for: if the frequency of these mutilations ever spikes in the future. Could mean there's trouble coming our way.

[innovation]

Remember the mad cow disease in England? They burned I don't know how many thousands of cattle and some genius decided to sell the ash as fertilizer. It was sold to over 30 countries including America. Some people believe the disease is continuing as it's grown into the vegetation that the cattle eat.

[PhillyFlyers]

Now you've got me curious about this. So I posit a theory:

Cow blood and human blood are very similar. You can use hemoglobin from a cow's blood to create human blood.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1383586/Cows-blood-saves-life-crash-victim-world-procedure.html

Perhaps all of these mutilations and blood letting were simply to develop tests which ultimately have developed a way to boost the blood supply. Why these all happen at the 37th latitiude? Honestly I don't know if I trust that guy's findings in the first place; seems like he and his band of merry nuts see what they want to see and only post what furthers their ET agenda.

Something to watch out for: if the frequency of these mutilations ever spikes in the future. Could mean there's trouble coming our way.

Good theory except for the fact that this phenomena was occurring way before we ever knew that cow's blood was similar to humans blood and also the fact that this isn't just happening to cows solely but all other types of animals as well.

[PhillyFlyers]

It's the chupacabra

OK and the chupacabra is what?....essentially it's a vampire.

[PhillyFlyers]

[PhillyFlyers]

I think this article illustrates my point perfectly...

“We couldn’t see any signs of trauma, and it doesn’t appear that there was any type of wild animal, such coyotes, that were involved,” Hills told KMOX.

Mitchell said the veterinarian told her the cuts to the cow were precise and surgical. Also what seems to be the common denominator of all these incidents is the lack of blood and other bodily fluids surrounding the area and inside the animal.

http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2013/07/30/mutilated-cows-missouri-aliens/

[dante1]

Well, either vampire aliens or simply vampires but the one fact that cannot be denied is that the main motivation is blood.

simply incredible, this guy is for real. it is unbelievable. Remember that old movie when a guy pushed a grapefruit in the face of a woman.

[dante1]

James Cagney smashes a grapefruit into Mae Clarke's face - YouTube


I WISH I could do this to rifle jr.

[dante1]

Remember the mad cow disease in England? They burned I don't know how many thousands of cattle and some genius decided to sell the ash as fertilizer. It was sold to over 30 countries including America. Some people believe the disease is continuing as it's grown into the vegetation that the cattle eat.

This is correct, that too is unbelievable.

[PhillyFlyers]

simply incredible, this guy is for real. it is unbelievable. Remember that old movie when a guy pushed a grapefruit in the face of a woman.

Before you go spouting off your ignorant mouth about a subject you know absolutely nothing about (again), let's take a look at the known facts of this matter.....

Fact #1- A Phenomena of animal mutilations is recorded as far back as the late 19th century in Europe. They may have been occurring even earlier but for whatever reasons weren't recorded until then.


Fact #2- The manner of the death of these animals is so bizarre that it is logically unexplainable.

Fact #3-The main motivation behind all of these attacks is the taking of blood and sometimes organs.

Fact #4-No physical evidence of any human activity is ever found. The attacks are done quickly, and with surgical precision.

Fact #5- A clear pattern of attacks has emerged over many years moving back and forth along the 37 degree latitude line across the United States.

OK so let's put these facts into a summary so we can get a better perspective of trying to see exactly what we are dealing with here:

An unknown force, at least a century plus old, possibly much older, attacks cows and other animals in a manner so bizarre that it defies logic. The blood is the main target in all attacks, sometimes organs are taken as well. The unknown force (or forces) then somehow moved from Europe to the United States.

Attacks have been recorded through the years in a clear pattern where the unknown force moves back and forth across the US along the 37 degree latitude line for some unknown reason, although many attacks have also happened outside of the 37 degree latitude pattern as well.

The unknown force is somehow able to remain unknown, unseen, and wrapped in mystery.

The attacks involve the taking of almost all blood and sometimes organs as well. The manner in which the blood and organs are taken is done with surgical precision and almost never leaves behind any physical evidence.

Basically, that is the summary of what is known.

Now I ask you.....

Can you give a natural explanation for this? What, in nature, can move from continent to continent, take the blood of animals and sometimes their organs as well, do it a manner that leaves no physical evidence left behind and also with surgical precision, and remain absolutely unknown the entire time?

If there is no creature in nature that can do this you must, finally, admit...........supernatural.

I maintain my position this is the work of vampires. Take it as you wish.

[dante1]

asshole do you think I am not familiar with these stories, I have watched all the same tv shows you have. I know you don't read so I won't mention that. can you imagine, rifle jr being more informed on a subject than almost anyone. lol just a few days ago you admitted to not even reading a link I sent to you explaining my argument. you have a ton of balls rifle jr. you actually believe that the bs you watch on your tv or the craziness you find on the internet makes you more informed, that is a joke rifle. if you want to be informed get you HS diploma and then think about a trade school or a jr college. the level of your knowledge in every subject you so far bs on is incredibly shallow.

[lucullus]

The primary motivation for all of these attacks is blood.

This phenomena is being caused by vampires, a vampire cult, or/and if it aliens then they are essentially vampires.