Speaker 1: There is fear these days, fear of a modern day
Speaker 1: Jack the Ripper, whose victims are not people but livestock,
Speaker 1: who mutilates them cutting out an ear or tongue, or
Speaker 1: heart or sex organ with such surgical precision, investigators can't
Speaker 1: tell what instrument was used.
Speaker 2: The cattle were being killed in mysterious ways, no struggle,
Speaker 2: no tracks.
Speaker 3: Her tongue was removed. What are they doing with her tongue?
Speaker 4: Witnesses claimed UFOs, satanic cults, and secret government experiments were
Speaker 4: linked to some of the mutilations. The Missouri farm couple
Speaker 4: claimed they witnessed a spacecraft landed a pasture and aliens
Speaker 4: operating on a cow.
Speaker 5: There's no rhyme or reason for it. Why somebody would
Speaker 5: do that to a cow?
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Speaker 7: You mess with me, Mess with me, wamma king statute.
Speaker 8: Baby for good warning, This podcast is designed to take
Speaker 8: you outside of your comfort zone and make you question reality.
Speaker 8: Listener discretion is a vibe.
Speaker 3: They fellas.
Speaker 9: This ain't my first time at the rodeo. Hello, and
Speaker 9: welcome back to the show. I got a pretty interesting
Speaker 9: topic here for you today. I got some wine. I'm
Speaker 9: drinking wine out of a coffee mug because I'm super
Speaker 9: classy like that. I was just gonna drink it out
Speaker 9: of the bottle, but I thought it's four o'clock on
Speaker 9: a Wednesday. Let us not drink wine right out of
Speaker 9: the bottle. And just in case you're wondering, No, I
Speaker 9: don't wear the same fucking shirt every day. I wear
Speaker 9: a different shirt and underwear if you care, every single day.
Speaker 9: But I wear these baby wraps so I can keep
Speaker 9: my baby with me, and I have to wear them
Speaker 9: every single day. I try to change them out, you know,
Speaker 9: they get a little milky, little toothpaste dropping on them,
Speaker 9: some food stains. So I have three and I change
Speaker 9: them out every now and again. But yeah, makes it
Speaker 9: look like I wear the same shirt every day, but
Speaker 9: I don't.
Speaker 5: I do not.
Speaker 9: But anyways, Current events, Current events, anybody else but me?
Speaker 9: Keeping up with Sister Wives? Oh my god, I'm obsessed
Speaker 9: with Sister Wives and I'm waiting for the part two
Speaker 9: of the wrap up show to drop. I cannot wait.
Speaker 9: I thought this last season was so ridiculous. And for
Speaker 9: those of you who don't watch Sister Wives, you're not
Speaker 9: really missing out on anything. It's just a show I've
Speaker 9: kept up with forever long, I feel like since they
Speaker 9: started the show on TLC or whatever that TCL TLC,
Speaker 9: whatever that channel is, And you know, I just think
Speaker 9: it's so fascinating. I go back and I watch the
Speaker 9: old seasons, like I can literally see the slow degradation
Speaker 9: of their fucking family and it's just hilarious, Like, did
Speaker 9: you really think any polygamous family? It's like, at what
Speaker 9: point are you gonna be real with yourself? You cannot
Speaker 9: handle four women? Sorry, it was never gonna happen, But
Speaker 9: I am so freaking obsessed with that show. But it's
Speaker 9: just trash TV. And speaking of trash TLC TV shows,
Speaker 9: have you guys seen the fucking thousand Pounds Sisters. They
Speaker 9: have their whole own fucking show. It's Tammy and what's
Speaker 9: the other one's name, Ashley or something? Thousand. I'm googling it.
Speaker 9: Thousand pounds Sisters, Amy? What is Amy?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Amy and Tammy? Right, the most ridiculous shit I've ever
Speaker 9: seen in my life, these thousand pounds sisters. And you know,
Speaker 9: I see little snippets of it all the time on Facebook,
Speaker 9: Like why the fuck they think I want to see
Speaker 9: that the one you know's lost all the weight and
Speaker 9: now she's got the skin surgery and shit like that.
Speaker 9: But talk about trash TV. And it was way funnier
Speaker 9: when they were both fucking huge shamoo whales. Now that
Speaker 9: they've lost weight, they think they're hot shit. The one,
Speaker 9: you know. I got to thinking about this because Amy,
Speaker 9: the lesser of the fatties but still a fatty. She
Speaker 9: went on this whole thing about trying to get pregnant
Speaker 9: and that's why she wanted to lose weight. I'm pretty sure,
Speaker 9: pretty sure she breastfed with the big old, huge, old
Speaker 9: dangling titties. And it occurred to me when I was
Speaker 9: doing research a long time ago before I had my
Speaker 9: baby on like how beneficial breast milk is and this
Speaker 9: and that and whatever for the baby. And I'm not
Speaker 9: saying this because I'm a scorned breastfeeder, Like my milk
Speaker 9: just wasn't coming in good and my baby's on regular
Speaker 9: formula now, and I'm not saying this is like a
Speaker 9: scorned expressed feeder, but your baby's complete nutrition comes from
Speaker 9: your own nutrition and your body. So sometimes I think
Speaker 9: to myself, like everybody's like, oh, breast milk is better.
Speaker 9: Breast milk is better. That's not necessarily true. Your breast
Speaker 9: milk is one hundred percent dependent upon your nutrition. So
Speaker 9: I almost think that my baby's better off on the
Speaker 9: form pula because my nutrition is dog shit. I think
Speaker 9: I just for breakfast today had a like a beef
Speaker 9: jerky stick and a piece of cheese, you know, like
Speaker 9: one of those little gas station specials. You got like
Speaker 9: half beef jerky, half cheese. That's what I've had to
Speaker 9: eat today. And I almost drink. I have a bottle
Speaker 9: of wine out of the bottle, not even a cup
Speaker 9: or anything. My nutrition is trash. On a good day,
Speaker 9: I might eat like a bag of pasta by myself,
Speaker 9: because that's the healthiest thing in the world for you,
Speaker 9: you know, And I don't even get fancy with it,
Speaker 9: or like sometimes I might put a little Hamburger meat
Speaker 9: in there. But on the regular I eat a lot
Speaker 9: of spaghetti, just spaghetti noodles with sauce, little cheese, a
Speaker 9: little sprinkle. And you know, if that's the only nutrition
Speaker 9: my baby is getting, I don't think my breast milk
Speaker 9: is better for him than the formula, to be honest
Speaker 9: with you, because I don't really but think about the
Speaker 9: thousand pounds, sisters, that baby is screwed. All she eats
Speaker 9: is little Debbie cakes and pizza and fucking just vomitous
Speaker 9: boxed food from Walmart. And she drinks like six packs
Speaker 9: of Soady's a day, that's what she calls them, Sody's.
Speaker 9: So you telling me her breast milk is more nutritionally
Speaker 9: complete for an infant than formula, which I know, formula
Speaker 9: is dogshit, And there's a formula recall every other day
Speaker 9: for like these similac and fucking icy meal, and I
Speaker 9: don't be using the simil axe in the icon meals
Speaker 9: and stuff like that. The heavy metals they're getting recalled
Speaker 9: all the time. The one that I got in on
Speaker 9: right now, it's got the simplest ingredients you could possibly
Speaker 9: find in a formula. It's got whole milk and a
Speaker 9: mix of seed oils because they gotta put fucking seed
Speaker 9: oils and everything. But really think about if your diet
Speaker 9: contains a large amount of seed oils, because it does,
Speaker 9: because seed oils are in everything, then your baby's getting
Speaker 9: seed oils anyways through your breast milk, and my poor baby,
Speaker 9: with the way my diet is, you know I vape,
Speaker 9: drink coffee, and eat slim gems, So yeah, no, I
Speaker 9: don't think that's a nutritionally complete diet for an infant.
Speaker 9: And hello, I'm just trying to survive at this point.
Speaker 9: Look at this little shitthead cat that just jumped up
Speaker 9: on the fucking thing with me like I want him
Speaker 9: up here. I you know, with the topic in mind,
Speaker 9: I will just tell you straight up, I am an
Speaker 9: animal lover. I am an animal lover. I love fucking
Speaker 9: all animals. I love dogs, horses, cows. I love animals
Speaker 9: more than I love people most of the time, with
Speaker 9: the caveat of I hate fucking cats. I hate fucking
Speaker 9: cat And look at this little asshole right here. This
Speaker 9: is not my cat. He lives here and he was
Speaker 9: here before I moved in, but he is not my
Speaker 9: cat and he's just look at him, just chilling like
Speaker 9: I fucking want him up here. He gives me egzima.
Speaker 9: He don't care about meat whatsoever. And I hate cats, dude.
Speaker 9: And I'm sure there's some of you out there listening
Speaker 9: that's like, oh, I have cats. I love my cats.
Speaker 9: My cats love meat. No they don't. Your cats do
Speaker 9: not love you. Your cats love that you buy things
Speaker 9: for them, and you provide them a shelter, and you
Speaker 9: give them a little cat nip every once in a while,
Speaker 9: and you give them the kibbles. That's what your cat loves.
Speaker 9: Look at this fucking asshole. Look at him just staring
Speaker 9: at me. He sharpens his talons on me every chance
Speaker 9: he gets. He's almost destroyed my podcast chair just sharpening
Speaker 9: its fucking talents. He stinks, and he's got a horrible latitude,
Speaker 9: and you know, shit for personality. So I just don't
Speaker 9: dogs have unconditional love. They're happy when you get home
Speaker 9: from work. They want to play with you, they want
Speaker 9: to lay with you, they want to be around you. Kats,
Speaker 9: they're too self sufficient for me. I don't like that
Speaker 9: even in a relationship. I want to feel like you
Speaker 9: fucking need me. And maybe that's a maybe that's a
Speaker 9: negative quality, maybe that's not something to be proud of.
Speaker 9: But if you're so self sufficient that I feel like
Speaker 9: you don't need me around, by see you. But you
Speaker 9: know whatever. I got onto this topic because Netflix is
Speaker 9: kind of doing a reviving of unsolved mysteries, and they
Speaker 9: did episode on the cattle mutilations, and I fucking love cows.
Speaker 9: They're so cute. I specially love to eat them. But
Speaker 9: they are so cute. Have you ever seen like a
Speaker 9: little baby cow? And it's just so oh my god,
Speaker 9: precious in the little Highland cows. I am obsessed with
Speaker 9: Highland cows and so yeah, cattle mutilation is really sad,
Speaker 9: and I don't think I really even understood the concept
Speaker 9: until I watched the episode which let's not put the
Speaker 9: cart before the cow. Okay, a few other things that
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Speaker 9: course always get early access, full versions of episodes, the
Speaker 9: whole shabiguity bang, but it's nice every once in a
Speaker 9: while to do a little giveaway like this. And you
Speaker 9: know I follow this girl on I guess I'm a
Speaker 9: subscriber to this girl on YouTube and she does ASMR
Speaker 9: Sleepy Time ASMR, and she's always doing giveaways, and I
Speaker 9: don't really enter the giveaways because she's got millions and
Speaker 9: millions of subscribers. So it would be like a needle
Speaker 9: in the haystack situation. And I'm good on that. Don't
Speaker 9: want to get my hopes up, but I thought it
Speaker 9: would be something cool that I could also incorporate. I'm
Speaker 9: really getting into ASMR. In my motherhood days, I used
Speaker 9: to laugh at the thought of it. I thought it
Speaker 9: was a weird concept and it almost gave me the
Speaker 9: creeps a little bit. But you know, I went to
Speaker 9: go visit my sister and I was talking to my
Speaker 9: niece in law. I guess is what she would be,
Speaker 9: and she was showing me her favorite ASMR gals. And
Speaker 9: there's one that does like this sleepy Time ASMR. And
Speaker 9: it has rocked my world. It has literally rocked my world.
Speaker 9: This bitch putting his fucking cat, fucking paw on me.
Speaker 9: I swear to God, if I get feline aids from this,
Speaker 9: I will never forgive you. Get off of me, Bobby Bouselet. Anyways,
Speaker 9: after you have dealt with a screaming infant, all day
Speaker 9: dog sparking, fucking this, going off that, going off, cooking, cleaning,
Speaker 9: the whole nine yards. It is so relaxing to sit
Speaker 9: down at the end of the night after you've like
Speaker 9: done your nighttime routine and like cleaned up the house
Speaker 9: or whatever, put the house to bed for the night,
Speaker 9: and you just sit there and you kind of just
Speaker 9: unwind a little bit, listening to the most simple like
Speaker 9: clicking sounds, and like, I'm not really into the eating
Speaker 9: or the chewing or the mouth sounds, but she'll just
Speaker 9: like tap on a fucking bag and whatever reason that
Speaker 9: makes me want to fall asleep immediately, she'll like pretend
Speaker 9: to put a little face mask on you and stuff.
Speaker 9: And I feel like I am the last human being
Speaker 9: on earth that would be into something like that, And
Speaker 9: turns out it might be my thing. I wish I
Speaker 9: could be an asm rtist, but I just my mouth
Speaker 9: is too big and my voice is too loud. But
Speaker 9: I guess, let's see if I could give it a try. Here,
Speaker 9: let's give it. Let me get the microphone really close.
Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, we're going to talk about peals, peals, peals, pials, peels, beals.
Speaker 9: Did that do it for you, kind of did it
Speaker 9: for me. Not gonna lie anyways. So moving on to
Speaker 9: the topic of the hour. Like I said, Netflix is
Speaker 9: doing this reviving of the Unsolved Mysteries, and they covered
Speaker 9: an episode on cattle mutilations. I've screen recorded my favorite
Speaker 9: snippets that I'm gonna share with you today in case
Speaker 9: you don't have Netflix. You know, I probably bootleg this shit.
Speaker 9: I could get in trouble, ask if I care. Anyways,
Speaker 9: A screener recorded the best parts and I'm gonna include
Speaker 9: them in here because it's just really interesting shit. I
Speaker 9: thought all this time as a conspiracy theorist, my thoughts
Speaker 9: were that cattle mutilation was like bloody and gory and
Speaker 9: just cow parts everywhere, and you know, like the ranchers
Speaker 9: would wake up in the morning and go to do
Speaker 9: whatever they do with their cows and there would just
Speaker 9: be fucking hunks and bits of slain cow parts and
Speaker 9: fucking dicks and utters all over the place. That is
Speaker 9: what I thought. But I stand corrected because that is
Speaker 9: actually the complete opposite of what these ranchers are finding.
Speaker 9: And it's really just fascinating to me because if this
Speaker 9: stuff is true, and if these are real, and if
Speaker 9: this is an actual phenomenon, why aren't more people completely
Speaker 9: creeped out by this? Because by the end of the
Speaker 9: Unsolved Mysteries episode, I was kind of shook, like I'm
Speaker 9: not one to ever jump on extraterrestrials, even though I
Speaker 9: do enjoy watching ancient aliens. I think that they got
Speaker 9: they get half of it right, but then they convoluted
Speaker 9: with all this UFO stuff. But with the cattle mutilations,
Speaker 9: it's like the only thing people jump on is that
Speaker 9: it has to be extraterrestrial in nature UFOs or Now.
Speaker 9: Don't get me wrong, I think it's something that might
Speaker 9: be in them a flavor category, but I don't think
Speaker 9: it's aliens necessarily, and I definitely don't think that it's roving.
Speaker 9: This is what they say, not me roving bands of
Speaker 9: Satan worshippers, because that's just silly to me. Not saying
Speaker 9: that there isn't roving bands of Satan worshippers. But the
Speaker 9: forensics and the crime scenes aren't giving roving band of Satanists.
Speaker 9: It's giving supernatural, paranormal, otherworldly, freaky, mysterious, and awe striking.
Speaker 9: So I want to play some clips. Some are longer
Speaker 9: than others, and then we'll meet up in the middle
Speaker 9: to kind of discuss our thoughts. And it just it
Speaker 9: boggles my mind how And I remember last year sitting there,
Speaker 9: big ass pregnant, trying to like find certain topics to cover,
Speaker 9: and one of my cousins said, you should cover these
Speaker 9: brand new cattle mutilations that are popping up in Oregon.
Speaker 9: It's crazy. It's the craziest stuff I've ever seen, and
Speaker 9: I don't think a lot of people are talking about it.
Speaker 9: And the second she said cattle mutilations, I was like, oh,
Speaker 9: hell nah, because I really didn't think there was a
Speaker 9: lot to it. It's like I said, I thought that
Speaker 9: it was like somebody put a cow in a blender
Speaker 9: and threw the chunks all over the ranch, and that's
Speaker 9: what it was. But it's not because if it was that,
Speaker 9: you could easily say animal attack predators, something else going
Speaker 9: roving band of Satanists like that would make more sense
Speaker 9: with the bloody, massacred Texas chainsaw cow mess all over
Speaker 9: the pastures. But that's not what it is at all.
Speaker 9: So let's place some clips and then we'll meet back
Speaker 9: up in the middle and we will discuss our thoughts.
Speaker 1: There is fear these days, fear of a modern day
Speaker 1: Jack the ripper, whose victims are not people but livestock,
Speaker 1: who mutilates them cutting out an ear or tongue, or
Speaker 1: heart or sex organ with such surgical precision, investigators can't
Speaker 1: tell what instrument was used.
Speaker 11: The cattle were being killed in mysterious ways.
Speaker 12: No struggle, no tracks. Her tongue was removed. What are
Speaker 12: they doing with her tongue?
Speaker 4: Witnesses claimed UFOs, satanic cults, and secret government experiments were
Speaker 4: linked to some of the mutilations. The Missouri farm couple
Speaker 4: claimed they witnessed a spacecraft landed a pasture and aliens
Speaker 4: operating on a cow.
Speaker 5: There's no rhyme or reason for it. Why somebody would
Speaker 5: do that to a cow.
Speaker 13: I've been ranching in the cow business since I got
Speaker 13: out of school, so twenty five years.
Speaker 3: That's a hard way to make a living, but I
Speaker 3: like the freedom.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 13: We live in a really remote spot, not a lot
Speaker 13: of people around here, and we like it that way.
Speaker 13: I think the first time that I ever heard about
Speaker 13: cattle mutilations was way back in high school or something.
Speaker 13: When you hear that kind of stuff, you just you
Speaker 13: kind of just ride it off. You don't really believe it.
Speaker 13: You just don't think that's gonna really happen to us.
Speaker 13: It was early June of twenty twenty one.
Speaker 5: We had the heifer.
Speaker 13: She wasn't acting right, and we trailed her two miles,
Speaker 13: but she was acting odd. As they were gathering heifers,
Speaker 13: she was falling to the back and she was the
Speaker 13: last one through the gate. So I figured we'd go
Speaker 13: check on her in a day or two and see
Speaker 13: what's going on. Next morning, I got to pick up
Speaker 13: drove over the hill to that part of the ranch
Speaker 13: to go look at the heifer. That heifer was laying
Speaker 13: right up here, dead and mutilated, literally.
Speaker 5: Right here.
Speaker 13: In the middle of where this green patch is. In fact,
Speaker 13: it's still a few bones in here. The heifer was
Speaker 13: laying right here on her right side, and her face
Speaker 13: was skinned back, her tongue was removed, and she had
Speaker 13: a large straight cut, probably a couple of feet right
Speaker 13: behind her shoulder here, and the hide was pulled back.
Speaker 13: I was taken aback. I've never seen anything like that ever.
Speaker 13: There was zero tracks anywhere, there was no noticeable blood
Speaker 13: anywhere around the animal, and no sign of a struggle
Speaker 13: another thing. So often if you find something dead, I mean,
Speaker 13: unless you're on it in the first few hours. Usually
Speaker 13: some scavengers, you know, crows, ravens, magpies, coyotes, vultures.
Speaker 5: Have been on it.
Speaker 13: But this Heffer, the was mutilated. Nothing would eat her,
Speaker 13: nothing wanted to touch her. And it just got the
Speaker 13: wheels turning a little bit like maybe she'd been darted
Speaker 13: or something. I don't know what kind of drug or
Speaker 13: whatever else you maybe would have to have in that dart,
Speaker 13: but that Heffer was acting strange. One of the most
Speaker 13: troubling things about that mutilation is where it happened. I mean,
Speaker 13: this is nowhere that's easy to get to. We take
Speaker 13: those cattle three miles across the ranch, through canyons, over ridges,
Speaker 13: everything else.
Speaker 3: How did anybody even know there were going to be
Speaker 3: cattle there that day?
Speaker 13: Nobody knew that, so did they follow our cowboys?
Speaker 3: That was strange.
Speaker 13: We know she was alive at twelve thirty in the afternoon,
Speaker 13: and we know she was dead at six o'clock the
Speaker 13: next morning, and what happened in between, I don't know.
Speaker 13: It was odd enough that I called our county sheriff.
Speaker 13: They performed their investigation and called me that evening and said,
Speaker 13: we've determined that Heffer was killed by a bear. And
Speaker 13: I said a bear. I mean, we've never had anything
Speaker 13: killed by a bear ever. We do have bears around here,
Speaker 13: but it was this almost surgical cut for I mean,
Speaker 13: it's like a two foot cut and then a perfectly
Speaker 13: straight line right behind their shoulder. Bears, last I checked,
Speaker 13: don't pack knives.
Speaker 9: So this is an organ rancher. And he's a good
Speaker 9: old boy, you know, and probably I think by the
Speaker 9: end of the documentary he said like he doesn't believe
Speaker 9: that it otherworldly, that he thinks it's probably people doing this.
Speaker 9: But it's like it's like he don't even understand what
Speaker 9: it's coming out of his own mouth. There's no tracks,
Speaker 9: no four wheeler tracks, no footprints, no nothing, no blood,
Speaker 9: surgical incision, surgic cual, surgic cull. Like if it was animals,
Speaker 9: I'm just rolling out animals right now, because fuck that, No, Like,
Speaker 9: what did they think if fucking coyote has a little
Speaker 9: tin blade and he's just hacking away at these shits
Speaker 9: and the parts that they're taking, right, doesn't make sense?
Speaker 9: Tongs uh, jawbone, hide be holes and testines puss slips
Speaker 9: like I don't I don't necessarily get it. Hey, this
Speaker 9: is not stuff that you would find valuable, and they'll
Speaker 9: talk about that in a minute. But for me, it
Speaker 9: makes it even more because these areas, these areas are
Speaker 9: so isolated. There's not like a lot of like there's
Speaker 9: not a Walmart nearby. Okay, these are people out in
Speaker 9: the middle of nowhere on a ranch, which, by the way,
Speaker 9: until I watched this documentary, I had it in my
Speaker 9: head that ranchers, you know, were one way. I haven't
Speaker 9: really met a lot of ranchers, surprise. But those are
Speaker 9: some good old boys right there, pretty handsome looking dude,
Speaker 9: kind the kind of dude that like works all day
Speaker 9: and then comes home and like unwines with like home
Speaker 9: cooked meal and a beer and just no nonsense kind
Speaker 9: of guys. I don't think they'd stand anything to gain
Speaker 9: out of make it this stuff up. And so I
Speaker 9: just he's a wrangler jeans wearing type of dude, and
Speaker 9: I feel like he just wouldn't have any reason in
Speaker 9: the world to want to make this stuff up. But
Speaker 9: let's continue on with some more points and then we'll
Speaker 9: meet back up.
Speaker 12: My name's Matt Carter, my rancher in eastern Oregon. The
Speaker 12: first time I heard about cattle relations was from an
Speaker 12: old friend of mine who had told me that he'd
Speaker 12: heard about him even back in the seventies, And I
Speaker 12: thought that's kind of odd.
Speaker 5: But not too worried about it.
Speaker 12: Then in August to twenty twenty, I went down to
Speaker 12: the south side of the ranch and I saw this
Speaker 12: cat land over by water trough and just from afar.
Speaker 11: It didn't look natural.
Speaker 14: Right here is where that cow was dead, mutilated. Her
Speaker 14: upper lip was cut off and her tongue was gone,
Speaker 14: and her intestines were sticking out between her hind legs.
Speaker 12: The scene was odd because there were no signs of
Speaker 12: any struggle of any sort. When I was sure myself
Speaker 12: that it was a mutilated cow, I thought, well, it's
Speaker 12: pretty close to home now it's happened to me, which
Speaker 12: and everything it's going to you know, until it does.
Speaker 12: In the winter of twenty twenty two, we had another mutilation.
Speaker 15: It's just less than a half mile from the house.
Speaker 15: That bull was dead right here, no sign of struggle
Speaker 15: or anything. There was next to no.
Speaker 12: Blood on the ground here, No sign of foul play
Speaker 12: other than it was mutilated. At the scene of the crime,
Speaker 12: we had probably over two feet of snow on the ground.
Speaker 12: Then I looked for tracks, you know. I walked out
Speaker 12: in the snow all the way around. Couldn't see any
Speaker 12: tracks of any sort. There was no way anybody could
Speaker 12: have got in here without leaving tracks. I called the
Speaker 12: state police and they came out. Walked around out there,
Speaker 12: made a big circle out around, and he didn't find
Speaker 12: any tracks. None of the authorities I talked to ever
Speaker 12: thought it was any kind of a predator attack or kill.
Speaker 12: They wouldn't say what it was because there's no evidence.
Speaker 12: It was just really odd.
Speaker 16: My name is Jeremiah Holmes. I worked for the Walla
Speaker 16: County Sheriff's office. We've had five confirmed mutilations in the
Speaker 16: county since twenty nineteen. One of them was in July
Speaker 16: of twenty twenty. I got a phone call from a rancher.
Speaker 16: He was baffled by what he saw, much like most
Speaker 16: people are. He didn't want people to think he was
Speaker 16: weird or strange or something for calling it in. There
Speaker 16: was a cow laying underneath a juniper tree, and her
Speaker 16: head was five six inches off the ground. From a distance,
Speaker 16: she looked like she was probably a sick cow. And
Speaker 16: we get up there.
Speaker 5: And she's dead.
Speaker 16: Tongue was gone, the reproductive tracks that they could get
Speaker 16: to were gone.
Speaker 5: It was eerie.
Speaker 16: I have never seen a cow with his head off
Speaker 16: the ground in a rick and mortars type stage like
Speaker 16: that ever. I took a few photos and wrote it
Speaker 16: up and documented it as well, but I have no
Speaker 16: way to explain it. I'm absolutely convinced that's not predators.
Speaker 16: Predators are going to go to the soft tissue, but
Speaker 16: they're not going to do with precision. And so when
Speaker 16: you start talking about mutilations, it's a mystery. It's that
Speaker 16: invasion of somebody coming and killing an animal on your
Speaker 16: property and you can't put a finger on who it is.
Speaker 16: You're just kind of on edge because you don't have
Speaker 16: a clue really what you're dealing with.
Speaker 11: My name is Steven Allen.
Speaker 2: I'm the publisher and editor of the Times Journal newspaper
Speaker 2: here in Condon, Oregon. When I heard about the first
Speaker 2: cattle meta related in Wheeler County and December of twenty nineteen, honestly,
Speaker 2: I didn't know what to think.
Speaker 11: I'm not a cattle guy. But it was really when I.
Speaker 2: First talked to Deputy Jeremiah Holmes that I started to
Speaker 2: feel like something was going on here, that something was
Speaker 2: happening to the livestock in the area. There were some
Speaker 2: people who were scared, and people who I think normally
Speaker 2: aren't aren't scared.
Speaker 11: They were shook, and they told me, don't stop. You
Speaker 11: got to keep asking questions. You got to find out
Speaker 11: what's going on.
Speaker 7: It was March twenty second, twenty twenty. Our grandson and
Speaker 7: I went out. It was last week of the elk season,
Speaker 7: and I grove up on this bull.
Speaker 5: Bull was laying on each side.
Speaker 7: He just proof he was over at mood, which that
Speaker 7: was immediately strange.
Speaker 5: A chunk of skin removed from.
Speaker 7: His belly all the way back up to his rectum.
Speaker 7: I've seen a lot of stuff, I never seen anything
Speaker 7: like it really had. There were just some really strange
Speaker 7: about the whole deal. When I really started looking at
Speaker 7: the situation, the creeps kind of got to me. Still,
Speaker 7: my hair will stand up on the back of my
Speaker 7: neck when I drive by that spot.
Speaker 17: The first time I heard about a cattle mutilation was
Speaker 17: in the late seventies. My dad works for the Department
Speaker 17: of Agriculture. I can remember Dad talking about him. Everybody
Speaker 17: was don't shit what happened?
Speaker 5: You know what I mean? It was a big deal.
Speaker 17: I can remember him in his head and I wanted
Speaker 17: to know why somebody would do that a cow. The
Speaker 17: first one that I found was really something.
Speaker 5: I see her laying there.
Speaker 17: So when I walked up there and I just kind
Speaker 17: of stood in her shock because she was mutilated. Actually
Speaker 17: couldn't believe it first one i'd actually seen. There's no
Speaker 17: reason she should be dead. She is a perfectly healthy cow.
Speaker 17: They had taken her lips and her tongue, her cheeks,
Speaker 17: The volga was cut out of her in a perfect circle,
Speaker 17: straight lines, no jagged, ragged. I mean just to a tea.
Speaker 17: I thought Jesus cried, that will happened. And the more
Speaker 17: you look at it, the more bizarre it comes in
Speaker 17: it because it's so precise, and the cow business, there's
Speaker 17: absolutely no way to prevent death. You're going to have
Speaker 17: some death loss, whether it's a sickness, a broken leg,
Speaker 17: but mutilation that's different. That's some sick, twisted stuff.
Speaker 3: My name is Julie Sperry.
Speaker 6: I am a veterinarian based out of Gardner, Colorado. As
Speaker 6: a bovine veterinarian, I work with cattle ranchers to keep
Speaker 6: all of the cows, calves, and bulls healthy. When I
Speaker 6: had seen reports of cattle mutilation on the news before,
Speaker 6: I had at first poop pooed it because the genitalia
Speaker 6: and the rectums is kind of a predatory scavenger type thing.
Speaker 6: But then you add in the tongue and predators won't
Speaker 6: touch that. I got to think and that maybe there
Speaker 6: really was something to the cattle mutilations and that it
Speaker 6: wasn't predators. This past spring, got a phone call about
Speaker 6: a cow that had died and the owner wanted any
Speaker 6: cropsy done to see why she died because she was
Speaker 6: a young, healthy cow. There was really nothing that pointed
Speaker 6: to any reason why this cow died. After I had
Speaker 6: looked in her abdomen and chest, I went to grab
Speaker 6: for her tongue so I could open her mouth better.
Speaker 11: It's easy to use.
Speaker 6: That for leverage, and there wasn't much tongue left. There
Speaker 6: was no way any predator could have gotten in there
Speaker 6: to get to it because rigor had set in and
Speaker 6: her jaw was clamp shut. All of my medical training
Speaker 6: cannot point to why this cow died, and no amount
Speaker 6: of research tissue blood is going to tell us anything
Speaker 6: other than what I saw with my naked eye, which
Speaker 6: was nothing. As far as what are who are mutilating
Speaker 6: these cows, I honestly have no idea because it's like
Speaker 6: nothing that I have ever seen before. I really wish
Speaker 6: I had an answer.
Speaker 11: My name is Christopher O'Brien.
Speaker 18: I've been a unexplained livestock death investigator for over thirty
Speaker 18: years and I've investigated over two hundred cases.
Speaker 11: It's horrifying what I've seen.
Speaker 18: The cattle eulation mystery is by far the scariest phenomenon,
Speaker 18: and very very few people take it upon themselves to
Speaker 18: investigate cases of this type. Okay, this is a pretty
Speaker 18: precise triangular cut.
Speaker 11: That cut does a little suspect.
Speaker 19: Okay, we see obvious cookie cutter incisions.
Speaker 11: I mean phenomenal.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, tell me that coyotes did that.
Speaker 18: We have cases for mutilating livestock that have been documented
Speaker 18: to go back to the reign of James the first
Speaker 18: in England in sixteen oh six, but all these prior
Speaker 18: cases really did not gain any sort of international notoriety.
Speaker 18: These were all local curiosities, but when Snippy happened in
Speaker 18: nineteen sixty seven, this became an international news story. Snippy
Speaker 18: was a horse living in the San Luis Valley in Colorado,
Speaker 18: and she was found dead. The spinal cord was missing
Speaker 18: from within the spine, with no apparent way into the
Speaker 18: spinal cord.
Speaker 11: Channel from either of the top or the bottom.
Speaker 18: The brain was gone without a break into the cranium,
Speaker 18: and the upper respiratory organs were gone.
Speaker 11: The family, of course, was very freaked out by this.
Speaker 20: Laying on its side like it had just dropped over
Speaker 20: while it was ready. Except for the fact that from
Speaker 20: here up all of the skin, tissue, everything was stripped
Speaker 20: from that horse's head.
Speaker 18: The Snippy crime scene was highly unusual. Normally, if a
Speaker 18: horse is found denuded to flesh from its shoulders to
Speaker 18: its neck, you'd have tissue and blood and body fluids around,
Speaker 18: and none of this is present at the site. When
Speaker 18: they did a really intensive survey of the area there,
Speaker 18: they found that she had pranced around in two or
Speaker 18: three circles before then being found one hundred feet away
Speaker 18: from where her tracks were.
Speaker 11: That gave the appearance of maybe something in.
Speaker 18: The area have been stalking her.
Speaker 20: My mother turned around to me and she said, Nellie's
Speaker 20: horse got killed by a flying saucer last night.
Speaker 18: We do have a well documented wave of UFO activity
Speaker 18: that was going on at the time of the Sippy case,
Speaker 18: the late summer fall of nineteen sixty seven. Do you
Speaker 18: have a bunch of sightings that are occurring in Colorado?
Speaker 18: People lining up the roadways would pick the clunches waiting
Speaker 18: for the UFOs to come out.
Speaker 11: I mean, it was a big deal.
Speaker 18: And then to have the Snippy case occur, it's almost
Speaker 18: impossible not to equate one with the other. And from
Speaker 18: then on the mulations jumped into high gear. In nineteen
Speaker 18: seventy three, all hell broke loose relations occurred and by
Speaker 18: the end of the year, I think it was fourteen
Speaker 18: states at that point that had reported mulation cases.
Speaker 4: Lying in a straight line one hundred and fifty yards apart,
Speaker 4: their eyes, tongs, and sex organs cut out with laser
Speaker 4: like precision.
Speaker 18: New Mexico was one of the states that was really
Speaker 18: hit the hardest, and there was over one hundred and
Speaker 18: fifty I think mutilations in a four or five year
Speaker 18: period in the late seventies, and by this point thousands
Speaker 18: of animals had been reported mutilated.
Speaker 11: I think a number that's.
Speaker 18: Commonly used and referred to as in the United States.
Speaker 18: In Canada there have been about ten thousand cases. We're
Speaker 18: probably only seen the tip of the iceberg. Probably many
Speaker 18: more cases occurred. My personal feeling is only one in
Speaker 18: ten mulations actually get reported to law enforcement.
Speaker 2: Ranchers are typically pretty private people. They also take their
Speaker 2: work very seriously, so when they start to lose animals,
Speaker 2: it's also a bit of a source of pride, and
Speaker 2: so I don't think they like a lot of people
Speaker 2: knowing that they've had a death in they're heard, so
Speaker 2: you don't know how many are not reported.
Speaker 18: A classic mutilation, by investigator's definition, would be the flesh
Speaker 18: taken off their jaw with a job unpolished white. Usually
Speaker 18: the tongue is taken out. It's very very difficult to
Speaker 18: do surgically. Oftentimes an ear is missing, an eye, the
Speaker 18: animal's reproductive organs are popped out. But if the blood
Speaker 18: is missing, that's the telltale sign for a classic mutilation.
Speaker 5: I couldn't find any blood anywhere.
Speaker 17: No pedal of blood, no nothing, Just a dead cow
Speaker 17: there was no blood.
Speaker 2: Typically, when there's a dead animal, it's a bit of
Speaker 2: a scene. I mean, it looks like a crime scene.
Speaker 2: There's blood everywhere, and we're talking about a cow or
Speaker 2: bull that's up to thirteen gallons of blood that could
Speaker 2: be lost and there's nothing on the ground.
Speaker 16: It'd be a bloody many absolutely, and there was no
Speaker 16: blood where our heifer was laying there dead.
Speaker 6: The most puzzling aspect of this case was I couldn't
Speaker 6: figure out why there wasn't more blood from the mutilation.
Speaker 6: There would have been blood all over the place.
Speaker 13: It's just bizarre. I mean, it's so bizarre this stuff.
Speaker 13: It's hard to wrap your head around. It doesn't make
Speaker 13: sense to me, and I don't understand it.
Speaker 4: No Rasher has been harder hit than Eli Ronnich. Fourteen
Speaker 4: of his cows have been mutilated. A pathologist concluded the
Speaker 4: cups were made by quote the application of high temperature
Speaker 4: as a dissecting process.
Speaker 16: When it comes to investigating, we're literally looking for anything,
Speaker 16: but tracks are number one trying to find evidence of
Speaker 16: how somebody got in there.
Speaker 5: I found absolutely no tracks at all.
Speaker 7: The fact that there was lack of tracks stuff just
Speaker 7: really made my hair stand upon him, and that takes
Speaker 7: a lot for me.
Speaker 17: The fences aren't cat crasses and trumped over where somebody
Speaker 17: walks right, nothing.
Speaker 13: Nothing, no footprints, no four wheeler tracks, no pickup tracks.
Speaker 13: And then I'd say the other thing, whoever's doing the mutilation.
Speaker 13: I don't know how they get the cattle incapacitated to
Speaker 13: where they can work on them.
Speaker 16: They've been a lot of discrepancies and thoughts of how
Speaker 16: these animals are getting killed. You know, we're not finding
Speaker 16: them ning gunshots, any bullet holes.
Speaker 5: I know how powerful cattle are. They're strong.
Speaker 7: I mean, we had a bow weighed over two thousand pounds.
Speaker 7: There's just no way five or six people can even
Speaker 7: think and take them one down. It's a lot of
Speaker 7: animal to just PLoP over on your side. I'll leave
Speaker 7: it mark anywhere.
Speaker 6: Cattle are a prey animal. You rarely can sneak up
Speaker 6: on one.
Speaker 4: You don't just walk up to a big, healthy animal
Speaker 4: like this and tell it to lay down.
Speaker 11: You know, you've got to do something to it.
Speaker 6: So it'd have to have been some kind of a
Speaker 6: dark or sleeping thing to make it fall.
Speaker 16: There's dark guns out there today that that individuals use
Speaker 16: for doctor and animals. Are you dealing with some kind
Speaker 16: of a coagulant that you know the blood coagulates in
Speaker 16: an instant and that animal freezes in its tracks.
Speaker 21: Somebody had to have tranquilized her and didn't give her
Speaker 21: a shot of that step to colligate your blood because
Speaker 21: there was no bulletholes.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: Not.
Speaker 18: One of the ingenious elements of this whole mystery is
Speaker 18: the animal usually lazing the environment for at least three
Speaker 18: or four days before it's even discovered.
Speaker 16: When you have an animal that's been dead for four
Speaker 16: or five six days, any attempt for like blood draws
Speaker 16: or anything like that or are done. You don't have
Speaker 16: to find anything in the blood or tissue samples. Any
Speaker 16: drugs in the system would have been long gone.
Speaker 6: I honestly didn't know what to sample. It's not something
Speaker 6: that is probably going to be worth anything than anymore
Speaker 6: because the blood has already started to degrade.
Speaker 17: We took some tissue samples, but by the time the
Speaker 17: samples get there, they're rotten, and so they can't find
Speaker 17: anything about Confidad.
Speaker 11: The reasonable person can sit here and.
Speaker 22: Comprehend why someone or some group of individuals would want
Speaker 22: these body parts from these animals. It's just a senseless crime,
Speaker 22: and you know, it's just something that isn't conduce to
Speaker 22: the common reason.
Speaker 5: I would have a clue what a motive would be.
Speaker 16: In the days that when the buffalo roamed the country,
Speaker 16: the buffalo hiders. One of the things that they did,
Speaker 16: they took the tongues. The tongues were kind of delicacy
Speaker 16: on the buffalo.
Speaker 3: There's no value to any of the parts.
Speaker 12: You don't mean market and you can buy a tongue,
Speaker 12: but it's a ten or fifteen dollars item. Maybe the
Speaker 12: reproductive organs have no real value. Why would anybody want
Speaker 12: those kind of things other than it's for some kind
Speaker 12: of ritual or something.
Speaker 23: Roving bands of shadowy Satan worshipers are frequently mentioned as
Speaker 23: possible culprits and the mutilations.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of folks that believe it's a cult.
Speaker 21: There's a lot of them days getting ready to make
Speaker 21: a sacrifice. I think to the devil over that red moon.
Speaker 18: I think there's ritualists and blood sacrifice written all over
Speaker 18: this mystery. It's the only blood based paranormal phenomenon, and
Speaker 18: it's the one that leaves behind the most physical evidence,
Speaker 18: So that fact alone gives it a veneer of almost
Speaker 18: an evil sort of predatory, occultish kind of feel to it.
Speaker 19: Okay, just a little date id checkets May fourth, nineteen
Speaker 19: ninety eight, eleven fifty five in the morning, got this
Speaker 19: call from June Walkley and her husband Virgil, and they
Speaker 19: spotted this animal that they said looked like it had
Speaker 19: been dropped on the fence.
Speaker 18: Another thing that's interesting as well is sometimes there's evidence
Speaker 18: of the animal being dropped from a height, horns broken off,
Speaker 18: heads twisted in an unnatural way, clamp marks on the
Speaker 18: back like it had been picked up and dropped, Spines
Speaker 18: with all the ribs broken off right on the spine
Speaker 18: like it had been dropped from great height and snapped
Speaker 18: all the ribs. So it does appear that these animals
Speaker 18: are being picked up, taken somewhere, experimented on, and then
Speaker 18: brought back and dropped in a different place in the
Speaker 18: pasture than where they were picked up. We've had cases
Speaker 18: that cows have ended up five pastures away from where
Speaker 18: they were originally supposed to be, up to two, three, four,
Speaker 18: even seven miles away. Who's doing this, I don't know,
Speaker 18: but they definitely have their modus operandi dialed in.
Speaker 5: House.
Speaker 23: Investigations have found an unusually high correlation between utilations and
Speaker 23: UFO sightings.
Speaker 2: I've had two ranchers tell me off the record that
Speaker 2: the only thing they can think of is UFOs. I've
Speaker 2: also had people who live in these very remote places
Speaker 2: tell me that they have seen UFOs.
Speaker 13: One thing that you know you hear about this stuff
Speaker 13: is aliens. I personally don't believe that. I believe this
Speaker 13: is being done by people. It kisses me off. You're stealing.
Speaker 13: It's theft in any other business, when you steal from somebody,
Speaker 13: there's consequences for that.
Speaker 1: In a state where cattle are a billion dollar industry,
Speaker 1: theories about the mutilations almost outnumber the ranchers who talk
Speaker 1: about them. Some think the criminals come by helicopter flying
Speaker 1: through the night, descending on herds, helicopters bearing men with
Speaker 1: poisoned darts, or perhaps military men trying out a new chemical.
Speaker 18: In the seventies, we have sightings in Colorado where groups
Speaker 18: of as many as seven helicopters are seeing harassing cattle herds.
Speaker 18: These helicopter sidings, when you start adding them up, there's
Speaker 18: at least one hunred and fifty four hundred of them
Speaker 18: documented sightings of helicopters in and a emulation sites mostly afterwards.
Speaker 18: The fact that these government helicopters were assuming are being
Speaker 18: seen suggests that there may be some sort of official,
Speaker 18: sanctioned government program going on.
Speaker 11: What are they doing?
Speaker 2: The possibility of a group of people doing this seems
Speaker 2: to be the one that law enforcement has taken the
Speaker 2: most seriously. I wonder if it's a serial killer group
Speaker 2: or some kind of group that's capable of doing something
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 17: Some of the greatest rail children in the world have
Speaker 17: bventually made a mistake, they left something and they were discovered.
Speaker 17: I think if it was two or three guys were pulled,
Speaker 17: I think that something would be found by now.
Speaker 18: It's got to be multi generational because we've been dealing
Speaker 18: with this now for forty to fifty sixty years, so
Speaker 18: it's not just one group of people that we are
Speaker 18: doing this.
Speaker 11: That's always been one of the stumbling.
Speaker 5: Blocks for this.
Speaker 18: How come they have it opened up? And why don't
Speaker 18: we have a whistle blow? Why don't we have somebody
Speaker 18: that's come forward. A mulation of a cower of bull
Speaker 18: is a crime.
Speaker 16: It is something that's serious and it's an animal this time, Well,
Speaker 16: what happens if rancher's kids are out there on the
Speaker 16: four wheeler or something and they run across somebody that's
Speaker 16: causing this. Are they going to take somebody's life. In
Speaker 16: addition to.
Speaker 12: That, our bull got mutilated within a half mile of
Speaker 12: our house. It's really troubling to think that somebody would come.
Speaker 11: Within that close to the house and kill something.
Speaker 12: And who knows if somebody's demented enough to come on
Speaker 12: the ranch and kill and mutilate a bull or a cow,
Speaker 12: what's going to keep them from in the house and
Speaker 12: killing somebody.
Speaker 11: That night, my daughter was home alone.
Speaker 12: You know, you think you're safe living way out of town,
Speaker 12: way out here at the end of the road, and
Speaker 12: you just don't know that you are.
Speaker 2: I think there is a real concern of what might
Speaker 2: be out there. The mystery just kind of continues to
Speaker 2: grow well.
Speaker 1: Tonight, authorities north of Houston or investigating the mysterious death
Speaker 1: of six cattle found with their tongues removed but no
Speaker 1: blood spilled.
Speaker 2: I know that there's a lot of cases happening in
Speaker 2: Texas right now.
Speaker 9: Investigators say the cows remains.
Speaker 3: Weren't even scavenged by other animals. An expert we spoke
Speaker 3: to says that's just unusual.
Speaker 18: The Oregon cases that happened in twenty eighteen through twenty
Speaker 18: twenty one were maybe just a presage to a new
Speaker 18: wave that we have developing in light of these new
Speaker 18: Texas cases that have been reported, which may number around
Speaker 18: a dozen now. The Texas cases, they all have been
Speaker 18: described as being classic mulations, and they've all appeared to
Speaker 18: be north of Houston in Southeast Texas. The Animal Legal
Speaker 18: Defense Fund has now stepped in and is offering a
Speaker 18: reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of
Speaker 18: the person or people responsible. Officials in Texas are very
Speaker 18: very tight lipped and have not allowed any to my knowledge,
Speaker 18: any information out about.
Speaker 16: The nature of these cases. It is frustrating because I
Speaker 16: want answers. If we start looking at collaborating and coming
Speaker 16: up with some kind of a group idea on how
Speaker 16: to investigate these, get some sort of a data system
Speaker 16: or something where we can see what's going on in
Speaker 16: other counties and see their reports, I think that there's
Speaker 16: a better chance of getting some kind.
Speaker 5: Of closure authorities in it.
Speaker 7: At least four counties across southeast Texas investigating.
Speaker 5: These cases all very similar. So far, no arrest have
Speaker 5: been made.
Speaker 3: If you have any information, called police.
Speaker 9: The things that get me are no blood. Did you
Speaker 9: see the picture of the one cow with its head
Speaker 9: still up in the air, Like, what is going on?
Speaker 9: They're cutting the utter titties off, They're cutting the puss
Speaker 9: lips off, They're cutting the they're cutting the bee holes
Speaker 9: in the intestines and the rectums and the like, the
Speaker 9: lips off, the tongues out, the jawbone is sticking out,
Speaker 9: and it's all with surgical precision, okay. And no blood,
Speaker 9: no none blood, no blood, not a drop of blood
Speaker 9: in sight. Some of these bitches look like they've been
Speaker 9: picked up taking somewhere else, fucking dropped off, fell right
Speaker 9: on the fence line. And it is astounding to me
Speaker 9: how it's even in the news, like oh, ranchers are
Speaker 9: saying in their cows and the no blood and like
Speaker 9: the surgical precision and the no tracks and be holes
Speaker 9: everywhere and the fucking utter titties cut off. What like
Speaker 9: It's obviously not Satan worshippers or animals in my humble opinion,
Speaker 9: But then what exactly is going on? What is this
Speaker 9: fucking phenomenon? Could it be Let's just go, let's just
Speaker 9: go all right, sure, I'm sure some of you are
Speaker 9: out there are alien people, So aliens, we'll just put
Speaker 9: that on the table. They're picking them up, Travis Walton's style,
Speaker 9: taking them up. They're cutting their utter titties off, beeholes everywhere,
Speaker 9: denuding the skull, taking the tongue, dropping them off, wham bam.
Speaker 9: Cattle mutilation. Sure, maybe, But if and it's like the government,
Speaker 9: then they're like, oh, there was a cattle mutilation, and
Speaker 9: then there was a bunch of helicopters all over the
Speaker 9: area where they found the mutilated cow. So then you
Speaker 9: get to thinking, well, why are they so curious about this?
Speaker 9: I think that our government is inca hoots and works
Speaker 9: closely with an inter dimensional species of fallen if you will,
Speaker 9: disembodied spirits of evil beings, and in return for advanced technology,
Speaker 9: maybe prophecies of the future, this, that, and the third thing,
Speaker 9: they let these evil spirited beings conduct all type of
Speaker 9: studies on us and our animals and you know whatever else.
Speaker 9: I think that they do ritualism where they let these
Speaker 9: spirits come into their own bodies and kind of do
Speaker 9: like a venom type of like they they let them,
Speaker 9: like a symbiote come up inside of them and they
Speaker 9: kind of have like a split. I think this could
Speaker 9: be a real thing. I think politicians do it. I
Speaker 9: think that's why they take babies and they eat big
Speaker 9: chunks out of them and shit, and they rape and
Speaker 9: murder and they drown puppies and bathtubs, and they do
Speaker 9: They've let these spirits come into their bodies. Yes, they
Speaker 9: perform ritualism, Yes they know how to contact these beings.
Speaker 9: They're obviously getting something from them. But they want in
Speaker 9: return for letting them conduct studies on us and all
Speaker 9: these crimes against humanity and murder our cows and rip
Speaker 9: their fucking titty nipples off. They get in return advanced technology,
Speaker 9: forbidden knowledge. They get prophecies of the future, power, fame, fortune,
Speaker 9: whatever this Faustian bargain is. Because the cow mutilations are
Speaker 9: happening around the world, it's not just the US that's
Speaker 9: acutely affected. And you know, I think the by a warfare,
Speaker 9: the jelly blobs that rain down in Washington and the
Speaker 9: meat showers in Kentucky and all of that cow mutilations
Speaker 9: with their fucking bee holes turned inside out, and all
Speaker 9: the tongues and the eyeballs and whatever else. It's all connected.
Speaker 9: And sure, maybe these these beings, these spirits, they have
Speaker 9: a way of Travis waltony a cow out of the pasture,
Speaker 9: taking it somewhere, hacking, sacking, and then literally dropping it,
Speaker 9: probably from hundreds of feet in the air. Some of
Speaker 9: these cows look like they're all smashed and fucking their
Speaker 9: ribs are cracked and every you know, they're just taking
Speaker 9: out the garbage. And I do think this is absolutely one.
Speaker 9: Some of you are gonna say that it's aliens, and
Speaker 9: that's fine, potato potato. I don't think that they come
Speaker 9: from another planet or outer space or anything like that.
Speaker 9: I think they come from inner space, if that's a thing.
Speaker 9: You know. I think that they have some shit that
Speaker 9: we don't know about. And the fact that it's like
Speaker 9: something like this could happen almost on a daily basis.
Speaker 9: There's tens of thousands of reports of this shit. It's
Speaker 9: like crop circles and shit like that, and you know,
Speaker 9: it just is kind of one of those taboo things
Speaker 9: that how in the fuck are we not more concerned
Speaker 9: about this, because if they're coming for the cows, you
Speaker 9: gotta think at some point they're gonna come for the people,
Speaker 9: which yeah, there are reports of them coming for the people,
Speaker 9: But was it gonna take somebody getting their titty nipples
Speaker 9: cut off? And like, you know, actually there have been
Speaker 9: mutilations of people in the past that have been blamed
Speaker 9: on serial killers. Black dahlia type of shit, all dissected
Speaker 9: and fucking titties cut off and puss inside out, Like
Speaker 9: that's some real that that was a black dahlia. They,
Speaker 9: in my opinion, a person serial killer did do that
Speaker 9: for ritualism purposes. But we don't know that it's not
Speaker 9: the same thing with the cattle. Like they took that
Speaker 9: woman somewhere and they did that stuff to her and
Speaker 9: then they dropped her pieces back off in a field.
Speaker 9: We just we really don't know, because I do feel
Speaker 9: like serial killers are a part of these secret programs.
Speaker 9: So yeah, I mean the mutilation of anything I think
Speaker 9: is and then the helicopters flying by and stuff like that,
Speaker 9: they know what's going on, they know what the fuck
Speaker 9: is going on. And I just think it's really sad
Speaker 9: for these cows because hello, they're super cute and they
Speaker 9: could have made a delicious steak one day, but no,
Speaker 9: they got their titty nipples cut off, their bee holes
Speaker 9: turned inside out, and they're doing it to the horses too,
Speaker 9: And I love horses. I'm a sagittarius. Okay, that's a
Speaker 9: little too close to home for me. But anyways, your thoughts,
Speaker 9: your feelings, your opinions, what do you think's going on here?
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Speaker 9: It's a little bit weird, a lot of unanswered questions
Speaker 9: with this topic. Let me know your thoughts, feelings, opinions,
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