- GENERAL CONESA, Argentina
(AR) - The discovery of mutilated animals in various fields of the area
has given rise to changes in the habits of many cattle ranchers. Uncertainty
over the cattle mutilations has given rise to fear, and measures are being
taken to alert about any eventuality.
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- At this time of the year, rural communication equipment
is usually turned on between 1900 and 2000 hours. During this time, information
is exchanged between the ranch's owner and the foreman. But since cows
began to turn up dead, radio recievers have been on 24 hours a day. Even
the volunteer fire brigade is on the same frequency.
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- "There is great fear among the country people. Since
they don't know what's going on, they're completely disconcerted. If there
is any doubt, they contact their neighbors or the fire brigade." And
the fear is evident in the behavior of many ranchers, who have chosen to
send their wives and children into town.
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- Furthermore, despite the fact that there have been no
cases in this are, cattle ranchers are still startled that the huge
farm water tanks "dried up." At this time of year, they usually
hold 8000 liters of water, and if they suddenly run dry, it is a source
of surprise to anyone. Especially if no leaks are detected. On the other
hand, if a water tank that size should fracture and leak, spilling such
an amount of water would leave a mud field of considerable size.
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- Translation (C) 2002. Scott Corrales
Institute of Hispanic Ufology.
Special Thanks to Alicia Rossi.
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- Rural Population Under Alert -
Fear of Cattle Mutilations Grows
- El Tribuno Digital
- 6-21-2
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- There is no scientific explanation. Were they sacrificed?
New questions arise with new cases in the country.
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- We are a country without a personality. Anything that
arrives from abroad, particularly the unsightly and extravagant, we embrace
with unaccustomed devotion.
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- The phenomenon is not new. Since the beginning of the
last century, our land has been visited by the most extravagan and sinester
sects, and may have joined them without the least bit of reflection. Today,
the fashion gyrates around UFO sects and there is a legion of gurus who
claim that an imminent planetary catastrophe is on the way and that only
the chosen--those who follow their teachings--shall be saved, since a fleet
of alien spacecraft will come to collect them.
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- But this enigma has reached our folklore due to the mysterious
spate of animal deaths in Argentina. Dead bovines, mutilated and without
a trace of blood, have created a strange wave that has generated uncertainty
among scientists, fear among the population, and conjectures on extraterrestrial
activity.
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- The foreman of an agricultural and livestock concern
near the town of Adela, some 680 kilometers southwest of Buenos Aires,
found eleven dead cows and bulls whose tongues, eyes, mammary glands and
genitalia had been removed. The find, which was added to another nine dead
and mutilated animals in nearby communities, spread fear among the rural
population of the region, which is one of the richest cattle production
areas of the country. The bovine corpses were scattered in a radius of
300 meters, arranged in a circle, should they be seen from above. The incisions
were made with an electronic scalpel--an element which cauterizes as it
cuts. No traces of bleeding were found.
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- Moreover, Fabio Zerpa, a former supporting actor who
has investigated UFOs for over four decades, told Radio Mitre that he "has
no doubt" that it is "one of the customary laboratory surveys
of flora and fauna performed by extraterrestrials."
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- "Similar cases have been reported in Spain, the
U.S., Chile, Bolivia and Ecuador. The first one occured in Santa Fe in
1964 and in all cases, the pattern was the same: Death without any apparent
cause and mutilations without any trace of blood whatsoever," he explained.
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- (C) 1995-2002 El Tribuno Digital. Translation (C)
2002 Institute of Hispanic Ufology.
Special Thanks to Mercedes Casas.
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