July 2009: Seven bovines were found mutilated last week in a farm near Puelches, in Southwestern La Pampa. The
information was confirmed to CEUFO by local cattlemen who expressed their concern at the new incidents and stated
“they did not occur in a single day; rather, they took place throughout the week” while one woman, a ranch owner,
added that “strange lights were seen maneuvering over the area for several nights throughout the region.”
It should be noted that throughout this area, the presence of “lights” and “vehicles” is so common that on several
occasion, local residents contacted CEUFO to witness the maneuvers of “strange vehicles” that are even visible over
the area during the daytime hours – a region that is being scourged by a remarkable drought.
The eyewitness accounts include those by police officers and community authorities of the southern communities,
who have come to consider the phenomenon as folklore.
Cattle mutilations have re-entered the conversations of livestock producers and residents of various regions of La
Pampa and central Argentina in general.
Every so often, almost cyclically, the subject of mutilated animals, slain with alarming precision, appears once more in
the media, especially in the nation’s heartland. La Pampa takes center stage and a wide array of comments emerge
from discussions at coffeehouses, cattlemen’s’ associations, and all the towns in Argentina’s central region.
information was confirmed to CEUFO by local cattlemen who expressed their concern at the new incidents and stated
“they did not occur in a single day; rather, they took place throughout the week” while one woman, a ranch owner,
added that “strange lights were seen maneuvering over the area for several nights throughout the region.”
It should be noted that throughout this area, the presence of “lights” and “vehicles” is so common that on several
occasion, local residents contacted CEUFO to witness the maneuvers of “strange vehicles” that are even visible over
the area during the daytime hours – a region that is being scourged by a remarkable drought.
The eyewitness accounts include those by police officers and community authorities of the southern communities,
who have come to consider the phenomenon as folklore.
Cattle mutilations have re-entered the conversations of livestock producers and residents of various regions of La
Pampa and central Argentina in general.
Every so often, almost cyclically, the subject of mutilated animals, slain with alarming precision, appears once more in
the media, especially in the nation’s heartland. La Pampa takes center stage and a wide array of comments emerge
from discussions at coffeehouses, cattlemen’s’ associations, and all the towns in Argentina’s central region.
ARGENTINA: CATTLE MUTILATIONS ON THE RISE (CEUFO) by Quique Mario, CEUFO
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Memories of the “rodents” in the absurd essay produced by
SENASA are a source of amusement among seasoned
laborers, knowledgeable of the strange manifestations in
their area. And within this framework, the term
“extraterrestrial” causes an uncomfortable sensation among
those who have witnessed the maneuvers of strange lights
in the darkness, generally associated to the mysterious and
unknown.
Long-time rural residents marvel at the precision of the
cuts, and are even more startled that other creatures refuse
to approach animals slain in this fashion. It is only now that
carrion animals are timidly starting to approach a carcass
that has lain exposed for ten to twelve days.
A veteran farmer stated, “The lacerations are not normal.
There are no signs that the animal even tried to fend off an
assailant. Rather, it appears to have fallen asleep on the
SENASA are a source of amusement among seasoned
laborers, knowledgeable of the strange manifestations in
their area. And within this framework, the term
“extraterrestrial” causes an uncomfortable sensation among
those who have witnessed the maneuvers of strange lights
in the darkness, generally associated to the mysterious and
unknown.
Long-time rural residents marvel at the precision of the
cuts, and are even more startled that other creatures refuse
to approach animals slain in this fashion. It is only now that
carrion animals are timidly starting to approach a carcass
that has lain exposed for ten to twelve days.
A veteran farmer stated, “The lacerations are not normal.
There are no signs that the animal even tried to fend off an
assailant. Rather, it appears to have fallen asleep on the
ground.
An officer of the Cattle Theft Division of the La Pampa Police has said: “Although no reports are called in when the
events occur, police officers act on their own whenever news of these events becomes known,” adding that “our eyes
only look for strictly police-related material”, making it understood that the cases are subsequently reviewed by
experts that are better versed in the subject at senior levels. “They tend to find details such as the animals’ apparent
proximity to high voltage wires, the fact that there are always water deposits nearby, and that some trees show
signs of incisions and other marks.”
Within this framework of hundreds of episodes taking place over a vast central region of the country, some agencies
endeavored to prove that the events were “natural” and blamed the “red-muzzled mouse”, but were unaware that
scientists know the region well by virtue of living in it, and also know all of its nooks and crannies and each species
that occupies them. These scientists vehemently dismissed the laboratory-confected assays. Finally, the DEFINITIVE
report, which was not circulated at all, was the one furnished to CEUFO by an official with the School of Veterinary
Medicine of the University of La Pampa. After a year of experiments and comparisons, they ruled that THE INCISIONS
WERE MECHANICAL – that is to say, produced by an element having nothing to do with the teeth of rodents or
carrion animals.
In one of many forays conducted by CEUFO in the rural areas, we obtained an eyewitness account in March 2007 from
a cattleman in the community of Embajador Martini, Province of La Pampa, who added an interesting fact to be kept in
mind within comparative parameters. He said: “At 14:00 hours, I witnessed a stampede produced by a circular beam
of light, measuring 2 meters in diameter approximately, issued by an object that traveled at a normal altitude and
speed, shaped like two soup-bowls joined at their edges.”
The question arose immediately – Was this what caused the animals to stampede? Was it in any way connected with
the mutilations?
We can draw our own conclusions with all of this information.
(Translation (c) 2009, S. Corrales, IHU. Special thanks to Quique Mario, CEUFO, and Guillermo Gimenez, Planeta UFO)
An officer of the Cattle Theft Division of the La Pampa Police has said: “Although no reports are called in when the
events occur, police officers act on their own whenever news of these events becomes known,” adding that “our eyes
only look for strictly police-related material”, making it understood that the cases are subsequently reviewed by
experts that are better versed in the subject at senior levels. “They tend to find details such as the animals’ apparent
proximity to high voltage wires, the fact that there are always water deposits nearby, and that some trees show
signs of incisions and other marks.”
Within this framework of hundreds of episodes taking place over a vast central region of the country, some agencies
endeavored to prove that the events were “natural” and blamed the “red-muzzled mouse”, but were unaware that
scientists know the region well by virtue of living in it, and also know all of its nooks and crannies and each species
that occupies them. These scientists vehemently dismissed the laboratory-confected assays. Finally, the DEFINITIVE
report, which was not circulated at all, was the one furnished to CEUFO by an official with the School of Veterinary
Medicine of the University of La Pampa. After a year of experiments and comparisons, they ruled that THE INCISIONS
WERE MECHANICAL – that is to say, produced by an element having nothing to do with the teeth of rodents or
carrion animals.
In one of many forays conducted by CEUFO in the rural areas, we obtained an eyewitness account in March 2007 from
a cattleman in the community of Embajador Martini, Province of La Pampa, who added an interesting fact to be kept in
mind within comparative parameters. He said: “At 14:00 hours, I witnessed a stampede produced by a circular beam
of light, measuring 2 meters in diameter approximately, issued by an object that traveled at a normal altitude and
speed, shaped like two soup-bowls joined at their edges.”
The question arose immediately – Was this what caused the animals to stampede? Was it in any way connected with
the mutilations?
We can draw our own conclusions with all of this information.
(Translation (c) 2009, S. Corrales, IHU. Special thanks to Quique Mario, CEUFO, and Guillermo Gimenez, Planeta UFO)
