Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about Canadian cattle
mutilations. That's correct, Canadian cattle
mutilations. Now I've found this article over
on ufonut.com. ufonut.com. Pretty interesting.
The guy that runs this looks like his name is Chuck Zukowski,
an interesting guy. I'm reading his bio here.
It looks like he's like a computer guy that says on
multiple different teams that create computer chips.
And so wow, yeah, pretty cool. Anyway, he's got this article
here, real nice website. And the article is titled
Canadian Cattle Mutilation, July 16th, 2024 by Chuck Zukowski and
starts off He says a farming town in central Alberta, Canada
recently experienced the strange phenomena known as a cattle
mutilation. An area rich in water, oil and
gas reserves appears to be a key factor where mutilations will
occur. Every one of the animal
mutilation investigations I've done are in areas where water is
present and sometimes where natural gas and oil is present
too. I believe it's all connected.
That's interesting, I never thought of that.
On June 13th, 2024, he says I received an e-mail from a
daughter of a rancher who found one of their animals lying dead
in a pasture with very unusual surgical like cuts on his face.
The animal was found on Monday, June 10th while the ranchers
were unloading a cattle liner and stock trader of cattle to a
pasture they lease. At the time I received the
e-mail from the daughter, the rancher was experiencing
technical issues with their e-mail so it was a few days late
until I could speak directly with them.
Once I was able to speak with the rancher, I was very
impressed with what I learned. The rancher or ranchers, Tracy
and Steve Kushnerik from Spruce View Acres, were very meticulous
with their own investigation into the cause of death.
The animal was a pure bred semitole female, nine years old,
who didn't have a calf on her nursing this year, but should
have been pregnant for a calf next season.
Her name was Spruce Trinity. Value of the animal was about
$10,000. Oh my goodness, when people hear
about mutilation cases they really don't grasp the issues
involved. Someone or something purposely
trespasses on private property, tracks down a specific animal
that kills it, leaving absolutely no sign of evidence
who the perpetrator is or evidence of how the killing was
done. The rancher is left with the
lifeless body of an animal who was just minding their own
business grazing in a pasture a few hours before.
Well that sounds like some kind of a hybrid cow, $10,000 now.
I mean, how many of those kind of losses could a person sustain
before they just weren't in business any longer?
So the author goes on and says some people may think, well,
it's just an animal, but it's more than that.
Some mutilation cases have taken farm pets too.
From horses, goats, pigs to dogs, it appears no farm mammal
is safe. The majority of mutilation cases
generally involve free grazing animals.
Animals not on steroids are pumped with any kind of drugs,
just animals living off the land, moving from 1 pasture to
the next. Another thing people don't
really understand is the impact to the rancher.
Besides the psychological impact, there's also a profit
loss. This profit loss can be
exponential, a loss increasing quickly due to the multiplier
effect. One animal's loss means no
future offspring from that animal.
That adds up, then add up the future offspring from the
offsprings. It all adds up to thousands and
thousands of dollars lost. Because you've got a point.
It is a huge financial loss, although I suppose most of these
Cayola can be replaced. But what I find interesting is
this is how he points out that there's lots of different types
of animals that are being taken by these things, not just cows.
People say, well, it's the federal government, They're
sneaking in there and they're doing some kind of secret
experiment. Seems pretty implausible to me
anyway. But when he specifically points
out how they seem to go after these animals that haven't been
shot up with steroids, they're kind of, you know, the more
natural the better, it makes you wonder, wouldn't if the
government was trying to do tests on these cattle, wouldn't
it be a lot easier for them just to raise their own herd
somewhere? I mean, they own half the
country as it is. Couldn't they just have their
own cattle, government cattle ranch?
They probably already do. Why not just test those?
Why do you have to go, you know, beam down on some poor farmer
and take their cows? It seems like they'd be way too
much risk for the government to do that.
I just don't understand that part of it at all.
The author says sometimes a rancher may just lose one
animal, but sometimes a rancher may lose more.
I've investigated 1 rancher who lost four animals at one time.
Another one of my investigations, a couple of
ranchers, lost 8 animals during one mutilation event.
Can imagine how much that would cost.
And 2023 ranches in Texas lost at least 6 cows, which was one
week after a rancher I investigated or lost one in
Oregon. Oh, and there's another thing.
These mutilations happen in multiples, meaning if one
animal's mutilated, it's a guarantee at least two other
animals were mutilated too. Maybe not from the same ranch,
maybe not even in the same area, but multiple mutilations appear
always within three days to a week of each other, meaning at
least a couple of other animals were mutilated either before or
after this mutilation. And we haven't heard about it
yet. We may never hear about them.
Most ranchers stay quiet about this type of phenomena.
They have their reasons, and I respect that.
Wow. It's almost like these things
are coming in and just harvesting these, you know,
multiple cattle at a time. He's got some pictures here.
Really quite disturbing, actually.
Now we're told that there are many variances in animal
mutilations. Not every surgical cat between
cases are identical, but there is a pattern, he says.
I've learned over time there is some common denominators, like
one being blood. Generally the animal is bled
out, then the surgical cutting commences.
Pretty scary stuff. Once again, most people can't
grasp what is actually occurring.
Something is taking a living animal, draining the blood than
cutting it up sometimes just a few yards away from the ranch
house. Now I wonder about that.
I mean, yes, the animal's taken a few yards away from the ranch
house, but I don't see this crime actually occurring right
there. OK, How could it Forget the
Marvel or DC universe, which is made-up of make believe
superheroes and villains? Like we have an unstoppable
unknown villain among us and it's interested in our
livestock. Over 10,000 cases of mutilations
have occurred since the snippy the horse mutilation from
Colorado in 1967. Ten thousand out of all the
10,000 or more cases in which law enforcement has
investigated, no one has been caught, tried or convicted for
performing the largest animal cruelty case in the United
States. Maybe the world.
Oh, I think definitely the world that should scare the heck out
of you. It does me.
This particular case has a couple differences compared to
my other cases, and it seems I learned something new with every
case I investigate or hear about.
This particular animal showed extreme bloating, which means
there was a lot of gassing going on internally.
Why were there open wounds where organs were taken?
Also, no maggots were seen at the time the rancher found the
animal, which tells me the rancher found the animal within
hours of its death. Why?
Flies lay eggs within 24 hours. The eggs hatch into larvae.
Maggots. No maggots were found, so it's
safe to assume the animal was probably killed the previous
night. Well I wonder though if if this
thing isn't somehow radioactive or something to where the bugs
and stuff just aren't landing on it.
They've got a picture of this poor cow, and it's just like,
its face has just been kind of, you know, lasered away there.
And it's almost like the meat hasn't been taken.
So why would, if this was a wild animal #1 how can they so
cleanly cut this? And #2 why wouldn't they take
some meat? It just doesn't make any sense
at all. It's this picture courtesy
rancher Tracy Kushnerik. Wow, this is just crazy stuff.
Now, the author tells us the animal shows typical mutilation
damage. Talking about this cattle mute
that he's been investigating, but no evidence of predator or
scavenger damage on the carcass. Also no evidence of limb
movement due to struggling to stay alive as if the animal was
placed there. There is discoloration on the
grass near the head where one would assume the head moved back
and forth and some maneuver smearing on the animal, but all
is considered before certain claims are made.
It's almost like a serial killer has killed these poor things and
then they're posing the body. That's how I see it.
One obvious question is why are the cuts in those certain
locations? Well not always.
I've seen surgical like cut all around the body, from the
jawline to ears being removed, to tongues being removed, to
holes in the upper region where organs were removed to utter
sacs being removed. There appears to be a pattern
but we can only speculate why. Cuts around the faces are where
glands are found. Oh, that makes sense.
Cored out holes in the body could be for easy access to
organs. Cow milk sacs can contain
colostrum just after calving. Yeah, that's like a major little
package of antibiotics. I suppose you'd call them for
the little calves. They can't live if they don't
get that first milk. Cows and horses which is pre
milk fortified with antibodies. Blood can tell someone how well
organs are working and can find disease.
It can also be used in hybrid generation because it contains
DNA. And we also talked about blood
being used like in the medical industry.
Maybe they have some way to convert this to whatever kind of
blood they need for themselves. No tracts of any kind were found
around the body or to or from the carcass, from any type of
vehicle, including off road. Nobody walked there, nobody
drove there. With this particular multi, with
this particular mutilation event, the rancher has an
attention for detail and sent me a timeline of their
investigation which included Fuchsia and wildlife, law
enforcement and a veterinarian hospital.
This rancher is very thorough and definitely wants answers so
he starts off as his timeline. Monday, June 10th 7:20 PM.
Rancher found animal pictures were taken.
Then they called Fuchsia and Wildlife and spoke with an
agent. Agent stated he and another
agent would come out to site on Tuesday, June 11th.
Tuesday, June 11th, 8:03 AM. A rancher contacted a local
veterinary hospital to see if someone could come out to the
site and do a postmortem and take samples for analysis.
When the Fish and Wildlife agents were present at 9 AMA,
rancher called local RCMP Royal Canadian Mounted Police to
report the mutilation. So it sounds like they're doing
everything they're supposed to do, right?
Note the RCMP officer literally laughed at the rancher but said
an officer would contact them but no one ever did.
This happens all the time in mutilation cases and as a former
deputy sheriff, I am disgusted with the actions of some law
enforcement agencies and the way they conduct business with these
types of events. Their negligence of refusing to
investigate cases like this one shows their unprofessionalism
and total disregard for the very people that are sworn to
protect. What if the animal was killed by
an attempt to poach? What if the animal died due to
poison, virus, or toxic water or gas?
Law enforcement agencies must investigate these cases to rule
out anything which could be harmful to humans.
Well, you can see they just depressed so many folks in law
enforcement that they won't even consider the possibility that
this is something out of the ordinary.
Since 11:30 AM, ranchers spoke with owners of the property
they're leasing about the incident.
The owner stated they heard the cows on Sunday evening, June
9th, acting up and making noise. Thought that was kind of
strange, but did not investigate.
Well, I mean, who's going to go out in the middle of the pasture
or the timber there in the middle of the night to check on
the cattle just because they make a few sounds?
It says 1:15 PM. Ranchers met with Fish and
Wildlife officers and took them to the mutilation site.
Officers immediately did a post mortem and evaluation of the
cow. Upon completion of their
investigation, they both came to the conclusion that no predator
of any kind killed or scavenged the cow, including cougar, bear,
wolf, coyote or eagle. Well, it's helpful to get that
stuff ruled out. At 2:30 PM, officers left the
site with the ranchers. 4:30 PM ranchers went back to the
mutilation site and took biological samples from an
unusual lump located on the back left thigh of leg and from the
face and eye where mutilation cuts took place.
Samples taken were with clean Q-tips and were part and were
put in sandwich bags separately and labeled with date and
location on animal wear. Sample was taken Wednesday, July
12th. 11:40 AM. Rancher contacted 2 separate
Royal Canadian Mounted Police agencies in the area, informing
them both about what the Fish and Wildlife officers stated.
In fact, this is not natural. Rancher was finally able to get
one of the agencies to file a case report and set up a time to
take a statement. 6:00 PM. Rancher spoke with a
representative with the local veterinarian hospital asking if
someone could come out to the site for pathology testing.
Thursday, June 6th 13th it says Rancher learned their
representative from the local veterinarian hospital stated the
University of Calgary lab would accept the cow for testing. 7:30
PM. Rancher gave crime statement
over the phone to one of the RCMP agencies.
Friday, June 14th. Rancher met with animal
transporter at mutilation site to take the animal to the
university lab. The rancher noted no scavenging
and maggots were seen on the carcass at the time.
This is over five days after the mutilation and I don't know how
long it takes for those maggots to kick in, but five days?
That seems a little weird to me. Now we're told that the rancher
has invested so far $724.50 to pick up this dead cow, custom
transfer says to UCVM. So I guess that's the vet clinic
for $300.00 cost for pathology testing not known at this time.
So besides losing this really expensive cow, he's got almost a
well over $1000 into it, 12 to 1300 bucks just to get the thing
off the property and have him take a look at it.
The rancher has invested over $1400 out of pocket just to get
an answer to why the animal died.
The rancher is also out of pocket for the value of the
animal at $10,000, not including any future offspring value,
which would be a lot, a lot more.
He says. Later veterinary pulmonary lab
results stated out of the 500 plus options that were tested on
the animal for cause of death, which includes poisons or drugs,
all tests came back negative. Oh man.
In other words, no cause of death is known.
I only guess it just fell over dead and got itself cut to
pieces upon itself. Interesting information.
It says the rancher noticed what appeared to look like some type
of long fingerprint looking marks on the animal's back of
that. Spooky.
Not like strap marks, but definitely a blood transfer, not
a puncture, bruise or injury. It also appears the animal was
pivoted to her final resting place, yet there is absolutely
no signs of how the movement was done.
Still, it appears the animal was placed straight down.
Well, the animal was picked up obviously.
I mean it's in other words when where it's laying down at its
feet don't match the tracks where it where it left the
ground. It says placed, not dropped.
Exclamation point. Animal was found lying with her
head north and the rump section South.
No large amounts of blood we're seeing pooling around the
animal. Note from rancher there was
absolutely no blood on the ground at all.
Even when the carcass was removed five days later, only
blood found was about 1/4 cup inside the mouth, bottom of the
cheek where the amputation of the tongue took place and the
appearance of blood spray on the teeth and gums of the cow.
Now man, what do you think? If they cut that tongue out,
there would be blood all over the place.
No blood stains were found on the hide, no limb movement
noticed on the soil indicating the animal struggled to survive.
Manure was found smeared on the ground and hide as if the animal
was placed on it. Unusual lump type curved
papulate found on high oozing a little blood, it says.
I've never seen this before. Yeah, it looks like some sort of
a lump there, and it's got a little bit of blood trickling
down from it. Maybe that's where it was
injured. Oh boy.
Tongue appeared to have been cut out, it says.
Yeah, you can see the poor thing's mouth here cut open.
Really, really weird stuff. Now the article finishes up
here, it says note from Rancher. All lab results are now all in
at the clinic from the university and lab in Ontario.
Waiting to see if I can get a detailed report on all testing
done in Ontario at the lab. Waiting on a written report from
Fish and Wildlife yet initial statements from the Fish and
Wildlife agents who saw the animal first hand state no signs
of human or predator evidence caused the death.
Initial toxicity reports stated no poisons or drugs were present
in the samples the rancher gave them.
No cause of death has been determined.
In my opinion, this is an actual animal mutilation case, not a
natural death. If this was a common animal
death agents with the Canada's Association of Fish and Wildlife
Agencies would have confirmed that.
The fact that they can't confirm how the animal died and why
makes this a criminal case of the unknown which falls into the
cattle mutilation phenomena. This has been going on for not
only decades, but possibly centuries too.
Exclamation point. I'm surprised mainstream media
isn't more concerned. Thousands of animals are being
killed and no one knows why. Yes, there are speculations and
theories, but they're all best guesses at this time.
When lab results come back, I'll post the results on this
website. I'll try to put a link to this
on Twitter. This guy's something else, man,
and what a great article. The website is really cool.
Definitely go check out the stuff over there.
Yeah, what a great story. What a great website. 10,000 of
these cases and not a single satanic cow tipper has ever been
brought to justice for doing this stuff.
It just shows you the, the level of, of this parallel society
that we live in. I think you, you have the deep
state with their dark secrets who the more you look at it, the
more it seems like there are dark forces that are in
collusion with whatever these things are that are visiting our
earth and doing this to our cattle.
Until next time, this is UFO warning over and out.