Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about cattle mutilation or
explosion. That's correct, cattle
mutilation or explosion. Now, we're familiar with all
these calculation cases, All of them, as far as I'm concerned,
for the most part are unexplained, unexplainable
unless you bring in that alien part of the equation.
But I went back and I looked at a couple of these old cases as
it's just interesting sometimes to to read the cases because
they're so bizarre, and then also just to stop and think
about the level of bias that you encounter with law enforcement
in the media. Now this first article is from
is from calgaryherald.com. Of course that's up in Canada.
It says mutilation or explosion cows gruesome death puzzles
Alberta Hamlet Rumors of vigilantes, cults, exploiting
cattle and even aliens have pervaded the small Alberta
hamlet since the gruesome death of a cow this month.
This is written by Dylan Robertson and this is an older
article. It's June 20th, 2015.
You can kind of see they're right in the title or getting in
this biased against this thing, possibly being with having some
kind of alien or UFO connection. Has a picture of the husband and
wife there. I put these links at the Cofine
and locals and under the picture it says.
Karen Ferk, Harson Wright and Louis Delgado are photographed
on their farm northwest of Calgary, just outside of Madden,
Alta, June 19th, after notifying authorities that they found one
of the cows that grazed their land, not only dead, but
supposedly mutilated. Now here they're using
conditional terms, supposedly. Well, something happened to this
thing in the pasture on June 6th, 2015.
Rumors of vigilantes, cults, exploiting cattle and even
aliens have pervaded a small Alberta hamlet since the
gruesome death of a cow this month.
It's scary to think whatever did this, is that close to the home
site? I mean, is it for satanic
reasons? I said God, don't let it be for
an initiation or something, says Karen Farkhosan, A lifelong farm
girl at Madden, some 45 kilometers of 30 miles northwest
of Calgary. Well, of course the people will
see this thing. It's been mutilated, this, this
poor cow, and they're really shocked and taken aback by it.
It goes on. It says it all started June 6th,
when neighbors called to tell for Carlson a cow on their
property was not moving. When she approached the cow, she
saw the utter vagina and uterus were missing, along with a
single eye. It was a hot day, and the cow
hadn't bled up at midday. Suggesting whatever happened
took place that morning, not the night before.
The Mounties arrived, with one suggesting the cow digested one
of three poisonous herbs, which cease digestion and cause gas
explosions. But the couple say those plants
aren't found in the area and there's no proof of an
explosion. You know, when law enforcement
comes along and they make these kind of idiotic comments or put
these theories forward, you have to wonder if this is something
they're told to do or it's just a way for them to get out of
having to do any work. It says the woman says she
exploded off her vagina question mark and there's not a drop of
blood or a trace of matter anywhere around her.
Like, how far did it explode into outer space?
Wonders Ferguson. So you can see this lady, this
farm girl, she's she's not buying this nonsense for a
second. Her husband, Louis Tagado, used
to work at a farm animal surgery.
He found no blood, while the basketball size hole showed no
jagged edges. I've seen hundreds of surgeries
and this was a surgery, he said. It doesn't add up.
So they're talking about these large holes put in these
animals, usually in their rectum or sex organs, like the size of
a basketball. But it looks like it's been
bored out by almost like a laser cut or something.
The RCMP has told other media the investigation is closed,
that it was an animal incident with nothing suspicious.
Well, that's how they solve crimes.
I mean, they just close the case and say nothing to see her move
along. Just the epitome of laziness.
And the family claims the RCMP suggested they not go public
with the story for fear of encouraging copycats.
The family thinks that would have the opposite effect.
Here you go, they're they're clearly law enforcement In this
case. The the Mounties are clearly
investigating in some kind of a cover up.
Now whether it's just because they're lazy and they don't want
more work or it's because they've been told to do this.
No, it's a crime and it's an unsolved crime, said Far Carson,
who fears she'll never see justice or compensation.
At least get an awareness out and get a bit of a neighborhood
watch bit. Be a bit vigilant with your
cattle and your neighbors cattle.
She also thinks incidents of possible mutilation should be
tracked, as US cases are well documented, while Alberta sees
while Alberta cases occasionally show up in news clippings.
Otherwise, if our Carson's Internet searches have revealed
conspiracy theories of aliens taking reproductive organs for
stem cells, now they have to throw in the conspiracy theory
You see here. The police are just either too
lazy or have no inclination to investigate this.
And then the press piles on with their idiotic consulting terms.
And the cow's death is the talk of the town, with a handful of
residents telling the Herald that calmulations make sense
after a recent spike in break insurance.
This used to be a place that you could leave your doors unlocked.
Now there's a burglary every week set of where Lewis Harnack
pointing at some of this year's break in sites.
Now here we go to normalcy bias. They've had a racial break
insurance and so they assume that the cattle mutilations must
just simply be a escalation of that.
Don Farkharson, who owns the cow that died on his sister's
property, estimates it could have sold for $3500.
Now the orphan calf needs extra care.
Without his mother's milk, these guys are suffering real economic
loss, and you can see here the Mounties just don't care.
I've seen my share of dead cows and dead animals.
This is something else. This isn't natural, he said,
showing the Herald gruesome photos.
He noted that two weeks ago. The cow.
He noted that two weeks on the cows decomposing and no coyotes
or birds have come to eat the normally sought after
intestines. He said that only happens when
an animal has been given drugs. It makes me think she's had
something to be sedated, he said.
But he's not willing to spend upwards of $500 on an autopsy to
find out. It's not something you see every
day. I probably figured they'd tell
him nothing anyway. Why spend $500, you know chasing
good money after bad? This I think is a fascinating
article. I have to warn you that if you
go to the if you go to the actual website to to to try to
read it, it's absolutely awful. It's just it's completely
smashed with with pop up ads. So just being warned of that.
Now this next article I want to look at.
This is another calculation. Just kind of see some of the
some of the commonalities in these things, how they're
treated by law enforcement and what a terrible job the press
does covering them. This is from the North Platte.
telegraph.com mptelegraph.com. It says Farnham Cow found
mutilated Farnham. Larry Jurgens was checking his
herd of about 100 cattle August 19th when he found a dead 11
year old Black Angus. This is by Mary Beth Chapman
September 5th, 2004. Now this is something that a lot
of these small town publications do and it just annoys me to
know. And their journalism is so bad
that they don't even tell you what state you're in.
So the in their in their little minds, the whole world revolves
around whatever small town they live in and they can't even seem
to understand the concept that people who live outside of their
state might not be familiar with what with what towns are talking
about. You know when I went to school I
took some writing classes and the first thing that we were
taught is if we were happy to write an article about something
was what, when, where, who, till, what happened till you
know where it happened at when it happened and who it happened
to. Make sure you get those four
things in the article and actually and that first
paragraph you you want to get the person involved.
You want to get the location. And by location I don't mean
just some random town somewhere. I mean you need a town and a
state. If this is a state article and
that way we can know where it happened at, and you also need
to talk about when it happened, give us a time frame and then
you know you know a little bit more about what's going on here.
They don't do that in this article anyway.
It starts off as as Farnham. Well, I had to look it up.
This happened in Nebraska. So if you happen to be a author
or a newspaper person in one of these small towns, remember
include the name of your state. We don't all live in Nebraska.
This is Farnham, so I'm going to say Farnham, Nebraska, and
that's in the United States, is in the center of the country.
Not much out there but corn really, but hay.
Larry Jurgens was checking his herd of about 100 cattle August
19th when he found a dead 11 year old black Angus.
Jurgens said The cows left, eyeball was removed, the bag and
udders had been removed and there was a large excision in
the rectal region. None of the internal organs were
removed, and he said the cuts seem to have been made with
surgical precision. The tongue had also been
removed, with the incision made far back into the throat.
Jurgen said Two punctual ones were on the cow's chest, each
about an eighth of an inch in diameter.
That part of the article's fine. It tells you specifically what
happened and it tells you in a very concise language.
Good job on that. Now you notice the other
article, we just knew that the back end of the cow was blown
out. They gave us practically no
description of what happened, that journalism was so shoddy.
Now it goes on down. It says.
Jerkins has been a rancher for more than 35 years, Said he has
never seen anything like it before.
Goes on down, it says. Jerkins said no blood was found
on or near the cow. That's another important detail.
They didn't bury it in this article like they did the last
one. He said he estimated the cow had
been dead about two days before it was discovered.
The estimated time of death corresponds with unexplained
noises heard in the area. On the night of August 17th,
Jerkins wife Joanne heard what sounded like a large low flying
aircraft going over their house. The low rumbling noise was heard
by several other witnesses as far as away as Gothenburg.
Now that's foreign to Gothenburg.
Now, the author didn't look this up because apparently this
author thinks that we all live in and around Farnam, Nebraska.
They don't bother to tell us status in, but that's 15.59
miles. That's a long ways to hear this
roar or rumble or whatever it was.
So if we would rewrite that paragraph, including the miles,
that really would impact the story.
So we could say the estimated time of the death corresponds
with an unexplained noise heard in the area on the on the night
of August 17th, Jurgen's wife Joanne heard what sounded like a
large low flying aircraft going over their house.
The low rumbling noise was heard by several other witnesses up to
16 miles away, as far as Gothenburg.
Now this is a noise. This hurts 15.5 miles 15.59
miles, 16 miles away. That had to be an awful loud
noise, or possibly a the sound barrier being broken.
There's some kind of connection here.
The cow's death is being investigated by Linda Moulton
Howe. Of course, this has been a few
years ago. An international investigative
journalist and documentary film producer from Jemison,
Pennsylvania. She visited the Jergensen's
Ranch on August 25th, accompanied by Jeffrey
Woolworth, a Los Angeles producer.
Jurgen said they interviewed witnesses and various samples
were taken for scientific analysis.
The case will be featured on documentary Spatial for the
history panel currently slated for broadcast in November.
Of course this clear back 20 years ago, Jurgen said.
This is not the first report of unexplained apparent mutilations
of cattle in Nebraska. There you go.
We get down clear at the end of the article and they just
randomly let you know that, hey, this is Nebraska.
Well, thank you very much for that.
More recently, in April 2003, two cows and a bull calf were
found dead in a pasture 3 miles West of Valparaiso.
Once again, they don't tell you where this is located at in
Nebraska, the cattle belonging to Mike Beans, who was described
by a veterinarian as possibly being killed by electrocution, A
teat was cut off. Each cow and the bull's calf,
scrotum and rectum were removed. Interesting how being
electrocuted results in the teeth.
That's, you know what the milk comes out of being cut off of
each cow and the bull calf, scrotum and rectum, their sexual
organs. And you know, they're they're
we're in where the waste comes out somewhere to the recent
Farnum case, no blood was found around any of the dead animals.
Now they say that they were possibly electrocuted, but they
don't tell us how. Was it a lightning strike?
Did they decide to go over and chew on a high voltage wire?
Very strange another. To me it's just another case
where it's a cover up Ernest and Catherine Wimple of Overton
found in apparently mutilated cow on their property June 23rd.
The cow's calf has been missing since the incident.
Sounds like maybe the calf didn't get returned.
Or maybe when they were done mutilating the poor cow, they
just dumped the calf off somewhere else.
Ernest Wimple had checked the cows the evening of June 22nd
and the cow was alive. Then at about 7:00 AM June 23rd,
he said he found the cow dead with an udder removed in a
similar fashion is the Jurgens cow.
The cow was removed by a rendering service by 9:00 AM
June 23rd, so no tests were performed.
Wimple began wondering about the incident after the cow's calf
was discovered missing. Now he said he wishes he had
contacted authorities to do tests on the cow, and plans to
do so if another mutilated cow is found.
Yeah, I don't think you probably missed anything there.
I have never heard of the authorities conducting any kind
of a test and coming up with any answers on these things.
We come up with more questions and answers.
The best answers they come up with are usually the satanic cow
tippers. You have a group of Satan
worshippers out there running around at night tipping over
cows, and sometimes they pluck out their eyes and cut off their
tongues and sex organs and drain all the blood without spilling a
single drop on the ground. But yeah, there's your gamut.
I thought both these articles were interesting because the
first one especially because the the law enforcement was just so
desperate to close this thing down that they tried to claim
that the cow had ingested a weed and as a result had exploded
their entire rear end out and had done it in a completely
bloodless fashion. That was surgical precision.
This tells you the kind of answers that you're going to get
from authorities. And This is why I constantly
harp on the fact that we're only going to be able to get
disclosure that through crowdsourcing it.
And every time I talk about the government basically mistreating
us, lying to us, trying to scare the living daylights out of
people so they can manipulate, control and profit off us.
There is always some sad individual out there that thinks
I'm being hateful to the government and the government is
doing everything in their power to protect us.
And I think these cattle mutilations are a clear example
of what the the government is not doing.
They're not solving anything. 10,000 mutilations, they've
never had a crime solved as far as I know.
And what they are doing is making up lots of excuses at
refusing to do their job and leaving us at the mercy of
whatever is doing this to these cows.
Until next time, this is UFO Warning.
Over and out.