Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about cataly mutilations, the
unexplained reasons. That's correct.
Cataly mutilations, the unexplained reasons.
I found this article over nnsl.com.
I haven't really done too much with this site before, but the
article looks pretty cool actually.
The title says the unexplained reasons behind cattle
mutilations. When writing about the
paranormal, it is very important for readers to understand what
some of the researchers experience.
This will give everyone a good basis to understand this
phenomena as we talked about it. It says and the author is
Raymond Yakila. He's got a picture of the
fellows. I'm a middle-aged guy, Toledo
born Raymond akilahisinterestedinallthingsparanormalsendhimyourstoriesthatsays1954@hotmail.com
When writing about the paranormal, it is very important
for readers to understand what some of the researchers
experience. This will give everyone a good
basis to understand this phenomena as we talk about it.
You know, I think that's important.
A lot of times people don't really include their their
personal experience when they have these sightings, whether
it's UFOs or bigfoots or cryptids or in this case, cattle
mutilations. Because he says my first
experience was just on such an occasion.
I should mention that I am a boy from Toledo with little to no
knowledge of a farm or ranch life in any way.
The following will give you my observations.
It all started with my meeting with Fern Bazzill from St.
Paul, AB and I did look this up for the address because he had
that, he had Alberta, he had the initials as ALTA, which was
like, you know, what the heck is that?
Well, we can go to Google pretty quick.
Alberta, of course, is a Providence in Canada.
It's one that's one in from British Columbia.
If you if you're kind of kind of across the provinces there just
north of Montana, Google says Alberta is a province in Western
Canada that's landscape encompasses mountains, prairies,
desert, Badlands, vast coniferous forest.
It has more than 600 lakes and rich mineral deposits.
In the West, the Canadian Rocky Mountain parks have glaciers in
the Columbia Ice fields. The Walton and Glacier
International Peace Park is a biosphere reserve that straddles
the southern border with the USA.
So you can kind of tell from that description that there's a
a tremendous amount of wilderness up there.
Now as far as the this this town goes, the St.
Paul AB Canada he's talking about, it was originally
established in 1896 as Saint Paul de Mitae.
The town was founded as a Mitae colony.
It says it was incorporated as a village of Saint Paul de Mitae
in 1912 and later became the town of Saint Paul 1936.
The town has a rich cultural heritage, particularly related
to the Mitae community. I'm assuming those are Native
Americans. It says notable attractions,
world's first UFO landing pad, a unique landmark built in 1967 as
part of Canada's Centennial celebrations.
That's strange. So we're talking about cattle
mutilations in this particular area and we know they have that
UFO landing pad there. I guess that'll make it easier
for them to mutilate the cattle. The Saint Paul Cathedral, the
mother Church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of St.
Paul, AB located and it gives the address 4625 50th Ave.
So yeah, kind of a neat place I guess.
Anyway, back to the article. He says it all started with my
meeting with with Fern Belzel from Saint Paul, Alberta, a
former champion cattle breeder of Hefford's and cattle
mutilation investigator. He was a gracious man with a
deep respect and affection for cattle.
He hated seeing animals mistreated and could not
understand them being mutilated. This was something beyond him.
A perfect teacher and mentor. We met at a paranormal
conference where he did a very interesting presentation on
cattle mutilation. Fern was very approachable,
friendly and the quality I really liked about him was if he
didn't know, he said so. Very common sense sort of man,
no nonsense and down to earth. During one of our conversations
we talked about my filmmaking background and and asked if I
would like to see a cattle mutilation.
Yes, I replied and this was my entry into the world of
paranormal. Hearing about UF, OS, Sasquatch,
etcetera is different than when you see it in real life.
My first experience finally was something unreal to see.
I received a phone call several weeks later from Fern asking me
to meet him in Saint Paul. My Co worker Carol traveled with
me. Carol grew up on a farm east of
Edmonton and she knew many things that about that farming
life and lifestyle. Farming was something I did not
know much about. Fern met us in Saint Paul and
from there we headed off to the farm where we met the farmer,
his wife and their dog. We were led to the field where
the dead bull lay. The thing both Carol and I
remember the most was the eerie silence and not a sound from the
birds which was very unusual. No singing or chirping, they
were just perched in the Grove of the trees near the animal.
It was if they had witnessed something traumatic and did not
know what to say or sing. The farmer and his wife were in
a state of shock as it had as it was hard to fathom what they
were seeing. They explained that the farm dog
never raised an alarm when the mutilation took place.
This was very troubling as dogs are usually the first line of
defense and hear everything but nothing that night.
The other important thing we learned is that the predator
animals like coyotes or foxes, Ravens, etcetera, would not come
near the animal when they died like this.
They would not attempt to eat the animal or come near it.
Now, I mean, even if you don't live in a rural, a rural area,
if you have, you know, Turkey, buzzers, vultures, whatever you
want to call them flying around. I mean, you know, those things
are all over the place when something gets killed along the
highway. So it seemed really strange to
me, this 1000 LB, whatever it was, bulk could be laying there
and you didn't have any kind of crows or Busters or anything
like that coming down to try to eat off this dead carcass.
That doesn't make any sense. It says.
The air was heavy with uncertainty as Firm began his
investigation. First, he tested the dead animal
for radiation with a Geiger counter.
The readings came back immediately, positive for
radiation where there should be none.
That's, that's a sign right there, man.
Fern began to take measurements, take photos, walk around the
deceased animal, observing everything.
All the while the farmer, his wife and dog watched in eerie
silence. And we're not sure what to say.
Hi, strangeness in front of me and I and I didn't know what to
say, neither did Carol. We could only watch.
When Fern finished his investigation, we approached the
animal for a closer look. The first thing that stood out
was the absence of blood and no apparent wounds, punctures,
bullet wounds, etcetera, and the strange cuts on the head and the
other parts of the body. In cattle mutilation, cuts on
the head are always on the same side.
One ear is cut, one eye and the tongue are gone.
The second set of cuts on the body were as dramatic as the sex
organs were cut off the bull and if it were a cow, the organs
were also removed methodically. We found out later this was done
by laser and with precision. This was supposedly done in the
middle of the night in a pasture.
Fern did not believe this as the cuts were too straight and not
hurried like a thief in the night.
Who would kill a bull in the middle of the night?
Where was the blood? Where did it go?
There should have been gallons of it, but there was none.
Who did it and for what purpose? Now I just want to, I just want
to bring up about this blood and and kind of remind you of how
much is actually there. I I went to grok for this.
It says a full grown bull has about 11:50 gallons of blood.
Depending on his size and weight.
Blood volume is roughly 7 to 8% of body weight.
At typical bull rate weighs around 1500 to 2000 lbs.
This translates to approximately 40 to 48 liters or 11:50
gallons. Now imagine.
I mean, I think we can all imagine.
We all know how big a 5 gallon bucket is, right?
So just imagine 2 1/2 of these things full of blood. 2/5 gallon
buckets full of blood. All of it's gone, but none of
it's on the ground. That doesn't make any sense to
me whatsoever. Article goes on and says a
strange and unnatural death. Lots of valid questions with no
answers. The other forces at work here.
A strange harvest. Fern explained the cuts to us.
The ones on the head reflected the health of the animal and the
ones on the body were not clear to him.
Fern told us about an incident that occurred in the earlier
investigate. In an earlier investigation
where a cow's utter was found, no cow, just the utter.
Remaining herd was checked and no missing cows, but a spare.
But a spare utter. Very questionable.
Not sure what to think. But things happen like this.
So in other words, they just to me, what looks like these things
have just come along. They've just evacuated this cow
off the planet and I guess and there's some haphazard way toss
the utter back on the ground after they slid it off.
Nasty, nasty things. The experience brought up many
questions and very few answers. It is originally thought that
old cultists were doing ritual killings, but on reflection,
RCMP and other police did not know what to make of it.
It wasn't part of their training or experience.
I think the reason that people automatically default to this,
these occultist theory, or what I say, what I always call them,
the satanic cow tippers, is that what you're seeing here is a
mutilation of this animal. It's almost like a satanic
ritual sacrifice where they're inflicting unnecessary pain on
this animal. Lot of blood involved.
We don't know where the blood's going at.
And it's done in a very deceptive, evil way.
It has Satan written all over it.
So I think This is why people a lot of times say it.
Well, it must be some kind of a satanic cult.
Well, OK, I could agree with that, but not a satanic cult
from this planet. It says this is a mystery.
It wrapped up in a mystery. But I will give you my knowledge
about this troubling phenomena. There is a season for cattle
mutilation from April to the end of October.
Strange lights are seen in the sky, unmarked black helicopters
are seen and the killings began. It seems as if it is done in
complete silence, except being watched by the farm animals is
in a silent horror movie. Now this thing with the black
helicopters, I don't know if this is some kind of situation
where you have our own government inclusion with these
things or if maybe these are black helicopters, simply
camouflaged UFOs. The cuts on the animal were
explained to firm by a veterinarian.
The big problem is how could a kill scene be so clean?
There should be gallons of blood, not a drop.
Remember 10 to 12 gallons of blood for this big, this big
bowl, 2/5 gallon buckets worth at least.
Very strange, the vet said. Very strange, The vet said.
Whoever did this kept the animal alive until the heart pumped all
the blood out of the body. Well, or maybe they took this
thing onto a craft somewhere and physically drained the blood out
of the body. There is no noise reported when
this occurs. All done in silence.
What is going on and why is it beyond me and others?
Well, yeah. Wouldn't you think this animal
would have been struggling? Fern was a elderly man who I owe
a world of thanks for teaching me to think outside the box and
to look at things in different ways.
I used to ask him who was doing the mutilations.
He never said aliens were responsible, but pointed his
right hand into the sky. One more story about Fern.
He had met a man from Las Vegas who owned an environmental
company that could analyze the soils, chemicals, etcetera.
He wanted to help Fern with his investigations and requested
that anything that needed to be analyzed be sent to him.
Fern sent him a piece of cowhide where the laser had cut the
animal for analysis. The answer came back that the
cut is from a laser, but there was no carbon footprint and we
don't have those kind of lasers on earth.
Fern has since passed. The cattle mutilations continue
to this day. We are nowhere near the answer.
Fern passed on to me that mutilations are not confined to
cattle, but other animals like horses, sheeps, goats, foxes,
etcetera. There have even been reports of
a human found in Argentina with mutilation cuts like cattle.
Yeah. And you know what?
You wonder about all the missing people.
What's going on with these folks?
I mean, we're talking about the ones where the corpses have been
returned. What happens when the corpses
aren't returned? Whether it's cattle, sheep,
people, whatever. Really scary stuff.
Yeah. Very good article.
Kind of really I think looks at this from a very human
perspective. I did find the bio on this.
Fernard Belzel sounds like he was quite a guy.
Family remembers rancher, community member, cattle
mutilations investigator Fernard Belzel passed away on July 1st
at the age of 88, but not without leaving a profound
impact on the community of Saint Paul.
Fern was born in Saint Paul to parents Ernest and Maria where
he grew up on the family farm and attended the Belzel School
down the road. Fern later attended college at
Saint Jean, Edmonton, but his education was interrupted by the
start of the Second World War. In the late 1940s, Fern met his
wife to be Doris to hours. The pair was married at the
Saint Paul Cathedral and had two children, Doug, who recently
passed away, and Ron. Dad is blessed to have shared 52
years together with my mom before she passed away in 2003.
Belzel said in his father's eulogy.
They accomplished a great deal together as a team and served as
fine examples for us to follow. Fern was very committed to his
life in agriculture and it showed in the form of numerous
awards, including the 1975 San Francisco Supreme Stock
Championship for Best Female and the Family and the Farm Family
Award presented by the Government of Alberta in 1953 to
the Ernest Bilzo family, an award that still sits in Ron's
office today. All his life he was a very
forward thinker. He was very successful in the
cattle business, said Ron. He was very good to me.
I was very fortunate to have a father like him who basically
taught me everything and put me in the right direction.
Ron said his father had a number of other interests, including
hockey, baseball and motorcycles, and it was Fern's
work as a cattle mutilations investigator that really
consumed his free time in his later years.
No matter where it was, he jumped in his truck and go.
Ron said there's no doubt that he did the most research for the
cattle mutilation thing. He had discovered some
interesting things from, well, it's hard to say evidence
because there was a lack of evidence, but by process and
elimination, he was able to learn a lot about the phenomena.
Fern became involved with the subject of cattle mutilations at
the turn of the Millennium. The Saint Paul and District
Chamber of Commerce, with whom Ron was involved at the time,
purchased a display of UFO artefacts for the Landing Pad
Tourist Information Center and set up a free UFO hotline for
anyone who wanted to report a sighting.
It was that UFO hotline that led Fern to into his position as a
respected cattle mutilations expert.
The chamber office called my office not knowing what to do
because a rancher in Saskatchewan called to report a
mutilated animal. Ron said in his father's eulogy,
adding that he called his father to go check it out.
Dad was very impressed with what he observed.
His curiosity drove his desire to find out whom or what was
responsible for the death of the animals.
Didn't take long for Fern to gain a good deal of notoriety
and in the coming years he would be featured in a number of
television documentaries and magazine articles from sources
including CB, CS, the 5th Estate, the Space Channel, the
American National Geographic Society magazine, as well as
numerous other newspapers and radio stations.
He received numerous calls and emails from farmers,
researchers, authors, curiosity seekers, publicity seekers from
all over the world, Ron said of his father.
The whole experience was troubling to him because no
answer could be found for lack of evidence beside the affected
animal. Ron said that a Fern would
always end up with more questions and answers at the
scene of a mutilation, but always did his research to help
reach the best possible hypothesis.
That was a problem. There was always a lack of
evidence. It was a perfect crime every
time. How often do you have a perfect
crime? Every time that tells you
something? Ron said, adding the cases would
often include missing pieces of skin that were never recovered
or strange behavior in the animals.
The Fern could not accept that there was no explanation.
There was one that he visited where the animal was in the
middle of a canola field. How would there be an animal in
the middle of a field when there are no tracks getting there?
Those are the indisputable pieces of information.
That's the kind of stuff he would read into.
That's what propelled him because my dad was a very
curious guy. Ron pointed out that it came as
somewhat of a surprise to see his father embrace his role as a
cattle mutilations investigator, as he had no predisposition to
believing an extraterrestrial life.
It doesn't fit into people's notions about how the world
exists, and my dad was not predisposed to believing
anything extraterrestrial. He said it was very difficult
for him to even consider something like that, but made
him think about it because he wasn't seeing any other options.
The town of Saint Paul went as far as to cover all of Ferns
mileage as a cattle mutilations expert as he served as an
ambassador to the town's best known for its UFO landing pad.
He did a lot for the town. The town used to pay his
expenses for traveling around because he was good for business
in town, Ron said, adding that his father never charged the
farmers for his investigations. He had a soft spot for helping
out the farmers. That was one of his big things.
Just sounds like a really cool guy.
Both these articles, his obituary and the article read
before just gives you a very, I think clear insight into the
kind of people that that are investigating these things.
These guys aren't in it for the money.
They're just trying to find answers to what's going on.
And I, to me, the cattle mutilation thing is kind of the
third reel. Nobody really wants to talk
about it too much. I think it scares a lot of
people off because they don't like the idea of these ET
aliens, whatever they are, being tagged as some sort of evil
animal abuser class. And other people just find the
whole thing, well, frankly too scary to even get into.
But it's part of it. It's part of this whole UFO
phenomenon. I think it's an important thing
that should be investigated thoroughly.
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