Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're looking at the Fife, Alabama
calumulations. That's correct, Fife, Alabama
calumulations. Now, of course, this happened
back in late 1990, two 1993. I've talked about it before in
the program. I think back in July we covered
this, but I've come across some more source information here.
I think it's important to take a look at because that's how we're
going to really get to the bottom of this stuff.
We can talk about these things after the fact for years, but
it's interesting to know what the people on the ground saw,
what their eyewitness accounts were, and how they perceived it
right then. At that time.
I have to tell you, this whole cadley mutilation thing to me is
1/3 rail of ufology. A lot of people that follow the
UFO stuff don't like to believe that these aliens or wherever
they are could be coming down to Earth, taking this cattle, doing
this horrendous mutilations to them and then just dropping them
off, you know, in a random field somewhere.
And a lot of people want to believe that it's some sort of
military operation. Seems a little complex for that.
Often times there are cases where a helicopter traffic's
reported just like with this. With these cases here myself, I
think that's more of a observation, possibly by the
military or deep state operators after the fact or maybe even
collusion with who knows. But you when you get into this
whole topic, you get, you get resistance.
And you get resistance from the people that are interested in
UFOs. But you especially get
resistance from your media outlets and from your search
engines not wanting to give you results.
It seems like you're constantly trying to be blocked from
finding the stuff that you need to find.
And as they say, when you're getting the Flack, you're over
the target. So I think I think this whole
thing about the catamulations deserves a lot of attention and
it doesn't get the kind of attention that it deserves.
I know back when I was experimenting a little bit with
YouTube and I did AI did a podcast which I posted there.
I don't want to do that anymore, but I posted about bovine blood
and how that's used in human medical procedures because it's
similar enough to human blood that they can do certain things
with it. And, you know, just asking the
question, is there some connection here with these
UFOUFOS, cattle mutilations, these things, having the blood
drained all the time? And boy, YouTube got all kinds
of angry about that. So what are we?
What are we getting next to? Why is it that when we talk
about this subject, we get so much resistance?
Why is it that when we had the recent congressional hearings
and the Senate hearings, this stuff here just never gets
brought up, It never gets talked about, OK, like this.
This is, this is the ghost story of UFOs.
But it's more than a ghost story and shows us, I think the
personality, the qualities and the dangers of at least some of
these things, whatever they are, that's that are coming into our
reality, into our dimension, onto our planet.
Now this first article that I'm looking at is it's I found on
Reddit and it was put there by a user called Lucky Lucas. 288
title says Cattle mulations in Alabama in 1993 and it goes on
to say my dad was a reporter in Alabama in the 90s.
This was an article he wrote for the local paper in 1993.
I thought it was pretty interesting.
What do y'all think? Well, I think it's pretty cool
myself, and we'll just go through this article here real
quick. The title of the article says
High heat, strange material found in mutilations and it's
written by Steven Smith. He begins by saying answers lead
to more questions as additional scientific information becomes
available concerning the strange cattle vests which have occurred
in our area over the past several months.
In a press conference Wednesday, Fife Police Officer Ted Oliphant
released data which proves only to further puzzle the
investigation. Part of the information
concerning concerned an animal discovered in Dawson on January
31st, which appeared to have been mutilated in an unexplained
manner. On and around the cow was found
a strange white material that, when contacted with metal, would
quickly melt into an almost clear liquid form.
This substance was analyzed by a molecular biologist, Said
Olphant, with a scanning electron microscope.
He determined that it was composed of four elements,
aluminum, titanium, silicone and oxygen.
Often said that according to the scientist, this combination of
elements does not occur naturally.
He has cross referenced it and cannot yet find a match with
anything that exists in the industrial market, Oliphant
said. Also, the substance contained a
level of titanium, higher than one would expect to find in any
substance. The question for law
enforcement, said elephant, is what's this doing on a cow that
has been mutilated? He said that he has spoken with
an investigative reporter who covered mutilations in New
Mexico in the 1970s and that similar substances were found on
animals there also. However, at that time it was not
possible to determine what the substance was made of.
Another puzzling fact was uncover from tissue samples
taken from a calf owned by David McClendon of Crossville.
He had brought his animal to the Fife Police Department on
February 27th after being unsatisfied with a separate
investigation. We took tissue samples from six
different areas of the mutilation, Oliphant said,
including one that exhibited serrated or stepped and notched
ancestions. A video of that particular
tissue sample was shown to demonstrate the incision style.
Doctor John Alshutter, a Colorado pathologist
hematologist, examined the samples and determined that all
incisions have been subjected to high heat, several 100 degrees
or more. This type of evidence has been
found by Doctor Alschuler on samples of mutilated animals
that he has examined since 1967. All this information leads
investigators in uncertain directions.
The evidence of high heat and the precision serrated cuts on
these animals clearly rules out the possibility of predators,
Oliphant stated. That opens up a greater mystery.
Who are these phantom surgeons and why are they taking
materials from these animals that could be acquired at any
slaughterhouse? Other mysterious happenings
appear to be coinciding with the relations of farmers and their
neighbors have reported seeing helicopters in the vicinity of
the areas where mutilations have been found.
All of us said this adds yet a another mystery.
Well, he's got a point. Why are they randomly taking
these animals and cutting the parts out of them?
And they could just, you know, if it was something that that
the government wanted when they just buy it from a
slaughterhouse and then finishes up and says why are these
unmarked helicopters appearing in these areas and who is in
them. The press conference was well
attended by many newspapers, radios and television
representatives. Now that's some good points, A
really well written article from 1993.
And next I want to take a look at the actual press conference
that was held. This is some really cool stuff
that came out there. So I found a write up from this
press conference that was held in April 1993.
The website I found it on is totseans.com.
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Now the title here says report on calibulations Sand and
Mountain Alabama. I'm assuming that's where
whoever wrote this is located at Sand Mountain is like I think
about 100 and 4000 and 50 miles southwest of Fife, Alabama where
the relations actually occurred. It says Report on Calumulations
Sand Mountain, Alabama. Then it's his press conference
of Fife, Alabama presented by the Fife Police Department.
Fife, Alabama Charles Junior Garmani Chief of Police Boyd
Graben Mirror City of Fife Ted Oliphant Investigating Officer
Date Wednesday, April 7th, 1990 Three 1:00 PM Introduction
Beginning in November of 1992, the Fife Police Department has
been conducting an investigation into unexplained cattle
mutations in cooperation with neighboring police and law
enforcement agencies. These reported incidents began
on October 20th, 1992 and have continued through the last week
in Marshall and DeKalb counties, so they had an awful lot of
mutilations going on down there. To date, over 30 animals have
been discovered dead in pastures, with various internal
and external organs missing. The decision the incisions
examined on these animals exhibited precise surgical
cutting. In many of the cases, there has
been evidence of extremely high heat at the tissue incisions.
The absence of physical evidence adds to the mystery of the
majority of mutilation sites. Though many animals have been
found in soft pasture land and in many cases mud, There have
been no footprints, tracks or marks found anywhere near the
mutilated animals. To date, no police agency has
established A suspect or a motive for these incidents of
phantom surgery perpetrated on area livestock.
Neither has an eyewitness or informant come forward to offer
any credible insight or testimony.
The first documented incident of cattle relations was reported on
October 20th, 1992 by Albertville by Albertville
cattle farmer John Strawn. The animal was discovered in a
wooded area of Mr. Strawn's pasture by a neighbor who found
the animal dead lying on its side.
The animal's entire milk site was missing, with no evidence of
blood on the animal, nor on the ground where it lay, The
neighbor said The neat Oval incision where the udder had
been removed appeared to be charred.
So here again we have these things.
They're being cut open with some sort of high heat source tool,
and at the same time there's no tracks or marks around the
animal. Other farmers in the Albertville
area soon started reporting similar cases.
Over the next two months the same organs were reported
missing, though what was taken varied from animal to animal.
In many cases, the rectum had been cord out neatly with no
evidence of blood or body fluid present.
On female livestock, the sex organs had been removed in an
identical fashion with clean, bloodless incisions on male
livestock. The sex organs had also been
removed, again an Oval bloodless incisions.
In early January, Albertville Police Department's Chief of
detectives, Tommy Cole, reported that his ranch, too, had fallen
victim to the mutilators. When the black Angus steer fell
prey to the phantom surgeons. It was at that point that the
Fife Police Department began working closely with the
Albertville Police Department to further investigate the
incidence of mutilations. A week after Chief Detective
Cole reported to steer the mutilation struck again in
Albertville the next week, mutilated cattle were reported
near Fife and Grove Oak. A week later in Dawson, just
outside of Fife. During the first week in
February 1993, more than nine cases of mutilations were
discovered and reported, and Marshall and DeKalb counties.
Throughout all the cases, cattle farmers and their neighbors
reported seeing or hearing helicopters in the vicinity
either before or shortly after mutilated cattle were
discovered. Comparison to other cattle
mutations documented by law enforcements in 48 other states
since 1963 shows that the cases recently documented here in
northeast Alabama are part of a national problem and over 10,000
reported cases of livestock mutilations reported since 1967.
The organs and tissue taken are always the same sex organs
removed, tongue cut deep into the throat and removed, and
individual eyes and ears are sometimes both have been
excised, the jaw stripped to the bone in a large Oval cut, and
all tissues cut clean. Rectums are cored out, almost
like a stove pipe had been inserted, and all the tissue and
muscle has been pulled out. All of this has been
accomplished on these thousands of animals, with no evidence of
blood present at the incision. In some cases, the entire blood
supply of the animal have been drained, yet without
cardiovascular collapse. In other words, of sucking all
the blood out of these things. But the heart doesn't collapse.
That's not normal. Throughout the documented
history of these catalabulations, no one has ever
been charged or prosecuted with the crime.
No one has ever been caught. Recently, many residents and
public officials have offered multiple causes and suspects
they believe may be responsible for these animal wounds.
Some say it's predator animals like coyotes or buzzards.
Many believe it's the work of a satanic cow or of college
students. I wonder why it would be college
students, not high school kids. That's weird.
Nevertheless, evidence collected and analyzed by PhD scientist of
material collected from local animals and pasture clearly
rules out both groups. And then it goes on.
It says 2 significant cases. On January 31st, 1993, a rancher
in the Dawson community LED investigators to the carcass of
a blank Agnes cow. The animal's genitals and rectum
had been coored out in one large decision that left a hole in the
size of a coffee can. The animal's jaw had been
completely stripped and an Oval incision that encompassed the
entire right side of the animal's face.
The tongue was completely gone, cut deep into the throat.
There was no blood present on the animal itself, nor on the
ground surrounding it. Now, how do you cut out a cow's
tongue and not have any blood? Further examination revealed a
flaky white material on the animal's right rib cage and on
the ground five feet from the carcass.
The material was placed in an empty wrapper of a cigarette
pack and transported to the Fife Police Department where it was
transferred to a glass jar. While removing the flaky
particles from the cigarette wrapper, the material came in
contact with the brass tip of a ballpoint pen.
Within one second of contact with the brass, the material
melted into an almost clear liquid.
To reduce the risk of this happening to the remaining
material, the rest was shaken out into a jar where it remained
unaffected. This white flaky material was
then air expressed to a molecular biologist at a leading
university for analysis. After two tests, the scientist
determined that the substance was composed of aluminum,
titanium, oxygen and silicon and significant amounts.
He stated that the amount of titanium was larger than he
would ever expect to see in any substance and that there was no
way this combination of elements could ever occur in nature.
This material has now been sent to another scientist for a
second opinion. When the second opinion analysis
is completed, we will release his name and the major Eastern
university responsible for the analysis.
Included in your press package is the pulmonary analysis, a
photograph of the substance and the technical readout on its
composition. Now that's some strange stuff
there, says. The second significant case in
these incense of livestock relations occurred on February
7th, 1993, this time at Crossville, AL.
Cattle farmer David McClendon noticed during his morning
headcount that he was missing a three-week old calf.
He went searching for and found the animal in a wooded area,
dead with a large portion of its right hind quarter missing.
Examining the animal, Mr. McClendon found that all the
calf's internal organs were missing and all that he could
see was a clean, empty chest cavity.
There was no sign of blood on or near the animal.
There were no teeth marks on the tissue, nor on the exposed leg
bones. David McClendon called local and
county law enforcement shortly after they arrived.
The county deputies stated that the animal had been killed,
predators and left. Sounds like a real scientific
investigation, doesn't it? Mr. McClendon wasn't satisfied
that this was that this was what happened to his animal, and
later that day he brought the calf to the Fife Police
Department for a second opinion. A first look at the calf gave
the impression that the animal had been eaten on by wild
animals, but a closer look revealed something else.
According to Oliphant, the entire edge of the animal's
wounds were straight and even. There was no evidence of
tearing, ripping or chewing anywhere below the right leg
joint. The hide had been cut in a
square with two right angle incisions. close examination
show that the actual incision appeared to be serrated, almost
like steps with notches at each base.
During the initial examination of the calf, 6 tissue samples
were taken from the animal and preserved in Mason jars.
These tissue samples were sent to Doctor John Walt Schuler,
formerly of the University of Colorado, who now runs his own
state-of-the-art Pathology and hematology and a hematology
laboratory. Dr. Altshuler states that all
six tissues samples he examined from David Mclennan's calf had
been exposed to high heat. The tissue had been cooked.
Doctor Altshuler said that he first examined the first
emulated animal back in 1967. He has seen this type of cut
over and over again. So here's the guy who's been
around the block. He's investigated some of these
cattle mutilations and he's really starting to see some
patterns in these things. Now at the conclusion here, it
says with these two lab reports of two different samples and two
separate cases, we are forced to conclude that the predator
animals cannot be blamed for the majority of the mutilation cases
documented. Doctor Jim Armstrong, Auburn
professor of zoology and wildlife science, concurs.
He states it would be obvious if a coyote it would have been
tearing through. The wounds would not be similar
to a smooth cut coyotes bite through and pull to tear away
the flesh. It would have a chewed look on
it. There are other scavenger
animals such as vultures that will eat at the softer regions
of a cow, but that's not going to be these clean surgical type
cuts. There is no way a coyote or
other predator inflicted those wounds.
In the past week, Doctor Armstrong has examined dozens of
photographs of mutilated cows taken by the Fife Police
Department, he states. I went over the pictures with a
USDA expert along with several wildlife biologists.
With the exception of 1 Individual, we all agreed that
many of the cases were not typical predatory damage.
The caution here is that we're dealing with photos that there
is no other physical evidence for us to look at.
But the USDA agent and most others agreed with my conclusion
that many of the pictures were not coyote or other predator
damage. DeKalb County Auburn Extension
Agent Curtis O'dannell also discounts the likelihood of a
predator animal removing circles of cowhide.
Predators are not bad about eating hide.
They'll eat up the rest of it first, along with the bones.
The hide will be one of the last things to go.
Well, of course the other parts of the of the of the carcass are
where the are, where the protein and the minerals and all that
kind of good stuff is. I mean, that's why you, when you
have a predator carcass, a lot of times the liver is the first
thing to go because it's full of all the all the the the stuff,
the nutrients that the animal needs.
I mean, the hide is going to be the last thing to go.
That's the last thing they're going to want to eat.
These statements made by expert professionals agree with the
statements made earlier this year by the Fife Police
Department that predators are not responsible for the
mutilations. The conclusion, however,
indicates a greater mystery. Who is doing this and why?
Is there a lack, for the most part, of physical evidence at
the scene? Police Chief Junior Garmani and
Mayor Boyd Graben, themselves involved in farming, believe the
results of our investigation require further attention.
It is incumbent on all of U.S. military, state and federal
government to assist farmers to find out what the phantom
surgeons are. It seems basic to help the man
who's responsible for ensuring there is food available for our
dinner tables. The farmer is not interested in
politically correct official explanations.
He wants to know what has happened to his livestock.
It should be the responsibility of all law enforcement to join
together to find an answer to this problem that is adversely
affecting the cattle farmer here and Alabama.
Well, what a great press conference.
What a great article. I I like both of these.
The newspaper article was written at the time and then
this press conference that happened because it just it just
puts the facts out there. 30 cattle fell and mutilated here
in this farm country of Alabama. High heat incisions, no blood at
the scene. No tracks at the scene.
And this strange substance consisting of these four
different elemental materials, it's very weird.
Why? Why these things would even be
there, Who knows? But we never have, We never have
gotten answers on this. No one's ever been convicted as
far as I know of, of doing these crimes.
And the mystery discontinues. It's like I said, it's the third
rail of UFO ology. The thing that nobody really
wants to talk about is what's going on with these cattle
mutilations. Until next time, this is UFO
warning. Over and out.