Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about cattle mutations on the
Thomas Miller Ranch. That's correct, cattle mutations
on the Thomas Miller Ranch. And I found this video on
YouTube. It's from History Channel beyond
Skywalker Ranch. The 1st 4 minutes of this 10
minute video are riveting. I have to tell you, they've sent
a couple of investigators out to talk to these two ranchers, Tom
and and Sally Miller, older couple, very well spoken.
And you can tell they've been impacted by these repeated
cattle mutilations they've suffered.
In fact, she says this cost them over $100,000.
And they asked him a little bit about some of the mutilations.
These folks, they put together a map where they've laid out all
the mutilations that they've been subjected to since 1996.
Sally Miller points out that in 1996, this mutilation of this
calf happened. It was very close to the house
and I get the feeling that that's the one that had impacted
them because it was so close to where they were at.
Whatever was doing this was outside their door.
At that point, they decided to start taking pictures to mark
these things on maps. They called law enforcement, she
said. They came out and looked around
and there were no tracks. There was no blood at the scene.
She's got pictures of this calf. It looks like something has just
taken and cut a hole the size of a basketball out of the rear
quarter of this thing and evacuated a bunch of the organs
and there's not even a single drop of blood on the ground.
And Tom, he talks about this too.
He says with the with the full size cows, you know, the grown
cows that were mutilated. He points out that a that a cow
will have at least 5 or 6 gallons of blood in it.
When I think about that, a 5 gallon bucket of blood and
you're cutting a whole size of a basketball and these things, and
there's not even a single drop on the ground, as Tom points
out, it looks to him like whatever's doing this is taking
these things somewhere, doing what they do to them and then
bringing them back and just dropping them off.
And by dropping, I think they mean dropping from a height
because some of these things of course have been found with
broken bones. Now they investigators, they
kind of quiz Sally a little bit and ask her what she notices
about these things. That seems to be a commonality.
She points out that they typically have one eye removed.
They typically have one ear cut off, as in surgically cut off.
She says the tongue's cut out, that the reproductive organs are
removed, that the teeth, the heart, the liver and the and the
kidneys also taken. So it's like they're looking for
specific things. I actually believe that the
reason that there isn't any blood is because they're taking
the stuff and using them for something.
You know, I pointed out a while back, you know, a couple years
ago when I posted a couple videos on YouTube, I talked
about the bovine blood and that made YouTube extremely angry,
really angry, almost as angry as the wet weather episode.
So I I'm not sure what's happening here, but, you know,
we, we know that bovine blood is used in medical treatments for
humans. There's some something somewhere
between the bovine blood and human blood that they're able to
to use that for certain procedures.
And I wonder if something's not going on with these things.
Whatever it is, it's taking these things that they're not
using that bovine blood. Another thing too, you know, if
you look back in history through the eons, the cattle were always
a sacrificial animal. Didn't matter if it was, you
know, the Israelites sacrificing to God or even it seems like
some of the other Pagan religions also practice animal
sacrifice. And a lot of that involved
cattle. Maybe there's something special
about the blood from cattle that it's just, I don't know.
I don't know what the connection there is, but does seem to be a
history. Maybe because men and cattle
have been together for so many years that these things, these
things seem to present some sort of attraction to whatever it is
that's mutilating them. After the video did the 1st 4
minute or so interview with these folks they took a little
quick field trip out where they examined the remains of a cow,
just basically bones that have been mutilated some time ago and
pointed out that one of the bones had been broken and very
cleanly not like it was by a predator or anything like that.
It also, it had been there for a while but you didn't really see
blood on the hide that was left or anything like that.
And very puzzling. And it seemed like the episode
was was really getting into some stuff.
And then it it veered off into this whole thing about anomalies
in the magnetic field in that area.
And they brought in these Tesla units and were sparking them up
and you know, bring on the spooky music and the laptops
talking about finding some kind of, I don't know, possible radio
emissions and communication with UFOs.
And it just kind of went off a rabbit trail to me.
That's kind of the problem I have with The History Channel.
Sometimes they they get these really good compelling cases and
they start to get into the meat and bones of the thing, so to
speak. And then instead of really
taking an analytical approach to it, they just go off on a
tangent. And it just annoys me to no end.
But so yeah, I'll put the link up there at the Kofi website.
You can watch the video. I mean, the 1st 4 minutes are
fascinating. After that, I didn't care about
watching and I, you and I did, but it just kind of seemed like
more or less a waste of time to me.
But these people just you can just tell.
They just seem so honest and so sincere.
They've been impacted by this thing, not just financially,
$100,000 financially, but they've also been impacted
emotionally and psychologically. Now I found some older articles
on these folks. This one is from the
denverpost.com. It looks like it is dated
originally December 8th, 2009. That looks like they must have
updated it May 6th, 2016. Written by Jason Blevins.
It says San Luis. That's the little town around
there. Like I said, this area is
located in the very Southern Tier of Colorado, kind of in the
middle of the state. It's quite a large ranch.
It looks like Manuel Sanchez tucks his leathery hands into
well worn pockets and nods toward a cedar tree, where last
month he found his fourth mysteriously slaughtered calf in
as many weeks. I have no idea what could do
this, I wish I did, he says. 4 calves, all killed overnight,
their inners gone. Tongues sliced out, utters
carefully removed, facial skin sliced and gone.
Eyes cored away. Not a single track surrounding
the carcasses, which were found in pastures locked behind two
gates and a mile from any road. Not a drop of blood on the
ground or even on the remaining skin in his life.
In a pinion patch to pastures where his father and grandfather
raised cattle, the 72 year old Sanchez has seen mountain lions
and coyotes kill cattle, elk and deer.
He's seen birds scavenge carcasses.
He's even heard of thieves slaughtering livestock in a
field for their meat. He can't explain what he saw
last month. A lion will drag its kill
coyotes rip and tear flesh. These were perfect cuts, like
with a laser or like a scalpel. And what would take the waste,
all the guts, and leave the nice, tender meat, Sanchez says
as he nudges his old Ford through rutted trails, rosary
beads swinging from his rearview mirror.
No tracks, no blood, nothing. I got nothing to go by.
They don't leave no trace. Every rancher who has reported
similar cattle deaths, and there had been at least eight such
deaths in southern Colorado this year, uses the same description.
They just stripped this one, says Tom Miller, who in March
was one of three ranchers near Trinidad who discovered
mutilated cattle. Now I think it's important to
point out here, Sally Miller, she seemed to kind of think in
the interview that they were, they were kind of exclusive to
having this done. But you can see these these
these cattle mutilations are happening all over and that that
that that shows me the emotional impact this has on people.
Their cattle are being mutilated.
It's strange, weird ways. Law enforcement can't really
offer any help. The public, if they do say
anything, will just will just treat these people like they're
kooks, so they become isolated. They're victimized and isolated,
the kind of the same kind of deep personing we see in a lot
of these UFO encounters. The article says that one
morning he went out to his concrete troughs to feed his
herd of about 80 red and black Angus cows and calves.
The herd was racing about a cow that a week before had birthed A
calf, was bellowing, raising all kind of devil, Miller says.
There, by the through past the lock gate, 1/4 mile from US 350
E of Hone, was the calf. Its front legs and torso were
gone. Its back legs were hanging by
hide to a shattered pelvis and a meatless backbone.
Miller thought a pack of coyotes had torn into the calf the night
before. Then he saw the ears sliced off
the head as circular surgical light cuts.
He noticed that there were no tracks, no blood anywhere.
So here we have it. No blood, no tracks, surgical
cuts. If anyone can show me how this
happened, I will believe them. I know it's not coyotes,
especially in one night. Only a human or something like
that can cut the ears like that, says Miller, a 72 year old
rancher who was raised on the Prairie bordering the Purgatory
River. If it was done by people, they
sure went out of their way to bother and confuse me.
And really, why It doesn't make any sense.
No, he's right. Who in their right mind would do
that? Colorado brand inspector Dennis
Williams came out and looked at Miller's calf.
He lives next door. The calf would be the last of
three strangely mutilated cattle that he would investigate in
March of this year. I've heard about it.
It was weird, to say the least. Totally unexplainable.
To me. It looked like that calf had
been dropped from a high distance, the way its hips were
dislocated and all its broken bones.
Wow, think about that. This is a brand inspector.
To me, it looked like that calf had been dropped from a high
distance, the way it's hips were dislocated and all it's broken
bones, William said. And I could just see this ship
flying over. And after these, you know,
ravenous beings have taken this poor thing aboard their ship and
and done these horrible procedures on it, you know, kill
this poor thing, just drop it out of the sky back on the
rancher's property. What I don't get is why they
have to return the things. Why bother unless it's, you
know, you've heard about Majestic 12 and the US
government citing some kind of a treaty with these things.
Unless that's part of the deal, well, they're allowed to take
things, but they have to bring them back.
But maybe when they created that treaty, they didn't tell them
what condition they had to return them in.
I don't know. That same month, ranchers had
called Williams to grizzly scenes northeast of Aguilar and
West of Weston to investigate mysteriously mangled cattle that
have been seen healthy the day before.
To add to the weirdness, Sanchez, Miller, and Mike Duran,
who found a sliced red Angus cow near Weston in March, have all
experienced similar mutilations before.
Sanchez lost cows in 2006 and 1993, Miller 1997 and 1980, and
Duran in 2000 and 1995. It's weird and unexplainable,
says Duran, who lost a healthy 27 year old red Angus cow on
March 8th, her utter and rear end removed with what he
describes as laser cuts, like when somebody cuts metal with a
torch. Cops like Williams and their
ranchers were stumped. We can't come up with anything,
says Los Animas County Sheriff's Deputy Derek Navarrette, who
investigated the Miller and Duran Cavs.
We've seen these before and they're all kind of the same.
No one has ever explained it. Northern New Mexico has had some
of the some of these same cases, and in those cases, they never
got any further than we did. So he's telling you they have no
idea what's causing these things.
Predators ruled out. Chuck Zawaski of Colorado
Springs investigated 3 of the 8 melated cows in southern
Colorado this year. The amateur UFO investigator and
reserve deputy in El Paso County documents each scene testing for
radiation and scanning carcasses with ultraviolet light.
Despite his extraterrestrial inclination, Zaglaski's studies
found on his UFO nut.com website fall short of concluding
anything paranormal. He seems certain all the animals
he studied were killed and drained before they were sliced,
which explains the lack of blood found near the animals.
I don't know if that's just normalcy bias or if this guy's
just not thinking clearly, but I don't see how this could be a
human endeavor. How people walked out there and
did this. There aren't any tracks as far
as draining this these things of blood before they're killed.
Well, that it could have happened, but it is definitely
paranormal. It's not normal, he says.
The way the tongues were sliced off in straight lines back
behind the teeth indicates it is not a Predator kill, he says.
I'm looking for obvious things, Zawahski says.
I don't like to say aliens did it.
There are just too many unknowns.
I like to lean on human intervention until I actually
see a UFO come down and take a cow.
Well, you may not. I mean, even if this guy saw UFO
come down and take a cow, I'm thinking he's going to say that
it was probably some sort of Black Ops helicopter now flown
by the Deep State actors. I mean, it gets to a point when
we rule out that it could be humans because there aren't any
tracks, because the way these cuts are made, we've had
surgeons tell us that, that they don't even have tools that can
make cuts like this the way the way they're incising the flesh
without actually burning it. OK, so what's being done to
these animals is being done with tools that we don't possess and
it's being done by entities that don't leave tracks that are
using vehicles or whatever they're doing that don't make
any noise. So all the evidence that we have
seems to pretty clearly, to me at least, preclude that this is
anything human. And if it's not human then I
guess it's non human. We could say, well it's
unidentified, it's flying, there aren't any tracks, it's an
object. Seems like some kind of a UFO
related thing to me. It says Sanchez is a salt of the
Earth type fellow who put three kids through college running
cattle. Yet he says he and his wife
marveled at incandescent blue lights hovering over a Ridge
nurse pastures in July and August.
He declined to speculate about the lights.
It's kind of like if you're fishing in grizzly country and
you see a big brown flash of fur and you hear a grunting,
rumbling, rumbling and growling sound 100 yards away.
But you refuse to speculate. You know, people just don't want
to face the truth. I just say the truth and that's
what I saw, he says. Duran, on the other hand, is
willing to take the next step. He looked at it from every
angle, he says. If it wasn't human and it wasn't
predator. He says there's only one other
option. I do believe it was a UFO.
This universe is so big, a lot of people think we are the only
ones here, he says. Decline to guess why aliens
harbor such bloody disdain for bovines.
I bet there's something going on out there.
Then it goes on. Talks a little bit about the
history. It says the phantom surgeons of
the plane, as they are known, have been slicing up Colorado
cattle for decades, from the late 1960s to this year.
The bloodless, trackless and isolated scenes all have been
the same, bovines with ears, genitals, tongues, organs and
utters neatly removed. Worldwide, the incidence number
more than 10,000. Colorado seems to spatially
plagued, and 1975 ranches on the state's eastern plains,
particularly around southern Elbert County, reported more
than 200 mysteriously mutilated cattle.
Theories abound, with some pointing to animals sacrificing
cults and others suggesting secretive government experiments
and even military guided laser beams.
There's just no ends to what people will go to to preserve a
normalcy bias. Let me tell you, the alien
conspiracy theory blossomed when inexplicably gorred cattle were
found adjacent to pastures with crop circles in Alabama.
Well, honestly, I think that the idea that these things were UFO
related has been around a lot longer than that.
Other cases in New Mexico and Colorado involve tripod imprints
in a circular area near the carcass, suggesting the
involvement of an atypical aircraft.
Countless ranchers report strange lights in the sky around
the time they find their sliced cattle.
Despite the theories, no mutilation has ever been
thoroughly explained. Well, thank you for saying that.
Colorado's diances with mysteriously mangled animals
begin with a horse named Snippy in 1967, found in a deflation
bloodless heap with her brain missing and neck bones clean,
gleaming white in September 1967 N of Alamosa, the three-year old
Appaloosa is considered the pioneer of the unexplained
mutilation phenomena. Since Snippy, the paranormal
rich San Luis Valley under the shadow of the Sangre de Cristo
mountain range has hosted hundreds of unsolved livestock
deaths. Just that one area, hundreds of
unsolved livestock deaths. Fascinating.
Well, overall, I mean, what a great article.
Thank you very much to this guy Jason Blevins for a fantastic
job on this, presenting the facts and really doing it in a
serious, unbiased manner. It's got a cool map here, too.
You can take a look at where some of these sightings
happened, and I'll put that at the Kofi website.
I just thought that the video was good when they interviewed
the people I saw. I suppose this article was
written in 2016 and the video would have happened.
What I don't know, 6-7 years later, so this folks are in
their late 70s by now. What really impacted me from
this video was the effect that these mutilations had on their
ranchers. Not just not just financially,
even though, like you said, $100,000, but this gruesome
wounds, these surgical incisions, the way these things
are picked up, taken somewhere, and then dropped right there
where everybody can see him. It's almost like a serial killer
opposing the remains of a victim.
Very, a very, very dark aspect of this whole UFO phenomenon,
but one I think that needs to be talked about and looked into.
Until next time, this is UFO Warning.
Over and out.