From: Scott Corrales <lornis1@earthlink.net>
Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 08:14:14 -0400
Fwd Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 20:02:11 -0400
Subject: More Mutilated Cattle In La Pampa Argentina


SOURCE: El Diario de la Pampa
DATE: Thursday, July 24, 2003

MORE MUTILATED CATTLE IN LA PAMPA

General Acha (Agencia) - On Wednesday, July 16, three calves and
a cow were found mutilated in fields adjacent to this city.
"Until one sees it, or it happens to [ones animals], one doesn't
believe it," said a cattleman whose property is located some 30
kilometers from Genera Acha and who asked El Diario to keep his
identity confidential.

The cattleman said than on July 16, "two calves and a 'masked'
calf, weighing some 200 kg. each, were found mutilated some 500
meters away from his house in a flat open field. The males were
missing an eye, an ear and their tongues, while the female was
had its nipples sheared off with surgical precision," he noted,
betraying his surprise when he said "when we found them, they
were still issuing some sort of smoke or vapor from their
carcasses, as though recently dead."

"All of the animals had their heads pointed southward," he
pointed out, noting that "he was certain that the animals had
been alive the previous evening."   "We did not dare get close
to them or touch them, but on the fourth day, no animal,
predador, fox or chimango (vulture) came close," he said.
Finally, the confused cattleman said: "We plucked up our
courage, got them together and burned them."

Another cattleman who told a similar story explained that that
very same Wednesday, "a very docile cow that was near the house
vanished, and was later found two secions away from where it
normally grazed."

The livestock farmer explained that "these are 200 hectare
pastures" and that the mutilations on the cow were similar to
those which have been reported on so many occasions. He added
that in this case, "the cow was very docile and would have never
jumped over the barbed wire fences that divide the three
sections, because the gates were properly closed and no fence
was broken." In both cases, livestock farmers indicated that
they did not file reports with the police or with the courts,
since they understood that such complaints would not be taken
seriously.

For more information:
http://www.eldiariodelapampa.com.ar/provinciales.htm

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Translation (C) 2003 Scott Corrales Institute of Hispanic Ufology
Special thanks to Gloria Coluchi

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