The Flushing Meadow Zoo Massacre, 1987: UFO lights precede surgical mutilation of zoo animals. Alien Encounters: UFO Case Files E aka Top 25 Alien Encounters: UFO Case Files Exposed, 2023
The television producer and UFO investigator Linda Moulton-Howe has been tracking the mystery of animal mutilation for over thirty years. Ancient Aliens s1e3: The Mission, History 2010
There is a line that runs around the world, and all along it strange things are witnessed. There have been countless UFO sightings, hundreds of mysterious animal mutilations, and even stories of encounters in the distant past. Could there be something about the 37th Parallel that is attracting visitors from other worlds? Ancient Aliens s20e8: UFO Superhighway
Animal mutilations: The Miller Ranch, Trinidad, Colorado: 16 cattle mutilations have been discovered since the mid-1990s.
‘Electro-magnetic anomalies, sightings of UFOs and Orbs, power fluctuations …’ ibid. Nick Pope
Tom and Sally Miller lead Nick and Travis across their 1,400-acre ranch, to the site of less where than a month ago they discovered what appears to be the latest victim of cattle mutilation. ibid.
The Mysterious deaths and mutilations of animals in the United States and other parts of the world. Linda Moulton-Howe, A Strange Harvest, 1980
A mystery which has haunted ranchers and law enforcement for the past decade – the mutilation of animals especially cattle throughout the United States and Canada. ibid.
Since September of 1982 I have received 12 mutilation reports from sheriff’s offices. ibid. Linda’s update since original broadcast
Who or what is killing and multilating these animals? ibid.
This amazing story that I call a Strange Harvest. ibid.
In September 1967 on the King Ranch in the St Louis Valley of Colorado an Appaloosa May called Snippy was found dead and stripped of flesh from the neck up. ibid.
Found with no tracks around them.
Pueblo Chieftain, September 26th 1975: More cattle mutilations reported in S Colorado. ibid. newspaper article
Are cow killers from outer space? ibid. The Observer August 1977