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From: Stig Agermose <Stig_Agermose@online.pol.dk>
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1998 00:49:56 +0100
Fwd Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1998 12:18:24 -0500
Subject: BBC Program On British Cattle Mutilations


Forwarded from the UASR list.

Stig

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Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1998 19:14:22 +0000
From: Richard Courtier <richard.courtier@btinternet.com>
To: starfriends <starfriends@esosoft.com>
Subject: [UASR]> Cattle Mutilations



Hi All

The BBC is currently filming a a seven episode TV series
"Millennium TV-The Big End" the first programme being shown on
Sunday 27 December on UK national TV. It is expected that the
programme on cattle mutilations will be shown on the third
Sunday, 10 Jan.

David Cayton a researcher into this phenomena writing in UFO
Magazine

http://www.ufomag.co.uk

stated that he was able to elicit the help of a well known
pathologist (name not disclosed) and a two year investigation
followed. Advertising in British farmers journals and magazines
he was able to build up quite a dossier on the mutilations. He
was accompanied on some of his investigations by a BBC film crew
from which the programme has been compiled.

Some time after an advertisement appeared a farming magazine he
received a call form the Ministry of Agriculture, Farms and
Fisheries (MAFF) requesting details of the pathologist. The
second question he was asked was "Is this to do with aliens?"
quickly followed by "not that I know anything about that". The
MAFF official berated him for obtaining specimens for unofficial
private experiments. The caller went on to say that it was
unlawful to take specimens in this way and when pushed as to why
was given the reply "Because of B.S.E and all animals should be
incinerated within 48 hours". The caller did not answer the
question posed by Cayton that B.S.E was only in cattle. A farmer
later confirmed there was no notice about B.S.E. in sheep or
lambs or that dead animals should be incinerated.

Cayton established that the call came from Animal Health
Veterinary Investigations Centre, Barton Hall, Broughton,
Lancashire, UK. He visited the site and found a notice at the
entrance stating it was a facility for Animal Health. No mention
of an investigation unit, but on closer examination further down
the private road leading to the facility he found  sign marked
"Vetinery Investigation - Specimens Only".

I await the programme with interest.

Richard



Posted by : Richard Courtier <richard.courtier@btinternet.com>
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