Friday, September 05, 2008

Argentina: The Santa Rosa Pig Mutilation





Source: Planeta UFO
Date: September 4, 2008-09-05


ARGENTINA: The Santa Rosa Pig Mutilation
By Salvatore Carta
http://ufopampa.blogspot.com/2008/05/chancha-mutilada.html

In the morning hours of Monday, May 19, 2008, a small farm located some 15 kilometers northeast of the locality of Santa Rosa was in a stir as several nervous pigs and their piglets were being placed in a truck for an early morning transfer to another field.

At daybreak, the farm’s occupants were stunned by the scene that confronted them: only a few meters away from the vehicle, they found one of the sows and her young, displaying deep incisions and with no apparent explanation as to how they managed to jump over the 1.80 meter tall siding that surrounded the truck.
The pig farmer contacted Quique Mario of CEUFO and the undersigned as well, and we visited the location. We are displaying photographs of the pig as well as a video that presents other details. At first sight, the incisions are completely different from the ones reported as part of UFO case histories in this region. They are not mechanical and appear irregular under the microscope. The entire rear section of the sow’s skull was missing, along with muscular mass and a piercing incision in the area within the legas, as well as strange scoring from what appear to be claws. Regarding this last detail, the pig farmer’s son found some strange prints similar to those of a ñandu or ostritch. He and his cousin photographed them with their cellphones.

This animal has been sent to veterinary experts. We shall be forwarding a report on the results shortly.

We compared photographs with our friends from VISION OVNI, comparing the characteristics of our strange case with one that occurred only days earlier in the city of Rosario.

A priori conclusions lead us to believe that the entities operating here are different from the ones that the case histories had presented us with.

(Translation (c) 2008, S. Corrales, IHU. Special thanks to Guillermo Gimenez and Salvatore Valentin Carta)