FSR Vol. 44 No. 1: A Buffalo Mutilation Case in Canada and Other Reports

This document is a compilation of reports and editorial content from the Flying Saucer Review (FSR). The first section details a buffalo mutilation case in British Columbia, Canada, reported by Ken Smith on September 15, 1995. The animal was found dead with its udder, rectum, and vagina removed with surgical precision, and the nose missing. Notably, there was no blood, and the carcass did not attract scavengers or maggots, nor did the ranch dog or other cattle approach the body. The second section, a letter from Joan Amos, discusses reports of headless seagulls and seals in the UK, referencing previous reports of cat mutilations in London. The final section features an article by Peter Bronson, editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, discussing the work of investigator Don Worley, who claims to have handled 112 abduction cases. The article explores the perspectives of academics like Dr. John Mack and Professor David M. Jacobs regarding alien abductions and the potential for human exploitation. The document concludes with an index of FSR publications and a list of books available for purchase through UFORIA, covering topics such as the Roswell incident, alien abductions, and government cover-ups.