Villa de Maria del Rio Seco, 5 août 2002

This document, published in the June 2003 issue of the French ufology magazine 'Lumières dans la Nuit' (LDLN), provides a detailed account of cattle mutilations and associated aerial phenomena in Argentina, specifically around Villa de Maria del Rio Seco in the province of Cordoba. The primary report centers on a witness, Mme M.D., who describes an encounter on May 6, 2002, while traveling with Nelo Romero and Don Isidro. They observed two yellow lights, resembling car headlights, in an inaccessible area. Following this, the document details several instances of cattle found mutilated with surgical precision—tongues removed, jaws stripped of tissue, and specific organ extractions—without any signs of blood or typical scavenger activity. The author, Joël Mesnard, highlights the 'second-degree mystery' caused by the media's silence and the official reluctance to address the phenomenon. The report includes photographic evidence of the mutilated animals and mentions video footage provided to local authorities. Beyond the Argentine cases, the magazine compiles various international reports, including UAP sightings in France, the activities of the CERPA organization, and references to other research on animal mutilations in the United States and elsewhere. The document serves as a chronicle of the 2002 Argentine UAP wave, emphasizing the recurring nature of these events and the frustration of researchers regarding the lack of transparent investigation.