MUFON 1991 and 1992 Symposium Proceedings: Mysterious Animal Mutilations and Moving Lights

This document consists of excerpts from the 1991 and 1992 MUFON Symposium Proceedings, authored by Linda Moulton Howe. The text focuses on the correlation between Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) and the phenomenon of mysterious animal mutilations. Howe presents a series of case studies, including reports from Canada, the United States (specifically Texas, Missouri, Kansas, Idaho, and Alabama), and elsewhere, detailing the discovery of livestock—primarily cattle and horses—found dead with precise, bloodless excisions. These mutilations are frequently characterized by the removal of specific organs, such as the rectum, udder, and tongue, often with evidence of high-heat cauterization. Howe argues that these events are not the result of natural predation or satanic cult activity, but are instead linked to non-human intelligence. She supports this claim by citing eyewitness accounts of UAP sightings, including silent, hovering craft, light beams, and 'small, white beings' or 'gray creatures' observed in proximity to the mutilated animals. Several witnesses, such as Judy Doraty and Myrna Hansen, report abduction experiences occurring simultaneously with these animal incidents. The document also details the use of video evidence and laboratory analysis of tissue samples, which were examined by pathologist Dr. John Altshuler. Altshuler's findings often indicated that the tissue excisions were performed using high heat, though the author notes occasional inconsistencies in this evidence. Furthermore, the document discusses the presence of unmarked helicopters and 'unidentified' aerial objects in areas where mutilations were reported, suggesting potential government or military awareness of the phenomenon. Howe concludes that the intelligence behind these events is engaged in a long-term, deceptive program involving the harvesting of biological materials, potentially for the creation of hybrid species, while simultaneously employing technology to remain hidden from human detection.