A.P.R.O. Bulletin - September/October 1978

This document is a compilation of reports from the A.P.R.O. Bulletin, primarily focusing on a series of harrowing and unexplained events occurring on a ranch in Colorado during the 1970s. The narrative, largely told through the experiences of a family referred to as the Evans family, describes a decade of activity that includes sightings of various unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), such as cone-shaped and disk-shaped objects, often accompanied by electromagnetic effects like power outages and vehicle malfunctions. A significant portion of the report is dedicated to the phenomenon of cattle mutilations, which the witnesses describe as surgical in nature and occurring with alarming frequency. The witnesses report encounters with entities, including a 'Big Foot' creature and beings in tight-fitting suits who claimed to be conducting research. The document also includes accounts of disembodied voices and telepathic communication. Beyond the Colorado ranch, the bulletin includes reports of sightings in other locations, such as Crossett, Arkansas, and various incidents in the San Luis Valley, Colorado, dating back to 1968. The tone of the reports is one of extreme distress and paranoia, with witnesses expressing fear for their safety and frustration with the lack of official explanation or assistance. The document serves as a historical record of the intense, often terrifying experiences reported by individuals who felt they were being targeted by an unknown, technologically advanced intelligence.