Friday 28 February 2020

UFO News Article:
“Evidence Points to Saucer – –
Did UFO Kill Colorado Animals?”


11 October 1967
(The Examiner, Independence, Missouri)

Source: NewspaperArchive.com

The whole article:
“Snippy the horse, a frisky, frollicking animal who ran afoul of a flying saucer, may not have been the only animal who met his match from the skies, his owner said Tuesday.

Mrs. Berle Lewis, who owned the three-year-old Appaloosa, said she is wondering if the recent deaths of five horses and four cows on nearby lands are somehow related.

Snippy was found dead Sept. 9, 20 miles northeast of Alamosa in desolate Southern Colorado terrain. The flesh from the head and neck of the animal was ‘stripped clear to the bone.’

‘I’m convinced Snippy was killed by a Saucer,’ Mrs. Lewis said. ‘I’d like to know if there’s any connection with the other animals.’

Mrs. Lewis said evidence seems to back up her theory. Markings in the area indicated something may have landed and she said a Geiger counter showed the ground to be radioactive. In addition, a Denver pathologist who examined the dead animal said he ‘had no solution to offer for the death.’

Mrs. Lewis said the latest animals found dead were three horses near Mosca, 14 miles north of Alamosa, a ‘beautiful pinto’ found three miles southeast of where Snippy died, a sorrel and four cows near the highway connecting Blanca and Alamosa.

‘At first no one was interested,’ Mrs. Lewis said. ‘Now everyone wants to know about it.’

Law officers have said the animal probably was killed by lightning.

Just in case it was something else, though, the University of Colorado has sent an investigator from its Unidentified Flying Object research department to check out the report.”

https://newspaperarchive.com/independence-examiner-oct-11-1967-p-1/

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