— “Charlie's body had been cut in half with a sharp object and displayed
so that he would be discovered by the horrified public.”
- Jeff Dorson, Dir., Louisiana Human Society, August 12, 2015
— “Several cats have been found cut in half in Wheat Ridge. It is common.”
- Officer L. Mosier, Wheat Ridge Police Dept.,
near Denver, Colorado, July 8, 2015
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Reprinted August 12, 2019 Albuquerque, New Mexico - Since the 1970s, there have been hundreds of reports about bloodless half-cat mutilations in the United States, Canada, England and Singapore as well as other bloodless, mutilated animal reports around the world — even kangaroos in Australia. The following is an historic overview concentrated on bloodless half-cat mutilation reports from current August 2015 going backwards in time to the 1970s. The photographs are provided throughout to underscore the surgical, bloodless nature of this strange global phenomenon.
“The nature of the injuries started to be a little suspicious and we started seeing a lot of them in this one area in north Everett. The necropsy done — and the person who did (the autopsy) — said these are very unique injuries that do not appear to be caused by another animal.”
— Everett Police Dept. to KING 5-TV News, August 10, 2019
“It was ... three, four, seven, eight balls of light without any noise. No smoke. And they were just appearing from like a new dimension.”
— Philippe Rosset, high school French teacher from Seynod, France, who was walking up Knapp Hill above Alton Barnes, England, when mysterious silent lights suddenly appeared in the sky. He recorded with his cell phone at 9:30 PM local time on June 20, 2019, the night before the Summer Solstice.
