posted 08-01-2001 04:24 PM            

Here is a skeptical page:
http://www.txdirect.net/~area51/ufo/documents/sts48.html

posted 08-02-2001 02:04 AM            

Quite a while back at the Carnicom site I posted a theory... the title of my post was Biological Components From Whom?... It's my theory that there could perhaps be a connection with the mutilated cows phenomena and the blood that's been found in connection with the CT's. It's still only a theory but I did find some curious things while doing a bit of research. I'll have to find that old post and paste it up here sometime.

posted 08-11-2003 01:39 AM            

http://www.oregonuforeview.com/cattle.html

As of late, the discovery of trace amounts of Bovine Hemoglobin have been found on the dead animal. Bovine Hemoglobin is a component of blood. The presence of hemoglobin indicates that a processing of the whole blood has occurred. The usual procedure for isolating hemoglobin from whole blood is rather complex. It involves separating red blood corpuscles from the lighter plasma components by centrifugation. The plasma is siphoned off and ether is added to the corpuscle paste, causing the cells to burst. Another centrifugation removes the ruptured cell envelopes and leaves a clear red solution of hemoglobin. With mutilated cows, every other component of the blood is totally disintegrated with the exception of the hemoglobin. It's turned into its elemental form.

Most scientists recognize the importance of this find because if you know how hemoglobin is produced in the pure form, you know that it entails a number of very, very precise and rather prolonged biochemical steps. In other words, you can't just do this in a matter of a few minutes. It is something that is only accomplished in a biochemical laboratory. Because we just can't do this... pick up a cow, drain or disintegrate all the blood in it, produce pure hemoglobin, and then drop it back down... this becomes not only a scientific investigation into the physical findings, but increased questions as to who is doing it and how.

http://216.110.62.152/First/cattle_mutilations.htm

Here's a report you can take to the bank. Small particles found on the hide of a cattle mutilation in California (1997) have now been unequivocally proven to be PURE BOVINE HEMOGLOBIN, by infrared-spectroscopy. We had run an EDS years ago and were of the opinion that this was, in fact, what these particles were... but it wasn't until we were recently able to get infrared spectroscopy carried out that we could prove it. We not only ran the samples against the textbook spectra, we bought a sample of pure bovine hemoglobin from a professional lab and ran it also.... perfect matches, both times.
Question is, of course, how in the world do you explain pure bovine hemoglobin out in the middle of a field on the back of a cut-up bull? The lab process necessary to extract the heme molecule from whole blood would require a centrifuge and various chemicals... this animal was found more than 1/2-mile from the nearest dirt road, thus ruling out a lab-on-wheels idea. And the field is strewn with large volcanic boulders, absolutely everywhere... which seems to rule out helicopter with lab on-board idea... guess those coyotes are getting smarter than we thought?

http://www.rense.com/general5/major.htm

In addition to the hemoglobin particles found on this animal and now conclusively identified, Dr. Levengood's 1997 report indicated that very high Rr (redox ratio) values were found in the grass samples taken at the mouth and rectum excision areas. High Rr values signify that, during respiration, the plant is releasing large amounts of active molecules known as "free radicals," an indication of injury to the plant mitochondria which--if the exposure to damaging energies is great enough--will result in the plant's death. In fact, photographs of the grass in this case showed it to be lush and green when the animal was first discovered, with subsequent photographs on a return field-trip 2 weeks later revealing that all of the grass around the carcass had died.

Some factors bearing on the situation are that, bovine hemoglobin can be purchased at a nominal cost and is used by numerous veterinarians in giving transfusions to various animals. FBI files on cattle mutilation confirm that some animals have been dropped from altitude causing broken bones and depressions in the ground. At least one animal was found with Atropine a tranquilizing drug in it's blood. Further, the animals are often marked by a fluorescent like powder.
It has been speculated that mutilations could be part of clandestine operations by Paramilitary or intelligence agencies to track nuclear radiation or test chemical/biological weapons. There is no evidence to prove this theory. Although providing secrecy, Paramilitary operations at night in mountainous terrain would be very dangerous.

The reader may ask why would UFO aircrews be interested in hemoglobin or cattle? Hemoglobin is the respiratory pigment found in the red blood cells of all vertebrates and some invertebrates. It is produced in the bone marrow and carries oxygen to the body from the lungs. An inadequate amount of circulating hemoglobin results in a condition called anemia a condition resulting from a reduction in hemoglobin content or in the number of red blood cells called erythrocytes. Although the causes of anemia vary, because of the blood's reduced capacity to carry oxygen all types exhibit similar symptoms-of pallor, weakness, dizziness, fatigue, and, in severe cases, breathing difficulties and heart abnormalities.