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This article was originally written for a paranormal magazine called The Paranormal Journal, it became known as The Underground Files covering ghosts, ufos, cryptozoology, and government conspiracies amongst others. I no longer write for the magazine and it is no longer in existence. Mystery of Horse-Saucer Alamosa, an autopsy on a horse, believed by its owner to have been killed by inhabitants of a flying saucer, revealed that its abdominal, brain and spinal cavities were empty. The pathologist, a Denver specialist, wanting to remain anonymous, said the absence of organs in the abdominal area was unexplainable. Witnessing the autopsy at the ranch where the corpse was found were four members of the Denver team of the National Members Investigating Committee on Aerial Phenomena. The team included Dr. and Mrs. Ken Steinmetz, Dr. Herb Roth and Captain Dick Cable of the North American Air Defence Command Centre in Colorado Springs. When the pathologist sawed into the horse’s brain cavity, he found it empty. “There should have been a good bit of fluid in the brain cavity,” the pathologist said. “This horse was definitely not killed by lightening,” the pathologist said and this was the official conclusion of Alamosa County authorities. The Appalcosa’s owners said they believed the horse was killed by occupants of a flying saucer. Several others in the San Luis Valley, where as many as eight sightings of unidentified flying objects have been reported in one evening, have said they agree. It all started when Snippy, a 3 year-old gelding, September 7th, did not return to the Harry King ranch. Two days later, King went looking for Snippy and found the horse dead about a quarter of a mile from the ranch house. The ranch is 20 miles southeast of Alamosa in desolate mountain country. All the flesh had been stripped from the horse’s head and neck, only bones remained. King called the owners of the horse, a Mr. and Mrs. Burl Lewis. Together they investigated the area in which the horse had been killed. They said they found areas where the chico brush had been squashed down some 10 inches within the ground and discovered what appeared to be 15 circular exhaust marks 100 yards from the horse. Another area was punched with six identical holes, each two inches wide and four inches deep, they said. The investigating committee said several samples were taken from the horse and an object, presumed to be a tool, Mrs. Lewis said she found September 16th. Mrs. Lewis said she found the object on her second visit to the area. It was covered with horsehair and she said when she tried to wipe the horsehair off, her hand turned red and began to burn. The burning persisted until she washed her hands, she commented further. Mystery of Horse Saucer written by Bill Barber |
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