Henry County, MO: Second cow found with removed udder and organs
Mitchell discovered a second mutilated cow showing removal of tongue, udder and reproductive organs. A mysterious char mark outlined the animal's body at the scene. Again, investigators found no blood despite the extensive surgical wounds.
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On July 9, 2013, Lyn Mitchell discovered the second mutilated animal on her Henry County ranch. This cow had its tongue completely removed, along with the entire udder and reproductive organs. The cuts appeared clean and surgically precise, continuing the pattern established in the 2011 incident.
Most disturbing was the presence of a char mark outlining the cow's body, which remained visible for some time afterward. As with the previous case, there was a complete absence of blood at the scene despite the gaping wounds. The isolated location meant no witnesses observed the incident.
Local law enforcement and veterinary experts examined the remains but remained unable to explain the cause of death or the method used to remove the organs. The case reinforced Mitchell's belief that conventional explanations were insufficient. Via TheBlackVault.com (Archival).
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