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There was minor damage on some of the tissue from scavenging<br />

or predatory animals. Charlie could understand how the previous<br />

investigators thought it might have been the work of predators, but it<br />

still didn’t add up. He told the farmer that the incision looked like it had<br />

been made by a straight edge of some kind, and that he should have a<br />

veterinarian look at it. He took Charlie’s advice and called Dr. Creel in<br />

Boaz, and the Vet came out and examined the carcass.<br />

Dr. Creel agreed and said, “I don’t know what killed it, but animals<br />

were not involved in it’s death.” Dr. Creel stuck to his guns and never<br />

flip flopped. He was the exception to the rule.<br />

By mid-February, these cases were the talk of police in both Marshall<br />

& DeKalb Counties. At month’s end, Charlie had filled out 12 reports<br />

covering 14 strange livestock deaths. Even without considering the<br />

sinister agencies causing them, the crimes by themselves were very<br />

disturbing. Large animals had been incapacitated and vivisected in<br />

plain view of ranch houses and farms. One was even found outside a<br />

bedroom window. Nobody heard anything except barking dogs at 3<br />

a.m., which were ignored. Then came the grizzly discoveries.<br />

While 90% of the farmers reported seeing helicopters before or after<br />

their animals were found dead, no one saw them at the critical time.<br />

This made Charlie wonder, until he got a call from local gun dealer<br />

and pilot, Clyde Barksdale. He told Charlie that the previous evening<br />

he arrived home and was walking around his house when he looked<br />

up and saw a helicopter flying only two hundred feet above him.<br />

He said it was almost silent. Clyde is also a helicopter pilot, and he<br />

couldn’t understand why it only made a faint sound. “Whisssp whisssp,<br />

whisssp,” he imitated the chopper’s sound. “I couldn’t believe it,” he<br />

explained. A silent helicopter. A silent helicopter?<br />

The Silencing of Sgt. Ron Ogletree.<br />

One evening in late February when Charlie was on duty in Fyffe,<br />

Charlie met with Alabama State Trooper Ron Ogletree, who was post<br />

commander in Gadsden. Ron and he had been working together on the<br />

livestock cases for four months together. He explained that his boss in<br />

Montgomery had instructed him to cease interviews with the media.<br />

“No more talk about Cattle Mutilations, no more talk about UFOs,<br />

you’re out of the business.” Ron just took it in stride. He never spoke to<br />

the media again. Charlie took it in stride too. Then it happened again.<br />

The Silencing of Chief of Detectives Tommy Cole.<br />

It was about a month later when the Boston Globe came to Sand<br />

Mountain to interview Tommy Cole and Charlie . Charlie finished the<br />

interview and drove with the reporter to Albertville, where we were<br />

scheduled to meet Tommy. When they arrived Charlie went into the<br />

Albertville Police Department, but was denied entry.<br />

Tommy Cole came out the back door and took him aside, away from<br />

the reporter. He wanted to talk privately. “Charlie, I can’t talk to this<br />

guy, I’m sorry. I’ve been told not to talk about it any more.” He looked<br />

irritated but resigned to the fact that he wasn’t allowed to talk to the<br />

media. Charlie walked back to the Globe reporter and explained that<br />

the Chief of Detectives had been ordered to keep his mouth shut. He<br />

looked at him suspiciously, but accepted it, and gave Charlie a ride<br />

back to Fyffe.<br />

Snow Job. The Silencing of the entire Law Enforcement Community.<br />

A special, secret briefing was organized and police officers and deputies<br />

from both counties were invited. Every police department, that is,<br />

except Fyffe. DeKalb County Chief Of Detectives Mike James ( A<br />

direct descendent of Frank and Jesse James) and his drinking buddy,<br />

Tom Price from the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department, started<br />

the briefing and introduced David Pratt, a jewelry salesman from<br />

Chattanooga, Tennessee. They described him as a man who had been<br />

involved in so-called “cattle mutilations” while a member of a secret,<br />

well funded “Satanic Cult.”<br />

Pratt outlined how the “cult” he was once a “member” of was<br />

responsible for the mutilations, and that they had backing that covered<br />

the expense of using helicopters to retrieve bovine organs for “their<br />

rituals.” Pratt also proclaimed that his former cult “loved the publicity”<br />

and embarrassing local authorities.<br />

Every cop present “bought” this story, except Tommy Cole. Even<br />

Sgt. Ogletree believed this con artist. Tommy Cole later told Charlie,<br />

“That guy didn’t impress me in the least. It’s obvious why they didn’t<br />

want you there, they said you were intentionally not invited” Charlie<br />

could have challenged this guy and he couldn’t have held up under<br />

his questioning. That’s why he was kept out of it. The briefing was<br />

concluded with Detectives James and Price explaining that “These<br />

Satanist love the publicity, and if we ignore them, they’ll stop what<br />

they’re doing and go away.” The assembled officers concurred. Fools.<br />

Charlie looked over all the police reports and photographs, he realized<br />

that all of the female cows had calved (given Birth) two weeks prior to<br />

being mutilated. One was in childbirth when it was mutilated<br />

In 1993, Charlie got a call from a man who owned a small landing<br />

field, told him that if he went to his landing fielda certain evening, he<br />

would see several helicopters land and refuel. He was right. Well after<br />

dark, two Chinook helicopters (The large twin rotor type) landed in the<br />

field behind some trees and opened their doors revealing large black<br />

plastic fuel bladders. Minutes later several smaller scout helicopters<br />

landed nearby, shut down and crews from the Chinooks walked over<br />

with large hoses and refueled each of a half dozen helicopters. The<br />

whole operation took less than 30 minutes and the helicopters took off<br />

and headed across the border<br />

where they were tracked to their home base, Fort Campbell, Kentucky.<br />

Now They knew who they were but they couldn’t figure out why they<br />

refueled on Sand Mountain. The landing strip’s Owner Waylon Lyons<br />

explained he was told that they “didn’t want to have to go through<br />

the tower at Redstone Arsenal”. The next morning a reporter, Steven<br />

Smith from the Rainsville Weekly Post, called the Public Affairs<br />

Officer, Major William Gibbons of the 101st Airborne and asked if they<br />

might’ve been in the area the previous evening. “We have no aircraft<br />

in your area, it wasn’t us” said the captain. It certainly was. So Charlie<br />

knew then that some kind of secret operation was being conducted,<br />

but he didn’t know what it was. He still doesn’t, but when you look at<br />

each piece of evidence and try to use them as puzzle pieces, these so<br />

called “cattle mutilations” might be associated with government studies<br />

of epidemiology. With BSE & CJD being such devastating “new”<br />

diseases, is it possible than many alleged cases of “cattle mutilations”<br />

are actually evidence of our tax dollars at work? Charlie read a book<br />

“Deadly Feast”

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