Back in November 2010, Fox31 News in Denver posted an article about a strange horse mutilation incident at the Schneider family ranch in El Paso County, Colorado. The family found two of their horses dead and badly mutilated on their ranch last August. After the discovery, the family filed a report with the El Paso County Sheriff’s Department and called in paranormal investigator, Chuck Zukowski, to search for answers.

The horses were discovered with their throats slit and chests cut open. The genitals, tongues, and eyes of the horses were removed. The family stated that there were no footprints around the horses and no blood evident. Since El Chupacabra, humans, predators and satanic cults would leave footprints, Zukowski blamed UFOs, according to the report by Fox31 news.

Zukowski’s findings, as reported by bloggers and the media, were contradictory to the official findings of the El Paso County Sheriff’s Department, for whom Zukowski served in a volunteer capacity for for 8 years.

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Welcome to the Animal Pathology Field Unit

The Animal Pathology Field Unit was established in 2001 and is a non-profit making organisation committed to carrying out serious research into the animal mutilation mystery.

Our role is one of information gathering both nationally and globally by recording and collating factual information which has or could have a direct link to these attacks.

We are not an investigative group open to the general public but a covert research team operating in areas across the United Kingdom.  We are in liaison with many people including scientists, law enforcement officers and professional people who are fully aware of the animal mutilation problem.

Our Team have been investigating animal attacks since 1998 which led to the formation of the APFU three years later.

Our mission is to raise the awareness of anyone who may be interested in the subject of animal mutilation attacks, as well as those affected directly by it, such as the farming community, to whom we also provide advice and support.

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