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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.
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.
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.
Welcome to APFU
Richard D. Hall interviews Mike Freebury, Phil Hoyle and David Cayton who have been studying an area on the Shropshire Welsh border known as the Rea Valley.
Dramatic LIVE UFO FOOTAGE of two RED SPHERES
operating over farms and farmland near Radnorshire Forest UK.
operating over farms and farmland near Radnorshire Forest UK.
PART 3