Wave of Mutilated Sheep in Texas ‘Linked to Aliens, Satanic Rituals’

Source: DATELINE ZERO

Wave of sheep mutilations could be the result of extraterrestrials, or some occult ritual practice. Or, who knows?, both.

Residents of Victoria Texas reported seeing flashes of light and hearing loud booms. Calls were made to the police department, according to VictoriaAdvocate.com. Sgt. Jef Strauss said stating that they didn’t know the cause of the noise: “We just don’t know at this point. But, we have no indication that it’s a danger to the public.”

Meanwhile, a farm in Port Lavaca, Texas — southeast of Victoria — has reported the disappearance or mutilation of more than a dozen sheep. After 15 sheep have either vanished or been mutilated, Wayne and Karen Daggs’ 10-acre property now has only 6 remaining. To date, they’ve have lost $900 worth of sheep.

MORE HERE: Weird weekend in Victoria, Texas: Mysterious booms, phantom lights, missing and mutilated sheep

The Daily Mail reports that the mutilations piqued the curiosity of Charles Stansburge, of the Mutual UFO Network, after he’d read an article about the killings in the news. Stansburge, the organization’s section director, traveled from Rosenberg to Daggs’ residence to launch an investigation on Tuesday, Oct 8.

Stansburge hopes his investigation will help the Calhoun County Sheriff’s department solve the puzzle. Fletcher Grey, a senior field investigator of the Mutual UFO Network planned to arrive on Wednesday to help Stansburge with the investigation.

However, police investigators believe the incidents may be related to satanic worship. “I can’t think of a reason aside from rituals or malicious mischievousness for the mutilations,” Calhoun County investigator Bobbie Vickery told the Victoria Advocate.

County Sherriff George Aleman believes a human is behind the killings. “It wasn’t a wild animal, which would tear the meat,” Aleman says. “This was too clean to be an animal. Whoever did this knew what they were doing.”

Would could be the motive for such a thing? Revenge.

Wayne Daggs worked in law enforcement for 23 years. He was an officer in Calhoun County Precinct 4 for 8 of those years. “I worked hard to not make enemies while I was on the job,” Daggs said.

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