"What was done to the cats was done with three or four cuts and that was it. There was no evidence of any sawing or jagged edges or tearing, or anything like that. It was done very cleanly and very precisely."
- Cherie Good, D.V.M., Bothell, Washington
Bothell, Washington circled on the map is twelve miles northeast of Seattle, Washington, has a population of 32,985 and 23 parks.
September 12, 2003 Bothell, Washington - Domestic cat mutilations have been reported since at least the 1970s, and now more have turned up in Bothell, Washington. Twelve miles northeast of Seattle, Bothell is a city of 32,985 people, 23 parks and the Bothell Police Department has case files on three cat mutilations in May and June 2002, and three cat mutilations between August 1 and September 1, 2003. Not far to the northwest, Animal Control for the Vancouver, B. C. City Pound filed several mutilation reports in 1992 to 1994 on domestic cats found neatly cut in half without blood.
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In the August 23, 2003 edition of Britain's The Daily Mirror, reporter Nick Webster says the aerial disk that rotated and wobbled over Avebury on Saturday evening, August 16, 2003, was a 25-foot-diameter "space craft" that cost $85,000 (50,000 pounds) and was built by a TV firm called Chrysalis for a Channel 4 documentary entitled, "How To Build A Spaceship."
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Two eyewitnesses from the Red Lion Pub on Saturday, August 16, 2003, followed the rotating, wobbling disk to a harvested field of crop stubble East of Cherhill Down and the Gallops.Four enhanced images from the videotape shot by Simon Beard on Saturday evening, August 16, 2003, from Avebury stone circles of the slowly rotating, wobbling aerial disk. SeeEarthfiles August 20, 2003. Composite by Andreas Mueller, www.invisiblecircle.de.
August 21, 2003 - Avebury, Wiltshire, England - This morning I talked with reporters, Lewis Cowen and Tamash Lal, respectively at the Wiltshire Gazette & Herald in Devizes and Evening Advertiser in Swindon, about the multiple eyewitness sighting of a black and white rotating disk over the Avebury stone circle on Saturday evening, August 16, 2003, after 9 p.m., near dark. The reporters concluded in their stories that the object was a "prank," either a camouflaged microlight or remote-controlled model, but neither has any substantive proof. I also talked with eyewitness, John Pearce, resident of Winterbourne Monkton, who is quoted in the articles, but his version is different than the media's.
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August 20, 2003 - Avebury, Wiltshire, England - Twilight was shifting to darkness at the Red Lion Pub in Avebury when people walking inside the big stone circle began to yell and point toward the sky. About thirty witnesses sitting outside the pub looked toward the shouts. A black and white disk-shaped object was slowly rotating about 200 feet above the center of the Avebury stone circle.
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Montour Ridge in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, near Northumberland was the scene of Todd Sees's disappearance on August 4, 2002, and discovery of his dead body on August 6, 2002, near his home after a two-day manhunt.
July 23, 2003 - Northumberland, Pennsylvania - On August 2, 2002, 39-year-old Todd Sees said good-bye to his wife and two young children as he set off on what was supposed to be a half-day trip to look for deer hunting sites before the season opened. Sees got into his 4-wheel drive truck and headed for the top of Montour Ridge. But his family began to worry that afternoon when he hadn't returned and by August 4, the local police were contacted. A search party of at least two hundred people was organized.
While the search was underway, stories began circulating on the internet that a farmer had seen a silver disk up over the ridge area put down a beam of light and had seen a man's body rise in the beam of light. Then on August 6, Todd Sees's body was found 140 yards from his home where he was last seen alive on August 2. But the police and his wife wouldn't talk to the media and more rumors started that the body had been found nude or only slightly clothed, that it was disfigured or dried up somehow, that the FBI was investigating, and that tissues from the body were being sent to a federal laboratory.
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