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Horses Killed By Cyanide

The first autopsy results on some of the over 500 miscarried thoroughbred fetuses in Kentucky have revealed features characteristic of cyanide poisoning. Cyanide causes victims to gasp for air, and Len Harrison, of the University of Kentucky, says that the foals? bodies and lungs were covered in small lesions, as if they struggled and attempted to breathe in the womb.

Researchers had been investigating a toxic fungus that mimics estrogen and which might have been present in the grass on which the foals? mothers were grazing. But Harrison has announced that a sample of Eastern Tent Caterpillars that live near the pastures has tested positive for Cyanide.
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Dr. Steven Greer recently organized a highly successful press conference at which a number of government and military personnel came forward and discussed their UFO experiences. After an initial chill, the conference received surprisingly good press coverage, with one or two exceptions.

However, even the existence of the close encounter phenomenon went unmentioned. Instead, throughout the conference Dr. Greer spoke against the President’s planned missile shield, saying that it was a means of preventing a benevolent ‘galactic federation’ from coming into open contact with us, and that the US stood in the way of mankind gaining both an energy source that would end pollution as well as access to the stars.
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Sightings of a mysterious gigantic cat, about 4 times the size of a domestic tabby, have been reported during the past 10 years in south Herfordshire near north London. The animal was nicknamed the Beast of Barnet.

The mystery was solved when a lynx was spotted sitting on a suburban garden fence. It was captured during a dramatic operation involving armed police, vets, zookeepers and the RSPCA.

The animal was stalked through back gardens and streets for 6 hours, until it was captured. After being shot with a tranquilizer dart, it jumped over a 6 foot fence and escaped across public tennis courts.
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In 1972 in the little town of Louisiana, Missouri, there were sightings of a large, hairy creature with a nasty smell that became known as the ?Missouri Monster? or Momo.

When a 15-year-old girl reported seeing Momo outside her home, a local posse was formed to search for the creature. Reporters flocked to the site, but nothing was ever found. It was a classic example of a Yeti sighting.
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