EastTexasGal
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Couldnt remember who posted originally about the Aliens and livestock...but read this and thought maybe whoever it was would find it interesting. Just could not believe they are auctioning the remains off on EBAY....for that matter selling them period.
Skeleton of "Alien Mutilation" Horse at Center of Custody Battle
by: Erin Ryder, Staff Writer
December 11 2006 Article # 8380
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Everyone in Alamosa, Colo., suddenly wants Snippy, reports The Denver Post.
The skeleton of Snippy, an Appaloosa mare that was the first animal reported to be "mutilated by aliens," was to be offered on eBay last week with a starting bid of $50,000. But as word of the auction got out, relatives of her former owners and officials with the town's Chamber of Commerce are lining up to dispute ownership, the paper reported.
No one's quite sure what happened to Snippy, who was found dead in her pasture in September 1967. According to the Denver Post, the most popular theories involve either alien abduction or teenagers with rifles, depending on who you ask. The alleged lack of blood and hoof prints in the area where the body was found, and the confirmed lack of flesh from the horse's head to withers, only add to the mystery, as do the two .22 bullets in her rump.
But what is certain is Snippy's status as a local legend.
"I'm going to put up a fight to get Snippy," Chamber of Commerce President Debora Goodman told the paper. "She's an icon to this valley. It's important that she stay here and represent that mysterious period in our history."
Skeleton of "Alien Mutilation" Horse at Center of Custody Battle
by: Erin Ryder, Staff Writer
December 11 2006 Article # 8380
Article Tools
Everyone in Alamosa, Colo., suddenly wants Snippy, reports The Denver Post.
The skeleton of Snippy, an Appaloosa mare that was the first animal reported to be "mutilated by aliens," was to be offered on eBay last week with a starting bid of $50,000. But as word of the auction got out, relatives of her former owners and officials with the town's Chamber of Commerce are lining up to dispute ownership, the paper reported.
No one's quite sure what happened to Snippy, who was found dead in her pasture in September 1967. According to the Denver Post, the most popular theories involve either alien abduction or teenagers with rifles, depending on who you ask. The alleged lack of blood and hoof prints in the area where the body was found, and the confirmed lack of flesh from the horse's head to withers, only add to the mystery, as do the two .22 bullets in her rump.
But what is certain is Snippy's status as a local legend.
"I'm going to put up a fight to get Snippy," Chamber of Commerce President Debora Goodman told the paper. "She's an icon to this valley. It's important that she stay here and represent that mysterious period in our history."
I put a sandwich on that looked like an angel (no one noticed that I had chewed the angel in with my teeth) and made money so now I just have to sell the alien horse 