- Source: Semanario Colón (Internet Edition) July
12, 2002
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- The bovine, sporting non-traditional injuries, was found
in a pasture field located in a field of the Boulevard 17 extension. It
was mutilated and this time cattle rustlers were not to blame. The government
drafted an official report blaming the shy red-muzzled mouse. By comparison,
popular tradition suggests the Chupacabras or little green men.
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- Whether it is one thing or another, a rancher from
Colón had the fright of his life. His name is Forti, and he lives
in a development with 150 dwellings. The pasture field is located between
Colón and Wheelwright, and there it was that the owner found
a bovine with strange mutilations. The parameters followed by the alleged
mice in causing the wounds are identical to the ones repeated in hundreds
of cases in Córdoba, Santa Fe and Buenos Aires: precise cuts on
the chest, the tongue extracted with admirable precision and the absence
of genitalia. The rancher summoned an expert and was further astonished
by the find, because nothing similar had ever happened before. This case
can be added to the mutilated animals found at Hughes, Wheelwright and
Villa Constitución
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- Translation (C) 2002, Scott Corrales, IHU. Special thanks
to Alicia Rossi.
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