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   From: garymatalucci@gmail.com   
      
   UFO-Related Homicide in Brazil: The Complete Story [from International   
   UFO Magazine]   
      
   By G. Cope Schellhorn   
      
      
   If this case is authentically UFO-related - and at this time I have no   
   reason to believe it is not - then all of us are going to have to   
   reevaluate to one degree or another our tentative conclusions as to   
   the possible specific intentions, moral perspectives and general   
   agenda that some of our extraterrestrial visitors may have.   
      
   There have been rumors of homicidal, UFO-related, human mutilation   
   cases for some time now but hard evidence has been lacking. Until,   
   perhaps, now. Brazilian ufologist Encarnacion Zapata Garcia and Dr.   
   Rubens Goes have recently presented a series of sensational   
   photographs, obtained from police files which mimic the wounds of   
   countless UFO-related animal mutilation cases that have been reported   
   in Europe and North, Central and South America since the 1960s. On   
   first glance they would seem to be ufology's worst nightmare.   
      
   What is more disturbing is that Brazilian ufologists and police have   
   intimated that there may be at least a dozen or more cases similar to   
   the recently uncovered Guarapiranga reservoir case. If this is true,   
   it is somewhat doubtful that any of this potential new material will   
   ever see the light of day, given the official attitudes now prevailing   
   in Western power circles. But we can be grateful for fortuitous   
   disclosures, and the Guarapiranga case and it's accompanying   
   photographs seem to be just that. A great stroke of luck, albeit a   
   dismaying one. Obviously if the Guarapiranga data is legitimate, then   
   it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain the position that all   
   visitors are demonstrating a relatively friendly attitude toward   
   humans, regardless of what their specific agenda(s) may be. The   
   Guarapiranga situation indicates that there is at least one group of   
   alien visitors to the planet who have a complete disdain for human   
   sensibilities, who, in fact, could care less about the value of human   
   life.   
      
   When I learned of the Guarapiranga case through Brazilian ufologist   
   A.J. Gevaerd, who first published the related photos in his magazine   
   UFO, my interest was stimulated and I quickly made plans for a trip to   
   Brazil. In Sao Paulo I met Encarnacion Garcia at the home of well   
   known ufologist Claudeir Covo and talked with her later at length.   
   Then I traveled to Campo Grande and questioned Gevaerd. He was kind   
   enough to supply me with second generation photographs (the best   
   available) of the Guarapiranga reservoir victim having himself become   
   thoroughly convinced that the evidence supporting the case was   
   authentic and that the case was UFO-related. I came to the same   
   conclusion because all other alternatives were neither supported by   
   facts nor good logic, whereas the similarities to numerous cattle   
   mutilations which I had studied in the United States were startling,   
   exactly paralleling what I have seen many times before.   
      
   The specifics of the case are as follows:   
      
   Encarnacion Garcia learned from her friend, Dr. Rubens Goes, that he   
   was in possession of some rather "odd" photos which had been given to   
   him by his cousin, police technician, Rubens Sergio. These were   
   official photos of a body that had been found near Guarapiranga   
   reservoir on the 29th of September, 1988, of an unnamed male who was,   
   however, later identified. The name of this man has been withheld from   
   all media investigators, including UFO investigators, at the request   
   of his relatives.   
      
   After studying the photos, Encarnacion Garcia was impressed with how   
   similar the wounds of the body were to those found on the carcasses of   
   so many UFO-related mutilated animals, knowledge which the original   
   investigating police officials and medical doctors involved with the   
   case did not possess. Surprisingly, Dr. Cuenca, head of the primary   
   investigation, offered his files on the case. This is the stroke of   
   luck which I previously mentioned and for which we can all be   
   thankful. These included the all-. important autopsy description to   
   which I will momentarily refer.   
      
   The initial police report, however, was not extraordinary in nature   
   except for the recognition that the body, although extremely   
   mutilated, had not met with unusual violence; that is, there were no   
   signs of struggle or the application of bondage of any kind.   
      
   It was the autopsy report itself which was most revealing, especially   
   when we compare the remarks made there with what we have learned from   
   animal mutilation cases elsewhere. It is imperative to remember, as I   
   have stated previously, that the individuals conducting the autopsy   
   had no knowledge of similar animal mutilation cases. This makes the   
   official remarks of the report all the more revealing in retrospect.   
      
   Encarnacion Garcia received copies of seven photos. I have included   
   the five most revealing ones here with a description and commentary.   
   The work of the perpetrators of this atrocity: the kinds of cuts made,   
   the precision of the cuts, the removal of whole internal organs   
   through small apertures, the lack of bleeding, the failure of the body   
   to smell or decompose rapidly - all these are hallmarks of UFO-related   
   animal mutilations. These peculiarities would seem to rule out   
   Satanists, revenge- seekers or casual mutilators and go beyond even   
   the capacities of a modern Jack the Ripper.   
      
   photo #I: Face and upper torso photo. The body was in perfect   
   condition. Rigor mortis had not set in and it was estimated that the   
   victim had been killed approximately 48 to 72 hours previously. There   
   were no signs of animal predation or putrefaction which might be   
   expected. Strangely, there was no odor to the cadaver. Bleeding from   
   the wounds had been minimal. The black coloration found in the face   
   area and in other places within the photo is partly due to low light   
   exposure when this photo and others were taken. It is also partly due   
   to coagulated blood in the wound areas.   
      
   As can clearly be seen, flesh and lips have been excised around the   
   mandibles, as is common in cattle and other animal mutilations, the   
   autopsy report noted that "the eyes and ears were also removed and the   
   mouth cavity was emptied." Removal of these body parts, including the   
   tongue as here, is common enough in animal mutilation cases.   
      
   As Encarnacion Garcia rightly recognized, if a comparison of the   
      
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