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On Easter Monday 1977, a man and his family were enjoying a walk on Dartmoor in south-west England. As they approached a small remote valley below White Tor they were horrified to come upon the twisted bodies of four Dartmoor ponies. The ponies' necks and backs appeared to have been broken in what must have been a very violent attack.
Worse was to come, when more dead ponies were found only a hundred yards away. In total fifteen animals were found dead and mutilated. The police and the RSPCA were called in, but despite detailed investigations were unable to give convincing accounts of what might have happened to the animals.
Mike Freebury became interested in the case due to press coverage in 2000. He was to discover that horrific unexplained animal deaths and mutilations have been occurring all over the world for many years. As he became more fascinated by the phenomenon, and began to investigate incidents for himself, he somewhat reluctantly came to a startling conclusion. The mutilations appear to be a sampling programme by an extraterrestrial intelligence, and evidence is being systematically covered up and denied by government departments worldwide.
· First detailed account of the Dartmoor ponies incident, and the only known photographs of the victims
· Sensational claims about the origin of the perpetrators of these attacks and their incredible technology
· Author has spent last ten years researching bizarre series of animal mutilations
The Author
Mike Freebury was born and brought up near Birmingham. He has enjoyed a career in advertising, construction and then manufacturing and is now finance manager for one of the oldest firms in the West Midlands. Mike is currently operations director of the Animal Pathology Field Unit (APFU), investing animal mutilation cases throughout the UK and abroad. Mike and his wife Jill still live in Wallsall, West Midlands and have two grown-up daughters.
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