Silent Killers

Silent Killers: UK Animal Mutilation (2009)

Richard D. Hall of RICHPLANET.NET investigates the subject of animal mutilation in the U.K. In various locations within the U.K., there are incidents of recurring animal deaths. The injuries on the animals are toally in-explicable showing surgical precision. See the evidence and follow the lives of those involved in tracking down the perpetrators. For some reason, the goverment are covering up these cases.

Silent Killers in Sussex – Horse mutilation case (2015)

On Sunday 25th October 2010, Richplanet.net received an email & telephone message from a land owner living in Sussex. In a brief email they stated that they had discovered a mutilated horse in one of their fields. They were already aware of the animal mutilation phenomenon as they had watched an interview with David Cayton on the internet and therefore alerted us to the case. Contrary to what I have read on certain internet forums, the land owners did not telephone us before they phoned the police or the vet. When we were contacted, a vet and police officers had already visited the scene and conducted investigations. I called them at about 1:00pm and took down some details. The horse was a 2 year old gelding and had been discovered in the field that morning at about 9:00am. After several phone calls we decided to drive down to Sussex to get film footage and picked up animal mutilation investigator, David Cayton on the way down. We stayed overnight then spent Monday filming and documenting this disturbing case. The horse was known to be in perfect health the previous day. There was no blood on the grass apart from a very small amount near where the rectum had been cored, and very little blood on the animal. Injuries present were a classic jaw strip on the left side, which was very rectangular in shape. A huge gaping cut to the left side of the neck encompassing part of the head and extending to the left ear which had been removed and was not left behind. Organs appeared to have been removed from the neck area. The tongue was in tact and both eyes were still present. The right hand side of the head was undamaged. The penis had some of the flesh removed; an oval shaped scoop of flesh had been taken, which was about 2 inches long by 1 inch wide. All cuts had precise straight edges as if preformed by surgical tools. The rectum had been cored (sphincter removed), and the resulting orifice was about 3 inches in diameter and the coring taken to a depth of 5 inches. Although there may have been further coring which may have been obscured by collapsed tissue. We do not know if any internal organs had been removed. This will be revealed by post mortem. Early on Monday evening (the 26th October) the animal was transported to a veterinary laboratory to have a post mortem carried out. The animal arrived at the laboratory at approximately 6pm and the post mortem was to be carried out on the 27th. We are awaiting a copy of the post mortem report.