An Alien Harvest - Further Evidence Linking Animal Mutilations And Human Abductions To Alien Life Forms

Annotation
An  Alien Harvest is a book which is designed neither to entertain nor to reassure, but to inform and to question. It is a compilation of challenging data, assembled by a dedicated investigator. The issues it raises should concern all of us.
Since at least 1967, farmers in the American West — and throughout farm and ranch areas around the world — have reported thousands of abnormal animal deaths that do not match natural or predatory patterns. A high percentage of these deaths, generally accompanied by the bloodless removal of some organs, have remained unsolved after examination by forensic and law enforcement experts, and this percentage is too high for comfort.
Linda Moulton Howe takes her investigation further by exploring the link between these strange deaths and the observation of unidentified glowing objects over the areas where mutilations occur. This is a subject that most researchers of the UFO phenomenon have stubbornly refused to consider.
Linda Howe is now laying open the entire problem with a comprehensive report on the observations, citing her sources, her witnesses and the experts she consulted about this intrusive phenomenon that has been persistent for decades.
She also reports on disturbing conversations with government officials, who made tantalizing but unverifiable revelations about ongoing U. S. intelligence programs that are studying actual UFO hardware and some craft occupants behind the fences of various military bases in the United States.
In this hall of mirrors, what are the intelligences and agendas behind the mutilations, glowing aerial craft and entities?
Contents
Forwards, by J Vallee, J Marrs
Author's Preface
1. 1967, A Horse Named Lady
2. 1970-1974, The Midwest Terror Begins
3. 1975-1976, The Mutilation Panic
4. The UFO Factor
5. The 1980s
6. A One-Way Harvest
7. Government Knowledge
8. Military Voices
Epilogue
Appendices: Documents, newspaper articles, interview transcripts.
Bibliography
Index