Cattle Mutilation Scientist's Death Blamed on UFO Encounter

[Christopher O'Brien]

[Believe-it-or-not, that's what MO investigator Margie Kay has told George Filer who published the quote in a recent Filer's Files. You be the judge... I'm keeping my mouth firmly shut on this one. —chris]

Michelle Hickmon Passes Away
Margie Kay writes, “It is with great sadness I tell you that Michelle Hickmon passed away on Tuesday. Michelle, a scientist and postmortem examiner, worked with Larry Jordan and I on cattle mutilation investigations, and was teaching us how to do autopsies, collect biological evidence, and submit samples for testing. She wanted to help us get answers to this mystery, which many feel is related to UFOs. She said that if she could see the animal, she would know what the cause of death was”.

Michelle did a video interview and other interviews with me which she wanted released to the public after her death. She feels that the fast-acting rare cancer she got shortly after having a close encounter with a UFO was caused by the UFO, and was done to get her out of the picture so that the real evidence about animal mutilations and other things she knew about UFO encounters would not be made public. I will make the video public soon. [my emphasis]

Larry and I learned a lot from Michelle, and she became a good friend to us and to Missouri MUFON. We will greatly miss her. Margie Kay ASD, Missouri MUFON Missouri MUFON and Un-X News Radio and Magazine

Read More at nationalufocenter.com/2014/12/filers-files-51-2014-angels-visiting-earth/ © National UFO Center

 

[SheaOlmsford]

The "rare cancer" conspiracy is part of the mythology of ufology now. I use the word "mythology" only to refer to all the beliefs that cannot be proven, but may actually be true (who knows?). This has supposedly happened to Karla Turner and Congressman Steven Schiff from New Mexico (who was pressing for an investigation of Roswell), and even dear Dr. Greer's personal assistant Shari Adiamak. Supposedly, "the government" has the ability to infect people with rare fast acting cancers. To be convinced of that, I would have to know how rare is rare. In other words, do people involved with ufology have a higher statistical rate for having rare cancers than the general public? From what I have witnessed at some UFO conferences, I also wonder about the occurrences of STD's (sexually transmitted diseases) and alcoholism.

 

[Randall]

Believe-it-or-not, that's what MO investigator Margie Kay has told George Filer who published the quote in a recent Filer's Files. You be the judge... I'm keeping my mouth firmly shut on this one. —chris ...

You really didn't need to say anything more than the words "Margie Kay", the same MUFON rep who thought Arcturus was a UFO.

Cancer levels are rising and I don't think it's a coincidence when Fukushima is still spewing radiation into the ocean and now it can be detected on our grocery store shelves. Mind you, we haven't seen the video or the evidence for the alleged UFO encounter, so perhaps we should reserve a little space for consideration.

My previous comments on Margie Kay: https://www.theparacast.com/forum/threads/november-4-2012-margie-kay.11908/#post-146762

On a related note however, I enjoyed Nick Redfern's "Close Encounters of the Fatal Kind". For some strange reason I find that stuff intriguing and entertaining, even when I know there's a lot of conjecture. Maybe it's for the same reason people liked the X-Files. There's something that draws us to the dangerous and unexplained.

 

[Wade]

Maybe it's for the same reason people liked the X-Files. There's something that draws us to the dangerous and unexplained.

For me it was Gillian Anderson.

 

[Randall]

For me it was Gillian Anderson.

Unfortunately, to the dismay of at least one voter, she didn't even make it onto the Space Babes Top 10 List. Perhaps we should ask the mods to reopen that poll and add her name . Here's may response on that thread: https://www.theparacast.com/forum/threads/space-babes.8559/#post-115484 .

 

[manxman]

It was space babes not schoolteachers.

Put it away naughty boys.

 

[Randall]

It was space babes not schoolteachers.

Put it away naughty boys.

IMO the photo above is one of the very best pictures. To me she looks stunning. It depicts her in a classy intelligent way. The attempts to make her into a "space babe" never really suited her, in fact in my opinion they actually detract from her attractiveness.

 

[SheaOlmsford]

For me it was Gillian Anderson.

She is an avowed Lesbian. Does that take her out of the running or make her even hotter?

 

[Wade]

Well if she's open to experimentation I'm still game.