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This FBI file section compiles New Mexico State Police reports by Officer Gabe Valdez on 1978 cattle mutilations at Manuel Gomez's ranch near Dulce, a Los Alamos laboratory letter calling tissue findings inconclusive, and a December 1978 letter from Senator Harrison Schmitt asking the Justice Department to reopen an investigation. It also includes a Justice Department request that the FBI investigate 15 mutilations on Indian lands, and a report on an April 1979 Albuquerque conference that recommended central coordination of mutilation data.
“New Mexico State Police”10 pages
1. AGENCY ORI 07 You Verino State Police 2. CASE NUMBER 3. FILE NUMBER that whoever is responsible for these mutilations is operating out of a well undercover truck van which is heavily guarded. This van successfully carries the craft which operates within a 40 mile radius. This makes it rather difficult investigating officers to personally witness or find clues to these mutilation area where the mutilations occur is carefully analysed weeks in advance. They have been marked years in advance for mutilation. Assisting in this investigation is Cattle Inspector Jim Dyrd and Officer Bo Johnston, New Mexico Game and Fish. ## 9. RECOVERED PROPERTY 10. CURRENCY JEWELRY CLOTHING VEHICLES OFFICE EQUIPMENT T.V.R. Stolen $ $ $ $ $ $ Recovered $ $ $ $ $ $ FIREARMS HOUSEHOLD CONSUMABLES LIVESTOCK OTHER TOY Stolen $ $ $ $ $ $ Recovered $ $ $ $ $ $ COPIES: White, Pink, Golden - AGENCY. Yellow - STATE (UCR)
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FOIA release, from the fbi-vault collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is under it. The text was read from the page images by an OCR model; expect the odd misread word. 27 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.