FBI file: UFO, UFO Part 11

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caviled the veterinarian would not com it himself but the veterinarian pointed out he had never seen an animal in the monkey family without hair nor had he ever seen a dead animal that did not turn pale at death. According to the veterinarian stated the animal's tail was missing and that when he had questioned nature about the missing tail he had seemed somewhat surprised and indicated it had possibly been cut off in the accident. stated there was blood around the mouth of the animal, which resembled human blood.

At the time he furnished the above information to the Atlanta Office of this Bureau, he stated neither he nor any member of the newspaper staff had been drinking but had witnessed the above. He stated he first thought he had tried to pull a publicity gag in this matter; however, it was opinion if this had been notive, would have timed his visit to the newspaper office better as the newspaper was unable to print anything on the story after midnight. Informed the Atlanta Office of this Bureau the newspaper would probably run a story concerning the information set forth above.

It is noted your office was telephonically contacted on the morning of July 9, 1953, by a Licison representative of this Bureau concerning the above matter. The above is furnished for your information and no investigation is being conducted in this matter by this Bureau.