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August 29, 2001: NIDS Research Projects - Colm Kelleher
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Art Bell speaks with Colm Kelleher, deputy administrator of the National Institute for Discovery Science, about the Chilbolton crop glyphs and ongoing animal mutilation investigations. Kelleher reports that the formations have sparked the most intense debate among NIDS scientists in years, with physicists and engineers arguing whether the glyphs could have been created from the air using directed energy technology.
Kelleher shares his own experience inside a freshly formed crop circle near Stonehenge in 1996, where all four members of his team experienced severe dizziness and nausea. He describes collecting plant samples that later showed measurable differences in their biochemical composition compared to controls taken outside the formation. The discussion turns to a statistical study from 1970s Montana linking animal mutilations with UFO sightings recorded in police blotters.
On mutilations, Kelleher details a case where NIDS received a severed cow head via FedEx for laboratory analysis, and another where an 84-pound newborn calf was stripped of all internal organs in broad daylight within 45 minutes while the rancher was 300 yards away. He outlines four consistent forensic findings across cases: sharp instrument use, foreign substances added to the animals, hemorrhaging beneath the hide, and abnormally low copper levels in the liver.
Kelleher shares his own experience inside a freshly formed crop circle near Stonehenge in 1996, where all four members of his team experienced severe dizziness and nausea. He describes collecting plant samples that later showed measurable differences in their biochemical composition compared to controls taken outside the formation. The discussion turns to a statistical study from 1970s Montana linking animal mutilations with UFO sightings recorded in police blotters.
On mutilations, Kelleher details a case where NIDS received a severed cow head via FedEx for laboratory analysis, and another where an 84-pound newborn calf was stripped of all internal organs in broad daylight within 45 minutes while the rancher was 300 yards away. He outlines four consistent forensic findings across cases: sharp instrument use, foreign substances added to the animals, hemorrhaging beneath the hide, and abnormally low copper levels in the liver.