Who (Or What) Is Mutilating Cattle In Hall County?
Everyday, Kathy Cooper and her husband John ride the rolling hills of their Hall County farm. It used to be they were looking for strays and new calves, but now they look for dead bodies… cattle, mutilated, literally where they stood. “We try to go to the hotspots where we know there’s been some activity,” said Kathy, as she deftly navigated her all-terrain vehicle through its paces on the farmland. It is almost obscene, that somebody or something has turned this bucolic paradise into a killing field. “Typically the udder on the cow has been removed,” she added. ” If it’s a bull they remove the reproductive organ on that. It’s just always a surprise. You’re back there looking everyday trying to get hints on what’s going on; and we don’t have anything.” Hall County detectives have few leads, because despite the fact that the attacks take place in darkness, the killer leaves almost no trace of even being there, in most cases, not even a drop of blood from the butchered animals. “The kn
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