Brandon Fugal

Where was the bloodwork? Were all internal organs removed dissected and examined (including those connected with central nervous system? Toxicology reports (taking 6 weeks or so)? In other words, was this a *full* necropsy?

And if it wasn't, why wasn't it? Surely it was worthy of one?

Why would it be worthy of one? Cause of death was pneumonia. I understand there is a possibility of additional information in a complete autopsy and examination of the animal but probability is that it won't. IMO information that would have been gleaned not worth the cost.

Glad your not looking for forensic evidence in a murder enquiry then. Jeez.

There was no evidence of a murder. Death caused by stress induced pneumonia. Like doing a murder investigation when cause of death was determined to be heart attack.

Oh come on. They were falling over themselves trying to suggest that the death was a result of ufo activity. They had the perfect opportunity to conduct a full forensic examination to find out what they could. They did do this to a certain extend but didn't go far enough.

I disagree. When the cow's corpse was examined, and it was, there was no evidence to suggest something other than stress induced pneumonia was the cause of death. There was no more mystery to explore.

That's is not what they thought though was it? They were so convinced it was preternatural that they flew in LMH to 'investigate'.