Christopher O'Brien

Christopher O’Brien is a renowned researcher who has dedicated over 25 years to investigating and analyzing hundreds of unexplained livestock deaths, commonly referred to as cattle mutilations. His work focuses on the complex, multi-layered mystery surrounding these events. Key Findings O’Brien has identified reports of animal mutilations dating back to 1605 in England, with the majority of his research concentrated in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado, which has been a hotspot for anomalous animal mutilations. He has investigated and researched hundreds of cases, concluding that there is no single explanation that fits all features of mutilation cases. O’Brien’s work scrutinizes various explanations proposed over the years, including potential military involvement in secret projects, monitoring of diseases such as “mad cow” disease, and other theories. Expertise O’Brien’s expertise lies in his comprehensive examination and analysis of the cattle mutilation phenomenon, making him one of the most knowledgeable researchers in this field. His 20-year investigation has provided valuable insights into the potential implications of these events for humanity. Notable Quotes “There is no one-size fits all explanation” that includes all features of mutilation cases, according to O’Brien’s 28 years of investigation. “Intelligent public policy is needed to deal with this problem,” as stated by Richard Dolan, author of “UFOs and the National Security State,” in his endorsement of O’Brien’s book “Stalking the Herd.” Book O’Brien’s book “Stalking the Herd: Unraveling the Cattle Mutilation Mystery” (2014) is a comprehensive and in-depth examination of the phenomenon, providing a detailed analysis of the various explanations proposed over the years.