The Conspiracy and the Dark Mystery of the Dugway Sheep Incident

The Conspiracy and the Dark Mystery of the Dugway Sheep Incident

The Conspiracy and the Dark Mystery of the Dugway Sheep Incident. Many dark things are happening outside the eyes of the public, especially those carried out under the shadow of the military, Bio-warfare, chemical weapons, and various gruesome experiments that are not clear.

Many people don't realize this is happening. The backstage troubles were confined to what we would call a secret base and underground laboratory. But every now and then something is hidden always to try to get out of its shadow.

One of them is a mysterious incident that killed thousands of sheep near the government test area. There is no explanation yet, and the incident is still a mystery shrouded in dark conspiracy theories today, and is known as the Dugway Sheep Incident.

The Conspiracy and the Dark Mystery of the Dugway Sheep Incident

It all started in the early hours of March 14, 1968, when a terrible shock awaited a farmer who came to work on their territory in the hilly areas of Skull Valley, Utah, United States.

Over the vast land, thousands of sheep carcasses lie. As far as the eye could see, it was just a motionless white mass, complete with an ominous smell of death. The few surviving sheep roamed in a dazed and unusual state, at that time the breeders found out that something was wrong with their livestock.

What caused about six thousand sheep to die overnight? Nobody knew, not even the local vets were speechless. Surely this incident did not take long for the public to hear, especially since the place was always surrounded by unpleasant secrets.

The Conspiracy and the Dark Mystery of the Dugway Sheep Incident

Not far from there, some 80 miles from urban Salt Lake City, is the famous military installation known as the Dugway Proving Grounds. Founded in the 1940's with an area of ​​800,000 hectares.

Dugway also happens to be the Army's largest base for chemical and biological weapons testing consisting of various laboratories, bunkers, storage facilities and government testing grounds, and is home to the School of Chemical Weapons, Biology and Radiology.

In this highly classified testing ground, the Army is engaged in all kinds of research and testing of various biological and toxic equipment, as well as their application to the enemy, which involves testing horrific materials and weapons in the open air.

Test to find out how far Dirty Bomb has spread. Radioactive bombs that are highly toxic to humans and nuclear weapons are also common. With 6,000 sheep suddenly dying for no reason, it is almost certain that something was wrong with one of their attempts, and it did.

Initially, the government quickly denied any connection to the incident. They said there had not been any trials in the area that could result in the death of thousands of sheep overnight.

Dark Mystery

The trials were carried out separately, and the government remains adamant that they have nothing to do with the mass death of sheep. According to military reports, three trials were carried out on March 13, 1968.

One test used bare artillery designed to contain chemical weapons, another involved burning chemical gas in the open air, and the third test was the most dangerous of all.

The test involved a Skyhawk a-4 fighter jet spraying the highly lethal VX chemical. VX or what is known as Venomous agent X is a synthetic chemical that is found accidentally in a pesticide called Amiton, so that the material is engineered in such a way as to become a lethal weapon that is very easy to use.

VX has no taste or smell, and this substance very quickly affects nerve signals in the muscles and brain. With a dose of less than 10mg alone, VX can cause a variety of physical symptoms such as excessive salivation and sweating, convulsions, and complete paralysis with respiratory system disorders to death on direct human contact.

However, further pressure from the public thirsting for the truth began to anger the government, so the Pentagon immediately changed its statement to say that the day before the incident three air tests had been carried out.

It is so strong and deadly, VX is even three times more poisonous than Sarin Gas. And in the end the VX was designated as a weapon of mass murder banned by the Chemical Weapons Convention in 1993.

And at that moment, it was a substance sprayed into the air by a Skyhawk in a remote desert area near the Dugway Proving Grounds. However, according to the Army, it was a well-planned and carefully executed test.

They said the tests were carried out after carefully calculating the rate of spread of the currents and the speed of the winds, and that the tests were carried out on the other side of the hill from Skeleton Valley, away from human habitation.

After the trials were completed, the military stated that they were able to contribute 98% of the VX gas load consumed through the use of a droplet card, which would send the gas directly to the ground, so according to the Army, there was no way their test could lead to the death of the sheep. felt on the other side of the hill.

The main dispute with the Army's statement was allegations that the reservoir used to carry the VX was not completely depleted, and because of the damage, it was possible that gas would continue to flow outward to higher ground as the plane ascended.

In theory this could indeed disperse the living creatures in Skull Valley, but there is one problem to be aware of. And the strangest thing is that the only ones affected are the sheep. No other animals, such as cows, horses, dogs, rabbits, even birds, died in the area.

Nor was there any human in the area suffering from any illness or other strange symptoms. Then if it's VX, shouldn't the substance be haphazard?

Even more strangely, some of the sheep were dying but not yet dead, showed no signs of poisoning, and had normal breathing patterns. Instead, they showed internal bleeding and refused to eat at all.

Dugway scientists tried to reproduce the incident on a small scale using VX gas in sheep, and the results showed very different symptoms.

However, veterinarians claimed that traces of VX gas had indeed been found in the nerve tissue of the dead sheep, and the National Center for Infectious Diseases in Atlanta found evidence of the deadly gas in the water and soil in the area. So what really happened?

The military never released a full report of the incident to the public, although they agreed to pay large sums of money to the affected breeders, due to the high demand from residents.

Despite the refusal to be blamed, the incident was largely seen as the fault of the Dugway Proving Grounds and caused a great deal of debate about the use and testing of Bio-warfare, especially in regards to the rules laid down by the 1925 Geneva Protocol, which was imposed by United. The state never signed.

It was unknown to most Americans, until it finally emerged because of the Dugway Sheep Incident, and sparked a storm of debate on the matter. Indeed many policies were changed in response to the public, and that helped push President Richard Nixon's decision to ban all open-air chemical weapons testing in 1969.

Luckily for Dugway Proving Grounds, given the Army is the main major in the region, it appears to have caught the public's interest to demand a long-term in-depth investigation, and plunged the incident into a bottomless pit of mystery.

Even in 1998, when new and unclassified information emerged, indicating a documented confession of the Dugway Sheep incident caused by chemical weapons, as well as evidence that some breeders and their families developed low-grade symptoms as a result of their exposure, the Army continued to try to stay away themselves from their entanglement.

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Until now they have officially refused to take responsibility for the events in Skull Valley, and continue to deny all allegations made. There are some who also agree because it seems strange that the theory of VX gas can find a way and destroy a small area as far as 30 miles away that only kills sheep without infecting other living things.

Other contradictory theories have also emerged, such as the farmers themselves using illegal organo-phosphate chemical herbicides which have undesirable effects. However, there is no evidence pointing directly to this theory.

The Conspiracy and the Dark Mystery of the Dugway Sheep Incident

The Dugway Sheep incident was finally left with conditions that are still blurry and murky, so we will never know exactly what happened at that time. What kills the sheep?

By: Ochie

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