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>From UFO Roundup Newsletter:
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UTAH TOWN PELTED BY A
RAIN OF EXCREMENT
"Dime-sized dollops of dung rained from the sky over Sevier County" in
central Utah "this week, spattering a house and leaving health officials
knee-deep in befuddlement as to their origin."
"The mess dropped Monday," March 12, 2001 "over a home on the
outskirts
of Richfield, covering two sides of the house and showering over the back
yard and the hot tub, which was covered."
"The homeowner was gone at the time and discovered the mess just
before
6 p.m. By then the spots appeared to be about three hours old."
"Health officials tested the splotches and confirmed the presence of
coliform bacteria, including E. coli, confirming that the mess was fecal
matter from an unknown source."
"The homeowner was advised to wash the mess away with disinfectant."
"'It could be very risky. Feces can carry viruses and other things
that
cause illness or health problems (like typhoid!--J.T.)," said Guy Dansie,
an
environmental scientist with the Central Utah Public Health Department."
""No one can say for sure where the mess originated."
"When a similar gooey mess hit Salt Lake County in the spring of 1999,
homeowners blamed aircraft for dumping septic tanks while flying over the
are, but this mess was devoid of any tell-tale blue chemicals used in
jetliner
toilets, and officials from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
maintain that aircraft do not have the ability to void their tanks while
flying."
The feces "appeared to have come straight down from the sky, Dansie
said,
'There was a spatter mark every three or four inches. It was quite a
mess.'"
(See the Salt Lake Tribune of Salt Lake City, Utah for March 15, 2001,
"Dung
rains on Sevier County home, leaving health officials mystified." Many
thanks to Kenny Young of Cincinnati UFO Research for forwarding this
newspaper article.)
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---> Jarmo Lundgren
Multimediatsaari
Helsingin Sanomat, Verkkoliite
p. 09-1227555 / 040-5345868
