A team of researchers claimed to have discovered evidence of interdimensional portals beneath a bridge where a staggering number of drivers died.
Former CIA agent Andy Bustamante and journalist Paul Beban, who delve into paranormal and extraterrestrial activity on their show Beyond Skinwalker Ranch, claimed they found the cause of the mysterious engine deaths.
The bridge, located on Miller Ranch in Colorado, has seen at least 15 drivers lose their lives, along with 16 livestock mutilations over the past 25 years.
Using terrestrial laser LIDAR technology, they claimed to have found evidence of underground voids under the bridge that were very strange.
In fact, at the end of the episode, a 3-D model of the bridge built from LIDAR had some points located completely underground, something researchers say could be due to a time-slowing anomaly.
A bridge near the Miller Ranch in Colorado has seen more than a dozen deaths within steps of mysterious cattle mutilations, which a team of researchers say may be linked to secret underground “portals.”
A 3-D model of the bridge built from LIDAR had some points located completely underground, something researchers say could be due to an anomaly that slows down time.
On the show, the team of investigators said the ranch bridge is “one of the deadliest stretches of road in the country, and we have no idea why.”
They claimed that after using LIDAR technology to survey the ground beneath the bridge, they potentially found “portals” that could lead to another dimension.
The team also used electromagnetic pulses across the bridge, which they claim were interrupted by radio waves.
Describing radio waves as “data packets,” they argued that the frequent pulses could be part of an encrypted message from beyond.
“The fascinating thing is that one is electrical energy and the other is radio frequency, so there should be no relationship,” said one researcher.
The bridge came under scrutiny not only because of the high number of deaths, but also because of its proximity to the livestock farm where several animals have been mutilated.
At least 16 cattle have been killed and dismembered in the last 25 years, without explanation. Cows are often found without blood or footprints around them, without organs and limbs that have been cut off with great precision.
The experiment occurred as part of the program’s delving into the Skinwalker Ranch site, a UFO hotspot in Utah, and claims that unexplained phenomena in other parts of the country are linked to the site.
Scientists found strange pulses of radio waves emanating from the bridge when they passed electromagnetic current through it.
Describing the radio waves as “data packets”, the researchers claimed that their tests could have uncovered an encrypted message from beyond.
In another recent experiment at Skinwalker Ranch, the group attempted to understand what is causing a radar signal in the middle of the Utah desert, where several “UFOs” have been reported.
The ground penetrating radar (GPR) they used sends radio signals to the ground, but some are also sent to the sky, making it possible to detect objects that might remain in the air.
The team noticed how in the past, when scanning the area using GPS, there were times when all data would suddenly be lost and the GPS signal would give readings that were below the surface of the ranch.
Although the team had been trying to discover an underground tunnel that could lie beneath, scientists were stumped when the data they received appeared to have been altered by an unknown force.
In a series of experiments at Skinwalker Ranch, the group used ground-penetrating radar and rockets to try to determine what may be causing the electromagnetic disturbance from above.
The tests at the ranch come as Skinwalker Ranch has become infamous in recent decades, particularly due to spooky UFO sightings and cattle mutilations.
Rancher Terry Sherman, who purchased the property in the ’90s, has revealed several mysterious phenomena on the ranch, which scared him so much that he eventually sold the property and moved in with his family of four.
In one case, Sherman found several mutilated heads of his cattle after purchasing the land in 1996.
Additionally, Sherman witnessed unexplained encounters, one in which Sherman saw a wolf-like creature three times the size of a normal wolf.
Another researcher saw a strange creature with piercing yellow eyes watching him from a tree, among other mysterious cases.
The ranch later became the focus of Pentagon investigations into UFOs through programs such as the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP).