Watched it - what a load of twaddle.
Weird guys with nothing better to do, poking around a dead horse, before a postmortem was done, taking blood samples although saying there was no blood and that it had exanguinated, although blood was later pooling on the trailer which held the horse.
Theories that some 'agency' (think CIA etc) was going round the country selecting suitable host animals to carry injected viruses (HIV sort of stuff), implanting a microchip in the jaw, leaving the animal to incubate the virus until a later date when the agency would return, kill the animal, take back the virus, and remove the implanted microchip from the animal's jaw. Talk about conspiracy theory. And when they got to interviewing a chap who had seen a 20 minute UFO episode over the valley close by, well......
Oh yes, then the implication that because they had been refused a copy of the eventual official postmortem results there was something fishy going on?!
Their narrative was full of holes, and contradictions.
I am amazed the owner (who I believe didn't want to see the dead horse themselves) would have allowed this, and am appalled that the land owner called in the weirdos in the first place resulting in the early posting of graphic photos on the internet.
A load of tripe
My thoughts exactly...