It Wasn’t Chupacabras After All: Meet the Woman Who’s Been Abducting Cattle From Mexico For Years!

This OG girlboss will steal your cows

It's always who you least suspect

Are you a Mexican? Has one or more of your precious life-giving cows disappeared over the past, say, twenty or so years? Fear not, because Mexican authorities believe they have finally caught the cow kidnapper responsible for decades of bovine abductions: a beautiful middle-aged woman named Maria Monahan. That’s right, chupacabra is actually a woman!

Maria claims to have suffered from a little-known and even-less-understood ailment called “Chupacabra Syndrome” since her childhood. She says she wakes up every night around midnight with severe hunger pains and uncontrollable urges to drag cattle into her ranch and devour them raw. Maria states that this lifelong affliction has forced her to become an expert on sneaking up on sleeping cows and snatching them away under the stars.

After being accused of stealing thousands of cows, Maria underwent a lengthy criminal investigation that resulted in DNA evidence, photographic evidence, and hours upon hours of eyewitness testimony. Nothing worked, as nobody could believe the vaunted chupacabra was an attractive older woman. Authorities say they finally caught Maria red-hoofed on one particularly fateful night, carrying a trail of mooing cows behind her like a bag of Halloween candy.

But how did she manage to evade capture for so long? Well, according to Maria, it was all thanks to her trusty sidekick – a donkey named Paco.
“Paco was my eyes and ears,” she said. “He could sense when the police were nearby, and he would warn me by braying loudly. I couldn’t have done it without him.”

Since her arrest, Maria has received visitors from all over the world who want to know how to combat Chupacabra Syndrome. Many also come to hear Maria’s tips on sneaking silently onto a ranch without waking anyone up; others come simply to understand what causes the hunger pains, which experts believe could stem from alien experiments or supernatural attacks. Maria explains, “This condition causes me severe discomfort around 12AM each night, where I begin experiencing insatiable cravings for meat products, along with chronic anxiety related to cow hunting activities.” Experts recommend Maria receive medication in prison and extensive therapy treatments at county hospitals to treat these tragic ailments.

However, others disagree and believe that Chupacabra Syndrome is not dangerous enough to warrant prison time or even simple jail sentences, saying instead, “Ms. Monahan is the real victim here.” The debate continues.

Only time will tell what will become of Maria’s future and whether or not she remains locked up for an indefinite amount of time. Some think this beautiful young woman could end up marrying a prince someday; others believe her Chupacabra Syndrome will turn violent sooner rather than later, causing devastating damage to property and who knew what else. Whatever happens, Maria’s story serves as inspiration to those suffering from seemingly incurable conditions and reminds us all to live out our wildest fantasies while we still can. After all, the authorities might catch you tonight!

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