FARMED

Based on True Events — Operation Prato (1977).

De: Ted Lazaris

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

EDITORIAL REVIEW

FARMED is a chilling, relentless escalation of documented-terror horror that transforms a localized anomaly into a quiet, global inevitability. What begins as unexplained aerial harvesting evolves into something far more disturbing: a systematic restructuring of human behavior, family bonds, and generational continuity. With surgical restraint and devastating emotional precision, Ted Lazaris delivers a cold, unforgettable ending that lingers long after the final page, proving that the most terrifying invasions no longer arrive from the sky—they move through us.


FARMED
Based on True Events — Operation Prato (1977)
“They weren’t hunting us. They were farming us.”

In 1977, in Colares, Brazil, the lights began descending from the night sky.
Men were immobilized in white beams. At dawn they were found with reduced blood volume and two precise punctures. No tearing. No struggle. The phenomenon returned the following night.
And the next.
The Brazilian Air Force designated the investigation Operation Prato. Reports recorded consistent extraction wounds, repeat timing windows, and altitude adjustments that ignored military interference. Flares were deployed. Helicopters ascended.
The lights did not deviate.
The village stopped debating what they were.
They began tracking yield.
Operation Prato concluded. Personnel withdrew. The documentation was archived.
The activity did not cease.
FARMED is drawn from documented events in northern Brazil — a record of a coastal population that discovered it was not being attacked.
It was being processed.
Harvest cycle.