A Mexican ufologist, Jaime Maussan, has claimed to have two alien corpses that he presented to Mexico’s Congress on Wednesday. He said the bodies were more than 1,000 years old and were found in Peru in 2017.
He also said they had been studied by scientists who discovered that their DNA was partially unknown and that they had implants made of rare metals.
They reportedly found that more than 30 percent of the extracted DNA was “unknown,” and said both bodies contained implants made of extremely rare metals.
X-rays of the ‘bodies’ were also shown during the hearing, one of which experts said contained eggs.
The UNAM team also determined through carbon-14 analysis that the “creatures” had been buried for a millennium in diatoms, a type of algae that does not allow the growth of bacteria or fungi, which is why they were so well preserved.
Maussan emphasized that the supposed aliens were not mummies, but “whole, complete bodies” that “have not been manipulated inside and that contain a series of elements that make them truly extraordinary.”
So I think Jaime Maussan was alluding to David Grusch and the biological term when he presented the contemporary ET humanoid specimens.
Here is the translation of Maussan’s intro speech:
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He then stated that if we have the courage to accept “that we are being visited by non-human intelligent beings coming to Earth from the depths of the universe, we could even travel to other universes.”
Maussan testified under oath that the corpses were not part of our earthly evolution and that they were evidence of an extraterrestrial visit. He showed X-rays of the bodies, one of which he said contained eggs. He also showed videos of UFOs and other anomalous phenomena.
The whole thing has been met with a significant degree of skepticism, with some claiming that the ‘aliens’ are in fact human mummies that had been excavated in Peru in 2017 and then somehow modified to make them appear more alien.
Maussan’s claims have not been verified by independent experts and he has been involved in previous hoaxes involving alleged alien mummies. He said his goal was to increase transparency and research into the UFO phenomenon and open the possibility of traveling to other universes.
