Unveiling of ‘Alien’ Corpses in Mexico Congress

Mexican scientists unveil alien life evidence, showcasing remnants.

The allegedly retrieved alien bodies, which resembled cartoon characters, were displayed in glass cases in Mexico City while lawmakers heard testimony from researchers. According to Jaime Maussan, a team from the National Autonomous University of Mexico conducted carbon dating on the bodies, which indicated that they were roughly 1,000 years old.

Jaime Maussan, a Mexican TV host and self-described ufologist, attracted worldwide attention when he produced two fossilized alien bodies he said were non-human corpses. The 70-year-old also claimed that DNA testing proved the bodies weren’t from Earth.

The globe is fascinated by the stunning claims of the Mexican TV host, but they have also sparked a controversy about the reality of extraterrestrial life because the ufologist assertions have not been supported by evidence, and he has previously been associated with findings that were later disproved.

When presenting these purportedly mummified aliens to US and Mexican senators, a ufologist declared: “These samples are not part of our terrestrial development. These creatures weren’t discovered following a UFO wreckage. They were discovered in diatom mines and subsequently petrified.

While scans of the specimens were also revealed during the hearing, one of the bodies is having eggs-like things inside it, while they have implants made of highly expensive metals, such as osmium, he said that by comparing to other DNA samples, it was found that more than 30% of the specimens’ DNA was “unknown.”

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