We may not be

as alone as we thought…

Sep 13, 2023

In Mexico’s first congressional event on UFOs,

lawmakers heard testimony that claimed,

“we are not alone” in the universe.

Accompanied by this statement, was

the remains of an alleged “non-human.”

The small mummified corpses,

three-fingered and oddly shaped,

were supposedly discovered in Peru in 2017.

They were purported to be

about 1,000 years old.

It looks
so real.

Researchers at the Autonomous

National University Of Mexico examined both,

finding one had “eggs” inside of them.

One researcher at Mexico Navy presented  

scans of the bodies to congressmen and

claimed that they had retractable necks,

no teeth, large brains and big eyes that

were capable of “wide stereoscopic vision”

José de Jesús Zalce Benítez,
Director of the Scientific Institute for Health of the Mexican navy

This research comes by way of

journalist and self-described ufologist,

Jamie Maussan.

He participated in 2017 video report that

was published by Gaia.com, which charges

$99 a year for videos on paranormal and

supernatural subjects. That report

was later debunked, being revealed as

a mummified child’s corpse.

Almost a third of 
the DNA of these bodies
are not part of our terrestrial evolution

In 2010, Maussan hosted his own TV show,

and by 2019 was the subject of a movie.

It was a documentary covering his

investigation of UFO sightings throughout

Mexican history, titled “Maussan’s UFO Files.”

As of today, he has a a million subs on YouTube.

You trust me,
don't you?

Many scientists are suspicious of

Maussan’s findings, wondering how

he acquired the remains in the first place.

A Peruvian news report has suggested that

they were fabricated by using animal bones.

It’s all lies!

Nonetheless, the congressional hearing

is indicative of growing respect for

a previously ridiculed field, seemingly

made up of conspiracy theorists.

American politicians, such as

Republican senator Mark Rubio, have pushed

to have more information disclosed.

And, in 2022, Barack Obama told CBS:

We don’t know exactly what they are,
we can’t explain how they moved,
and their trajectory

Of course, some people

are enthusiastic about the news.

No one knows, for certain,

what will come of this mystery,

but it certainly isn't solved.

So, stay tuned for more

extra, extra on the allegedly extraterrestrial.