Researchers Declare Peruvian Mummies Authentic But Not Necessarily Alien

Mexico’s Congress heard testimony on Tuesday regarding the authenticity of three-fingered mummified remains recently presented as evidence of non-human life forms. While the researchers declined to conclusively state that the mummies were of extraterrestrial origin, they asserted that the remains were real and not fakes or hoaxes.

Mexican journalist and UFO enthusiast Jaime Maussan, who initially unveiled the mummified specimens at a September congressional event on UFOs, focused his latest presentation on proving the bodies were not fabricated. He brought in a series of doctors who examined the mummies and agreed they were real, once-living organisms rather than fakes made from animal and human bones. However, the researchers stopped short of conclusively declaring the mummies to be extraterrestrial in origin.

Anthropologist Roger Zuniga stated he and others had studied five similar specimens over four years and concluded they were real and that “there was absolutely no human intervention” in their physical formation. While not stating they were aliens, the researchers’ letter made clear the bodies were not related to any Earthly life forms. The event highlighted divisions between those claiming definitive proof of extraterrestrials versus experts who remain skeptical of such spectacular claims not yet backed by rigorous scientific evidence.

Image Credit: YouTube / Maussan TV