Mexican Ufologist Presents 2 alien corpses to Mexico’s Congress

The Mexican Aliens Controversy: An Unearthly Presentation to Congress

I was scrolling through the news when I stumbled upon a rather bizarre headline. And trust me, as someone who’s always on the lookout for the unexplained, this one piqued my interest. Mexican journalist and UFO enthusiast, Jaime Maussan, made quite a stir when he presented two tiny bodies at a UFO hearing in Mexico’s Congress on 9/14/23​. These weren’t just any bodies; they were claimed to be of extraterrestrial origin.

A Stunt or a Revelation?

Maussan’s presentation faced a barrage of international criticism. Critics were swift to label it a mere “stunt”, especially after questions arose about the origins of these specimens, which were traced back to Peru​.

What Exactly Were These Specimens?

These alleged alien remains had three fingers on each hand and elongated heads. Maussan asserted that they were discovered in Peru back in 2017 and bore no relation to any life form on Earth​. The intrigue deepened as these claims weren’t Maussan’s first foray into such controversial territory; he has a history of making such audacious claims.

The International Response

The global community was both intrigued and skeptical. Images from this unique congressional hearing sparked curiosity and, of course, a fair amount of disdain. Ryan Graves, a former U.S. Navy pilot, who was also present at the hearing, criticized the presentation, terming it a “huge step backwards”​.

The Video

Origins and Authenticity

Maussan mentioned that the specimens were discovered near Peru’s famed Nazca Lines. They were carbon-dated by Mexico’s National Autonomous University (UNAM) and were reportedly around 1,000 years old. However, not all such finds have turned out to be otherworldly. Some in the past were identified as mummified children​.

The Peruvian Connection

The plot thickened when Leslie Urteaga, the Peruvian Culture Minister, joined the conversation. She pointed out that no scientific institution in Peru had identified these remains as non-human. She also raised concerns about how these specimens left Peru and hinted at a possible legal angle, with a criminal complaint in the offing​.

The Defiant Maussan

Despite the criticism, Maussan stood firm. In a conversation with Reuters, he challenged his detractors, stating that they hadn’t presented any evidence to refute his claims​.

The Scientific Angle

UNAM clarified their involvement, stating their role was only to determine the age of the samples. They remained tight-lipped about the actual findings from their study​.

When NASA officials were questioned about Maussan’s presentation, David Spergel, former head of Princeton University’s astrophysics department, urged for transparency. He emphasized the need for the global scientific community to examine any such “strange” samples​.

In all of this, one thing is clear. The debate around the existence of extraterrestrial life continues to fascinate, divide, and provoke the global community. As for these ‘Mexican aliens’, the jury is still out.

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