The story of mummified aliens allegedly found in the mines in Cusco, Peru, is becoming increasingly “interesting”.
People were stunned last week when journalist and UFO researcher Jaime Maussan presented “aliens” to the Mexican congress, claiming that they were a thousand years old. The objects, which looked suspiciously like the ET from the movie ET, were sent for a CT scan by navy forensic surgeon José de Jesús Salce Benítez, the BBC reported.
According to doctors who examined them using computerized tomography and x-rays, the bodies had “a single skeleton that was not connected to other parts” and each was “a completely organic entity.” But this is the least strange part of the allegations.
According to Infobae, Benítez, a colleague of Maussan, said during the examinations, “When we reached the abdomen and observed these parts that looked like eggs or could be eggs, we were once again faced with a body that, if it had been altered after death, would have had a number of changes that could be seen in these studies.” “We did not find any of these post-mortem features, we are determining that this is a living, intact, biological and gestational organism,” he said.
So this alien was once alive and full of eggs. However, when we look at the inferences that can be drawn from this, the doubt comes to the fore whether this is a hoax or whether it is actually a combination of one or more different animals, as was the case with the “alien bodies” that emerged with similar “doctor reports” before.
Predictably, people have been pretty skeptical about these “aliens” since they were unveiled to the public last week. NASA scientist Dr. David Spergel responded to the latest allegations, asking why the duo had not made their data samples available for public review.
Maussan had presented “aliens” to the public before. In particular, in 2015, it showed a body that turned out to be the mummified corpse of a human child who had undergone artificial skull deformation. In 2018, he found another “alien group”. There was a slightly less terrifying explanation for this group.
“The safest candidate material from which (the mummy) is made is a canid,” researchers from the Public Ministry’s Institute of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Sciences said in an interview with Radio Capital. “What does this mean?” To carve this elongated head, they had to remove the nose and all the teeth. A fake skin was applied on top of this.”
As in the classic false shepherd story, the alien hunter, who presents many non-alien people as aliens, has a very slim chance of encountering a real alien this time. But until independent scientists examine this mummy and present it in a peer-reviewed publication to prove that it is not a child or a dog, it is better to be skeptical.
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