Ufologists again showed the corpses of two “real aliens” in the Mexican Congress with new evidence that they are indeed real. It is claimed that these mummified bodies belonged to “non-humans” with hybrid DNA.
The Mexican Congress held the second hearing in the case of two non-human mummies found in Peru, which were previously claimed to be 1000 years old. The ufologist Jaime Maussan brought scientists with him to the hearing, who stated that the corpses belonged to real living beings.
In September, Maussan had already presented to Congress the bodies of two strange humanoid creatures, 1 meter tall, with very thin bodies, gray skin, large heads, and three fingers and toes.
Now, a ufologist and experts who studied the corpses of “non-human beings” have shown the deputies the results of a new study, and, according to them, they prove that these corpses are not fakes. Experts have stated that the DNA of these creatures is hybrid, so it has been suggested that they are human descendants. Experts said that it is a more evolved version of a human.
On the other hand, Maussan and the team of experts stated that these bodies were not of alien origin and the purpose of their research was to prove that they were real. At the same time, such hybrid creatures may be evidence of the existence of aliens, Maussan said.
The researchers stated that there was absolutely no human interference in the physical and biological formation of these creatures, and at the same time, they are most likely of terrestrial origin.
Although Maussan firmly defended his evidence that the two mummies of the strange creatures were real, the presentation was criticized by many experts who again called it a hoax.
Last time, during the presentation of the “aliens” in the Mexican Congress, Maussan said that these mummies are not part of earthly evolution, and that they were not found at the site of the UFO crash.
According to him, they were intelligent beings, and they lived alongside humans in the distant past. But the story of their origin remains a mystery.
