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In September, two alleged “non-human alien corpses” were put on display in glass windowed boxes for politicians to view during an official event in Congress in Mexico City.
The man who presented them to Congress, journalist and UFOlogist Jaime Maussan, claimed the “alien corpses” are approximately 1,000 years-old and were discovered in diatom (algae) mines in the city of Cusco, Peru.
While Peruvian authorities want to know how Maussan smuggled 1,000 year-old artifacts out of the country illegally, the rest of the world just wants to know if they are real.
Multiple scientists dismissed the alien bodies as fakes, with one calling it “complete nonsense.”
However, they didn’t actually study the bodies with their own eyes.
José de Jesús Zalce Benitez, the director of the Health Sciences Research Institute of the Secretary of the Navy, who has been working with Maussan, has and he says they are real.
He even put them through X-ray tests and CT scans in an attempt to prove their authenticity.
Another scientist who claims to have examined the “alien corpses” is paleontologist Cliff Miles of Orem, Utah.
Miles, according to his website, examined the bodies long before they were presented to Congress in Mexico.
Last week, he spoke to the Daily Express about what he learned.
“I personally removed all of the Diatomaceous earth off of Josephina when I went to Peru,” he said, referring to one of the bodies.
“Her skin is complete and intact for her entire body. No seams, no scars. No way to create a fake of any kind. She is sound.”
Miles added, “If there is a scar, it is under her medical device that is on her chest. She has had her clavicle operated on, with the medial portion of them being removed. I fully expect alien medicine to be superior to our own.”
Jaime Maussan claimed both of the bodies have implants made of very rare metals, including cadmium and osmium. He also claimed over 30% of the specimens’ DNA was “unknown.”
Miles also told the Daily Express that his next paper will be released in 2024 and it will provide further proof that the aliens are real.
It will be interesting to see how he does that since video from the French TV show 66 Minutes, taken in 2018, shows what appears to be remarkably similar “alien bodies” that were debunked as being made up of, as Indy 100 put it, a “hodgepodge of human and animal bones.”