‘Alien corpses’ displayed in glass cases in Mexico

MEXICO CITY: In an extraordinary development, purported “non-human” alien corpses were presented to Mexican politicians during the Congress.

These two diminutive alien-like remains, reportedly recovered from Cusco, Peru, were showcased in glass-encased boxes in Mexico City on Wednesday, sending ripples of intrigue through the UFO conspiracy theorist community.

The event was orchestrated by prominent journalist and ufologist Jaime Maussan, who, while testifying under oath, asserted that these mummified specimens do not align with “our terrestrial evolution.” He further disclosed that nearly a third of their DNA remains shrouded in mystery, as reported by Mexican media.

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It is worth noting that the claims put forth by the self-professed ‘ufologist’ remain unverified, and Jaime Maussan has previously been associated with assertions that were subsequently debunked.

During the public hearing, Maussan showcased a series of videos depicting “UFOs and unidentified anomalous phenomena” to both US officials and members of the Mexican government before dramatically unveiling the alleged alien corpses.

He emphasized, “These specimens do not belong to our terrestrial lineage… They were not discovered amidst UFO wreckage but rather unearthed from diatom (algae) mines and subsequently fossilized.”

Maussan informed the audience that these specimens had undergone examination by scientists from the Autonomous National University of Mexico (UNAM).

Through the utilization of radiocarbon dating, DNA evidence was extracted and scrutinized. Astonishingly, when compared to known DNA samples, it was established that a remarkable “unknown” portion, exceeding 30%, was present within the specimens.

During the proceedings, X-ray images of these enigmatic entities were also presented. Expert witnesses, under the solemnity of an oath, attested to the presence of what appeared to be “eggs” within one of the bodies. Moreover, both specimens were reported to contain implants constructed from exceedingly rare metals, including Osmium.