Mexiko: Angebliche Mumien von Außerirdischen im Parlament vorgeführt

A self-proclaimed UFO expert showcased two alleged alien mummies in the Mexican parliament. Journalist Jaime Maussan presented two boxes containing the purported mummified remains of „non-human beings“ during a hearing at the parliamentary building on Tuesday (local time).

The unprecedented hearing was organized by the representative Sergio Gutiérrez „in the name of public interest.“

Maussan claims to have discovered the mummies in Peru. Specialists from the National University of Mexico dated them to be approximately 1000 years old using radiocarbon measurements. In response, the university released a statement on Thursday clarifying that the work of the National Laboratory for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (LEMA) was solely intended to determine the age of the samples. They emphasized that no conclusions were made regarding the origin of the samples.

In 2017, Maussan made similar claims about a mummy discovery in Peru. A report from the country’s prosecutor’s office at the time concluded that the mummies shown were recently made dolls coated with a mixture of paper and synthetic adhesive to create a skin-like appearance.

According to the report, the figures were most likely made by humans. It was stated that they were „not the remains of extraterrestrials“. The bodies were not publicly displayed at that time. Therefore, it is unclear if the same ones were presented in the Mexican Congress now.

The congress did not take a position on the statements.

According to Julieta Fierro, a researcher at the Institute of Astronomy at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, many details about the figures „do not make sense“. Fierro suggests that a more advanced technology than X-rays would be needed to determine whether the allegedly calcified bodies are „non-human“.