There’s some controversial news coming from Mexico about an alleged autopsy on a pair of space aliens. Since the Pentagon has recently backtracked enough to admit that there are things flying around which they can’t account for, there’s significant interest in the subject. You can judge for yourself how authentic the evidence is.
Mexico slices into aliens
Legitimate news outlets are reporting the alien autopsy story out of Mexico but they aren’t going out on a limb to say it’s authentic. Questions swirl around virtually every aspect of the claims and some of those claims are astounding.
One of the apparently mummified aliens “snatched” from Peru is reportedly “alive.” If that wasn’t freaky enough there may be eggs. Has anyone seen Sigourney Weaver recently?
The findings of an examination doctors in Mexico conducted was handed over to their congress. Everyone is calling what was sliced and diced the remains of “non-human beings.” The report was released on José Jaime Maussan’s YouTube channel during a livestream at the Noor Clinic. That raises a red flag right there.
“Maussan has a history of making controversial claims about other ‘alien‘ remains that have been widely discredited.” Back in 2017, “he participated in a TV documentary about other specimens recovered near Peru’s Nazca Lines, which experts have said appeared to have been concocted out of modified mummies.”
Guess where these mummified aliens come from. Peru. Underneath the Nazca Lines. What is alleged different this time are the results from the team of doctors in Mexico. The researchers found “no evidence of any assembly or manipulation of the skulls.” That suggests Maussan didn’t patch them together himself this time.
José Zalce Benitez, who happens to be the director of the Health Sciences Research Institute in the secretary of the Mexican navy’s office, “declared that their studies had confirmed that the alleged aliens were part of a single skeleton and were not assembled using human-made objects.” There you have it.
Alive, intact, biological
The most startling finding is that one of the specimens “was alive, was intact, was biological and was in gestation.” For the past 1,000 years or so. “This was evident from the presence of large lumps inside the alleged extraterrestrial’s abdomen, which were suggested to be potentially eggs.” The DNA tests allegedly confirm extra-terrestrial origins.
How they got from Peru to Mexico is another story which will “be answered at the appropriate time.” Based on “the DNA tests, which were compared with more than one million species, they are not related to what is known or described up to this moment by science or by human knowledge,” Benitez asserts.
Maussan startled everyone by “unveiling two boxes containing what he and others believe to be ‘non-human beings not connected to our earthly evolution.‘” The ones startled the most were Peruvian authorities demanding to know how they left the country.
Before they were autopsied in Mexico, the “seemingly dehydrated remains date back to 2017 and were discovered deep underground in the sandy desert of Nazca on the Peruvian coast.” The lines drawn on the sand there can only be seen from the air, drawn by a culture which never had flown.
Meanwhile, “Peru has launched a criminal investigation to find out how alleged ‘non-human alien corpses‘ were taken out of the country.” Slicing and dicing them in Mexico was not approved by anyone who matters. “I’m not worried. I have done absolutely nothing illegal,” Maussan shrugged when asked about the Peruvian probe.
“Borrowed by Maussan for last week’s congressional hearing, they were in the possession of another man, who was in Maussan’s Mexico City office Friday and who declined to be identified.” Oh, that’s all right then. The reporters quizzed “how the hominids — whom he dubbed Clara and Mauricio — came to be in his possession, the unidentified Mexican man cryptically replied that he would reveal all ‘at the appropriate time.‘“
