The debate continues online over the controversial Peruvian mummies, with some declaring them fakes and others insisting they are genuine remains of extraterrestrial beings.
These mummies were discovered several years ago in an undisclosed cave in Peru. Some appear as small humanoids with oval-shaped skulls, large eyes, and thin limbs, while others are larger with more human-like bodies.
In September 2023, Mexican ufologist Jaime Maussan made history by presenting the bodies of these strange mummies to the Mexican Congress, sparking ongoing interest.
The team of researchers assembled by Maussan to study these “alien” bodies previously stated that about 30% of their genetic makeup is unknown and likely extraterrestrial. Dating has shown that the mummies are about 1,000 years old.
The group also showed photos and videos of X-ray images and scan results of the mummies, revealing that they indeed contain skeletal bones, not just rags and wire. However, these bones have puzzled many other experts.
Some critics believe that the mummies were deliberately assembled from the bones of different humans and possibly animals, either by modern people for hoax purposes or by ancient Peruvian natives for ritualistic reasons.
Yesterday, two more new mummies, allegedly found in the same cave, were presented to the public. Only a few photos are available so far. One shows a seated humanoid creature with a large round skull, and the other shows a similar creature with an elongated skull.
Both new mummies have three fingers on their hands and feet, just like the initial remains. There is also an X-ray image of the three-fingered hands.
Currently, Maussan’s team continues to study both the new and earlier mummies, although critics are increasingly interfering with their work. In April 2023, the police raided Maussan’s press conference in Peru, intending to seize one of the mummies, but they did not find it. Now Maussan plans to file a $300 million lawsuit against the Peruvian government for the damage caused to him, and another lawsuit to obtain the right to send one of the mummies to the U.S. for more thorough study.
Maussan also announced that European specialists will soon conduct additional genetic analysis of the remains and plan to analyze each of the discovered mummies.
