Mexican Mummies Aren't Aliens – They're Something Much Worse, UFO Expert Claims

According to an expert, the alleged alien mummies from Mexico have raised doubts about their extraterrestrial origin.

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Controversial Mexican journalist Jaime Maussan created a stir when he presented two small bodies to the world.

Maussan claimed these were ancient alien corpses found in Peru, sparking a lawsuit from the nation. Mexico has currently denied foreign specialists access to samples and tests on the mummies.

UFO researcher Will Galison, connected to the mummies' examination, suggests there may be more to the story.

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Galison visited Peru in 2017 and personally inspected the mummies.

He noticed inconsistencies, such as a bone in one mummy that appeared unnatural. Galison began to question the authenticity of the mummies' composition.

His observations led him to a moment of realization while seeing a deer skull in upstate New York.

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Galison remarked that the mummies' eggs resembled reptilian eggs, and their skulls were similar to alpaca skulls.

He pointed out that the mummies appeared to be constructed, raising questions about their age. Galison cast doubts on the idea that aliens arrived recently or 1,000 years ago, as a CT scan revealed signs of osteoporosis in the mummies.

The controversial 70-year-old discoverer of the mummies has faced accusations of theft. He believed the mummies' discovery was "the most important thing that has happened to humanity."

Maussan saw it as an opportunity for unity through this phenomenon. However, Maussan has remained absent from the public eye since the unveiling news conference.

The authenticity and origins of the mummies continue to be a subject of debate and speculation. The mummy controversy highlights the need for thorough scientific examination before making extraordinary claims.

It also underscores the impact and importance of responsible journalism in addressing such claims. The true nature of these mysterious mummies remains shrouded in uncertainty, leaving questions unanswered.