The bodies of two ‘non-human beings’ rumored to be aliens have just been examined by Mexican experts.
The New York Post reported on September 20 that doctors in Mexico did not see “evidence of ᴀssembly or manipulation of the skulls” of the two bodies of “non-human creatures” previously presented to the country’s parliament. leading to suspicions about aliens.
Scientists conducted multiple tests on two samples at Noor Hospital and streamed the entire process online.
Finally, Mr. Jose Zalce Benitez, director of the Medical Science Research Insтιтute, said the study proves that each “alien” body has its own skeleton and does not use human parts to ᴀssemble.
He said experts found that one of them had been “alive, intact, biological and pregnant”. “I can confirm that these corpses have no relation to humans,” this expert commented.
Two bodies believed to have been dug up in the Cusco region in Peru in 2017 had long heads and three fingers on each side. But they have a human shape, with 2 arms and 2 legs. They were introduced to the Mexican Congress on September 12 by Mr. Jaime Maussan, a controversial Mexican journalist and researcher. Mr. Maussan said they have strong, light bones and no teeth, and are implanted with cadmium and osmium – elements that are very scarce on earth. He said nearly a third of their DNA was “unknown”, and ᴀsserted that these creatures were not part of “our earthly evolution”.
However, many people are skeptical about the above finding. For years, scholars, archaeologists and scientists have said that the mummies attributed to aliens by UFO enthusiasts are generally just transformed human bodies. Other carcᴀsses, especially smaller ones, like those introduced in Mexico, were ᴀssembled with a combination of animal and human bones.
However, Mexican politicians said last week that Mr. Maussan’s presentation left them with “thoughts” and “concerns” as they consider pᴀssing a law on space protection, which would Mexico became the first country in the world to acknowledge the presence of aliens on earth.
