Mexican Congressional Hearing showcases ‘Alien’ Bodies

Mexican ‍Lawmakers Hear Testimony on UFOs

“We are​ not alone” in the universe, Mexican⁣ lawmakers were told during an ⁢extraordinary hearing that marked the ⁢country’s first⁤ congressional event on UFOs. The hearing, ‍which took place ‍on Tuesday, focused on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), commonly known as⁤ UFOs. During​ the hearing, journalist and UFO enthusiast ‌Jaime Maussan presented two⁢ artifacts that he claimed were the remains of extraterrestrials.

Unearthed Artifacts

• The specimens, displayed in cases, have‌ three fingers ‍on each hand and⁢ elongated heads.
• According to Maussan, they⁤ were recovered in Peru near the ancient Nazca Lines in 2017.
• Carbon dating conducted by‌ Mexico’s‍ National Autonomous University (UNAM) suggests ‍that they are ⁣approximately 1,000 years ⁢old.
• Maussan ‍emphasized⁢ that‌ the‌ specimens⁤ are not‌ related to any life on Earth.

It is ​worth noting that similar finds in the past have turned out to be the remains of mummified children.

“I ‍think there is a clear demonstration that⁣ we are dealing ⁣with non-human specimens that are not related to any other species in our world and that all possibilities are​ open for any‌ scientific institution… to investigate it,” Maussan said. “We are not ​alone.”

Jose ‌de Jesus Zalce Benitez, director of the ‍Scientific ⁢Institute for Health of the Mexican Navy, confirmed‌ that ​X-rays, 3-D reconstruction,​ and DNA analysis‌ had been conducted‌ on the remains. He⁣ stated, “I can affirm that​ these bodies have no ⁤relation to human beings.”

However, UNAM clarified that their analysis‌ was solely focused on determining the age of ⁣the⁤ samples and did not ⁤draw conclusions about their origin.

The hearing also ‍featured testimony from former U.S. Navy ⁤pilot Ryan Graves, ⁤who​ shared ⁣his personal experience with UAP and the challenges of reporting such sightings.

Congressman Sergio Gutierrez expressed his hope that this​ hearing would be the first of many similar events in Mexico,⁣ stating, “We are left with reflections, with concerns, and with the path to continue ‌talking ⁤about this.”

Changing Perspectives

In recent years, the U.S. government has⁣ shifted its⁣ stance on public information regarding ‌UAP, actively investigating reported⁤ sightings by military aviators. NASA has‍ also established‌ a panel to study UFOs, marking a significant development for⁢ the space‍ agency.

NASA is scheduled to discuss ⁢findings from the study on Thursday.

While the hearing received‌ attention, Maussan faced criticism from skeptics ⁢who questioned the authenticity of his presentation. Some expressed concerns that premature disclosure could hinder efforts to be taken ⁢seriously.

(Reporting by Cassandra Garrison ⁤and Reuters TV; editing ​by Rosalba ⁣O’Brien)