For three years, the Peru Ministry of Culture has investigated the alleged theft of these “alien mummies’
Mexican UFO journalist Jaime Maussan caused quite a stir this past Tuesday when he presented two alleged non-human corpses in the Mexican Congress.
He also presented alleged evidence of their alien origin that has been hidden from the human population. Amongst his findings, Maussan presented slides and genome sequences that he deems irrefutable proof that we finally found evidence of alien life on Earth. In fact, he even claims that these bodies were unearthed from a site near the Nazca Lines in Peru and he suggested they were buried by humans about 1,000 years ago.
But this was only the start of a long soap opera regarding the validity of Jaime Maussan‘s claims. There have been multiple videos and claims attempting to debunk the renowned Mexican journalist’s claims. Throughout the last 48 hours, old videos and old documentaries debunking these bodies as fake have flooded the Internet. The Culture Ministry of Peru attempted to take these bodies from one of the most renowned universities three years ago but they were unsuccessful.
But this was only the start of a long soap opera regarding the validity of Jaime Maussan‘s claims. There have been multiple videos and claims attempting to debunk the renowned Mexican journalist’s claims. Throughout the last 48 hours, old videos and old documentaries debunking these bodies as fake have flooded the Internet. The Culture Ministry of Peru attempted to take these bodies from one of the most renowned universities three years ago but they were unsuccessful.
The leading voice from that Ministry, Leslie Urteaga claimed on Thursday that these alleged alien bodies are mummies that were stolen from one of these sites in the country. There has been an open investigation and charges against Maussan’s team for the theft of these Nazca mummies.
“I think I can only say what I remember right now, I beleive there is a lawsuit from the Peru Ministry of Culture against some people who were linked to the theft of these Prehispanic assets,” said Urteaga to the media.
With this testimony, the chairwoman attempts to debunk any claims made by Maussan about the non-human origin of these remains. She confirms these are remains of prehipanic humans that are considered invaluable human heritage.
This is a discovery we have known for years. No scientific entity in Peru has claimed these findings are of non-human origin. Leslie Urteaga, Peru’s Ministry of Culture chair.
She also added that the Peruvian Government strictly forbids thes types of actions, which is why Maussan would also be liable for illegal possession of these mummies.
UNAM responds to fake corpses claims
In an attempt to save himself from further prosecution, Jaime Maussan has been tweeting all day and linking statements from UNAM but still sticking to his guns. He maintains these bodies are of non-human origin and he keeps urging other scientific groups from around the world to investigate his claims further.
Source : Marca
