Mexican journalist and UFO researcher Jaime Maussan wants to ship the latest alien mummies unearthed in Peru for DNA tests.
Documentarians Serena DC and Michael Mazzola released pictures of the mummies in March.
The mummies supposedly have “30% ‘unknown’ DNA.”
During a press conference in April, Peru authorities seized one of the mummies, known as Montserrat.
Mausson filed a lawsuit against Peru’s government “for damages and for the right to ship these mummy specimens to university researchers and other scientists in the United States for more thorough, independent third-party testing.”
From The Daily Mail:
In an update this Sunday, broadcast to listeners of his program ‘No Humano,’ Maussan added that it will take eight months for an update in this legal battle, which he emphasized will fund a museum for the mummies and not profit him personally.In the meantime, testing continues in Mexico, where one of Maussan’s research collaborators, Dr Martín Achirica Ramos of the alternative health clinic SPES in Mexico City, who has working on the team’s other ‘alien’ mummies.These prior specimens were those presented to Mexico’s Congress last September, spurring interest from a NASA contractor in the US, Maussan told DailyMail.comMaussan and Dr Achirica announced Sunday that specialist doctors from Europe will conduct DNA tests on these mummies soon: ‘We are not going to say the name, so we can do more DNA analysis. They have offered to analyze each of the bodies.’
In January, scientists confirmed smaller mummified “aliens” were dolls made from animal bones.
The dolls look similar to the larger mummies, especially with the three fingers.
But Serena and Mazzola claim images prove their mummies are not fake:
Sharing new images of the 4-foot-tall figures, the duo claimed X-rays and examinations show that their subjects are not fake, and while they might not be extraterrestrials, they could be evidence of a new species affected by “genetic manipulation.”“There’s a big story that has huge implications that could really just change the humanity story,” Serena told the outlet. “It’s akin to finding Jesus’ shroud or the Ark of the Covenant.”Much like controversial journalist and UFO enthusiast José Jaime Maussan, who has previously promoted other “alien mummies” found in Peru and brought to Mexico, Serena and Mazzola said an analysis showed that their figures had 30% “unknown” DNA.
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