After the US Congress hearing on UFOs, a man unveils 'alien' corpses in front of Mexico Congress

After the US Congress hearing on long-hidden evidence of alleged UFO (unidentified flying object) sightings, their neighbor Mexico has taken a leap forward in following their footsteps.

A former journalist and a 'ufologist' unveiled the two "non-human" corpses in front of the Mexico Congress, believed to be more than 1,000 years old.

What happened?

Earlier this year, the entire world was captivated by revelations about UFOs, now known as UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), brought to light during the US Congress hearing. Now, it appears that was just the beginning.

If this turns out to be legitimate in every sense, Mexico may have just provided the world with one of the most significant revelations ever made. They unveiled what appear to be two alien corpses at the Mexico City Congress.

On the other hand, if these two bodies are indeed declared to be actual extraterrestrial beings, it would confirm pop culture predictions about aliens. The facial structure and features of these two bodies closely resemble the classic interpretation of what an alien would look like.

The revelation occurred during a public event led by Jaime Maussan, a Mexican journalist and ufologist with decades of experience investigating the extraterrestrial phenomenon. Maussan co-hosted the event alongside Mexican scientists with expertise in the study of extraterrestrial objects.

The aliens

Here's what you need to know about the mummified aliens:

• The two small "extraterrestrial" mummified bodies were displayed to attendees in two separate glass cases.

• These bodies are said to have been recovered from Cusco, Peru, and are believed to be at least 1000 years old.

• Maussan, under oath, stated that these specimens were being studied at the Autonomous National University of Mexico (UNAM), where scientists discovered that they are not part of "our terrestrial evolution."

• Maussan also shared information that these two corpses were found at a diatom (algae) mine in Peru.

• Scientists at UNAM used radiocarbon dating to retrieve DNA samples from the corpses.

Expert comments

Several scientists attended this event, which revealed significant findings. Among them was the renowned director of the Harvard Astronomy Department, Abraham Avi Loeb.

Loeb, famous for his work on the Ouymuamua theory, attended the event via video call and urged the Mexican government to allow national scientists to examine these bodies, using them as a foundation for the study of possible alien existence.

We still lack a definitive declaration that these might truly be the bodies of two aliens, but the mere possibility of their authenticity carries immense significance.