The DNA of the recovered corpse has nothing to do with humans; 1000 years old; Alien Debate in Mexico Again…!!

The controversy surrounding the mysterious aliens that Mexico introduced to the world earlier this year is heating up again. Mexican journalist and UFO claimant Jaime Moussi has again claimed that DNA tests have confirmed that the remains he found are not human. With this, Mexico has again extended the discussions related to aliens to the world. According to him, the DNA tests carried out on the two corpses found did not resemble human corpses and belonged to some ‘unknown creature’.

Jamie has presented the DNA test information to the Mexican Congress. He said that the experts brought by Mawsan himself examined the bodies and found that 30 percent of them were not related to any known species on Earth. Meanwhile, information about the remaining 70 percent DNA structure has not been released. Meanwhile, the Daily Mail reports that a DNA expert who examined the corpses suggested that the remains were humans who pieced together parts of animals that went extinct about 1,000 years ago.

The bodies, named Clara and Mauricio, were carbon-dated by experts at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, according to Moussan. The bodies were found to be 1000 years old with only three fingers and no teeth. But experts involved in the study indicated that the DNA of these organisms was hybrid, pointing to a possible human origin. Moussan and his team confirmed the authenticity of these mummified remains but did not claim they were extraterrestrial. However, they emphasized the need to consider the possibility of extraterrestrial life forms.

The mummies that Jamie claims are centuries-old alien corpses are from the Latin American country of Peru. Peru has also initiated legal proceedings against Mawson for allegedly stealing them from the country. Ufologist Will Gallison, a friend of the archaeologist who first examined the remains, also cast doubt, saying the ‘corpses’ could be ancient dummies created from animal remains for ritual purposes, perhaps resembling alpaca skulls.