The so-called alien bodies found in Peru were nothing more than common aggregates made up of paper, glue, metal and human and animal bones.
They obviously weren’t aliens. This was confirmed Friday by forensic experts in Peru regarding two alleged aliens that customs authorities in the South American country seized last year in a shipment bound for Mexico.
Forensic experts from the Peruvian prosecutor’s office said the objects were made from paper, glue, metal and human and animal bones.
The results therefore refute beliefs that the seized objects came from an “extraterrestrial center or another planet, which is completely false,” said forensic archaeologist Flavio Estrada, who led the analysis.
“The conclusion is simple: these are dolls assembled with animal bones from this planet (Earth, editor’s note), with modern synthetic glues; therefore, they were not assembled in pre-Hispanic times” , Flavio Estrada told journalists.
Another object was examined: an alleged three-fingered hand was x-rayed. Flavio Estrada said the “very poorly” constructed hand was created with human bones.
It remains to be seen who owned these fabricated objects. The Peruvian prosecutor’s office is continuing its investigations. On Friday, authorities said only that a Mexican citizen was the intended recipient of the items before they were seized by customs agents in October.
Mexican journalist José Jaime Maussan and some Mexican lawmakers were the subject of international mockery in September when he appeared before the country’s congress to present two boxes containing purported mummies found in Peru.
He and others claimed they were “non-human beings who are not part of our earthly evolution.”
In November, José Jaime Maussan returned to the Mexican congress with a group of Peruvian doctors and spent more than three hours defending the cause of “non-human beings” who he said were found in Peru in 2017.
A report from the Peruvian prosecutor’s office that year revealed that the alleged alien bodies were actually “recently manufactured dolls, which were covered with a mixture of paper and synthetic glue to simulate the presence of skin.” .
On Friday, experts showed reporters two 2-foot-long dolls dressed in red, orange and green clothing.
They said examinations showed bones from birds, dogs and other animals were used to create the dolls.