UFO researcher and journalist Jaime Maussan has demanded the Peruvian government to ship alleged ‘alien corpses’ to labs in the US for examination.
The researcher claims the newly unearthed alleged specimens could finally be evidence of extraterrestrial life. It’s led to a heated dispute between investigators as well as the government in Peru.
Jaime Maussan, who presented the two ‘alien bodies’ at a Mexican congressional hearing, claims the ‘corpses’ have ‘30%’ unknown DNA. Although he cites details from unnamed colleagues.
He gained notoriety last year when he revealed the mummified ‘bodies’, which were later debunked and said to not be of species not from our planet.
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Archaeologists have retorted the claims of alien bodies, believing they were ancient human remains instead.
Now, he is attempting to sue the Peruvian government for $300m, and is asking for permission to send samples to the US for rigorous testing.
He claims negotiations are taking place behind the scenes to resolve the dispute.
Whereas Christopher Heaney, Latin american historian, has theorized the mummies are likely human remains that were looted from archaeological sites.
The ‘alien bodies’ underwent forensic examination earlier this year, and results revealed they were made from a mix of human and animal bones.
Specialists in January reported they were humanoid dolls made from the mixture of bones, concluding there was no link to alien life.
Archaeologist Flavio Estrada debunked the speculation, after they made headlines when they were found at a Peru airport.
They also wanted to clarify they were not the same alleged alien figures that were displayed in Mexico.
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