Controversial UFO Researcher Jaime Maussan, Brings Alien Corpse To Mexico Congress

The appearance of the mummy claimed by the alien by Jaime Maussan (photo: twitter @Eyes_OnTheSkies)

JAKARTA - The Mexican Congress was in the spotlight again when alien researchers came for a second session, claiming to have bodies of foreign beings. The controversial UFO Enthusiast, Jaime Maussan, introduced a number of doctors who claimed that the body was truly a living organism. New photos and X-rays were displayed with researchers claiming that the images prove the authenticity of these bodies.

Experts also show that their DNA is hybrid, suggesting that the bodies are human descendants. Although Maussan stated that the bodies were "real," experts did not provide any information on their origins and did not imply that the bodies were "extraterstellar."

In the session, Maussan focused on proving the authenticity of these bodies by providing views from medical experts. However, a number of experts criticized this presentation as a trick, citing previous studies that found that similar bodies proved to be made of animal and human bones.

One of the legislators, Cynthia Lryptez, voiced her disapproval of the "show" in Congress. "We discussed the budget; this is not a place for you to present your lies and things," Lopez said, quoted by VOI from DailyMail.

Maussan was previously an international laughing stock in September when he introduced two boxes with mummies allegedly found in Peru. At that time, he made an extraordinary claim that the bodies were not associated with "earth's evolution" and had 30 percent of the genetic composition "not yet known."

In September, the results of carbon dating by Mexico's National Autonomous University found that the bodies were more than 1,000 years old, although many remain skeptical of the claims.