Scientists Says Mexican Congress Alien Reveal Is A Hoax

The alleged Mexican alien reveal that was not in the least bit convincing is now being called a hoax.

UFO investigator José Jaime Maussan stood before the Mexican Congress days ago, where he presented two boxes of “non-human” remains that were supposed to be “proof” of alien existence. The video of his presentation showed two small grey bodies with three fingers on each hand. The footage sparked international questions about the legitimacy of the remains. However, officials now believe Maussan is nothing more than a stunt queen.

Supposed aliens landed in Mexico’s Congress, and scientists called fraud. pic.twitter.com/787KhHwHGl

— The Associated Press (@AP) September 14, 2023

Researcher Julieta Fierro with the Institute of Astronomy at the National Autonomous University of Mexico slammed Maussan’s claims that the school had supported his discoveries. She also claimed that more study was needed to determine whether or not the remains were actually “non-human,” but ultimately does not believe they are actual aliens.

“Maussan has done many things. He says he has talked to the Virgin of Guadalupe. He told me extraterrestrials do not talk to me like they talk to him because I don’t believe in them,” Fierro shared after the presentation.

In the past, Maussan has been called into question for his alleged UFO findings. In 2017, officials in Peru ruled the corpses were manufactured dolls made using paper and adhesive. Still, he held onto his claims that he found the bodies underground in the Peruvian coastal desert of Nazca.

Among the critics are ​​NASA’s UFO study team. The panel’s chair, David Spergel, said that Mexican officials should make samples of the alleged alien bodies available for scientific research worldwide to put the criticism to bed. However, judging by Maussan’s supposed past of faking extraterrestrial findings, this may not happen.