1,000-year-old 'alien corpses' displayed at Mexico Congress. Photos, video viral

The Mexican Congress became the epicentre of intrigue as "non-human" alien corpses were showcased before a captivated audience. These two diminutive, “otherworldly” specimens, reportedly unearthed from the depths of Cusco, Peru, were unveiled in meticulously arranged windowed boxes within the halls of Mexico City's Congress.

The event, orchestrated by journalist and ufologist, Jaime Maussan, sent shockwaves through the UFO conspiracy theorist community.

Maussan, a respected figure in the realm of ufology, testified under solemn oath that these mummified entities were a profound departure from our terrestrial lineage. "Almost a third of their DNA remains shrouded in enigmatic mystery," he declared in the presence of US officials and Mexican government representatives, as reported by Mexican media outlets.

"These specimens are not relics of our earthly evolution," Maussan declared. "They are not beings discovered amidst the wreckage of a UFO. Instead, they were unearthed from diatom (algae) mines, subsequently undergoing fossilization."
These alien relics reportedly underwent rigorous scientific scrutiny at the Autonomous National University of Mexico (UNAM), where experts employed radiocarbon dating to unravel their genetic secrets. Comparisons with known DNA samples revealed that over 30% of the specimens' genetic makeup remains an enigma.

During the public hearing, attendees were shown X-rays of these entities, revealing startling details. One of the bodies was shown to harbour what can only be described as "eggs" within, while both exhibited implants crafted from exceptionally rare metals, including the elusive Osmium.