Skepticism Abounds As Journalist Presents Alleged Ancient "Alien" Remains to Mexican Congress

A Mexican journalist and ufologist presented two mummified remains claimed to be over 1000 years old and of extraterrestrial origin during a UFO hearing in Mexico's Congress.
The specimens were discovered in Peru and have three fingers, elongated heads, and unknown DNA, with the presenter stating they are unrelated to any life on Earth.
Scientists and experts have expressed significant doubts about the credibility and authenticity of the remains, which resemble those previously debunked.
Criticism emerged that the unsubstantiated display undermines serious examination of UAPs, with calls for transparency and public availability of any materials or data.
Online ridicule likened the alleged "aliens" to famous fictional characters, while officials raised concerns over improper handling of archaeological artifacts.