Ufologist: Alien Mummies in Peru Have Mobile Phone Implants

In a controversial statement, well-known ufologist Jaime Maussan has claimed that experts have discovered rare metals and alloys within the chests of the so-called “alien mummies” found in Peru. Maussan suggested that these materials could be part of mobile phone-like devices embedded in the mysterious bodies.

According to Maussan, these metals might be interstellar communication devices. Among the metals found, one was identified as osmium, which can be hazardous to humans. “I believe this could be a communication device. I’m not sure how it functions, but experts will need to conduct further research to understand why it was placed inside the body,” Maussan told The Mirror.

“My theory is that it could have been used for health purposes, communication, or perhaps it served as a type of cellular phone. The metal, osmium, is rare, used in telecommunications and satellite technology in space. It’s extremely hard to find, very expensive, and highly toxic. For a human to have this inside them could cause serious injury or even be fatal,” he explained.

Maussan questioned the likelihood of such a rare metal being used in a hoax, saying, “If someone were to create a fake like this, would they really include such a rare metal inside?”

The bodies are currently undergoing scientific testing. Maussan claims they were initially discovered in a cave in Nazca, Peru, in 2017. It has also been reported that these centuries-old bodies, which have elongated skulls, contain “30 percent unknown” DNA.

Ufologists have suggested that the “alien mummies” were not created on Earth. Maussan stated that the compounds found in the bodies hint at “the possibility that they originated from somewhere else or were created by someone else.”

Investigative filmmakers Serena DC and Michael Mazzola are collaborating with Maussan to document the scientific analysis of these mummies.

“My first impression upon seeing these beings is that they represent a new species previously unknown to humanity. This could be a groundbreaking discovery,” Michael Mazzola commented.

“It’s astonishing to me that these findings have been ignored, dismissed, and ridiculed, rather than being regarded as one of the most significant stories in the world of science. People often resort to conspiracy theories to explain why certain injustices occur, but in my experience, human error or failure is usually sufficient to explain these situations,” he added.