Mexican 'Alien' Autopsy Video

[Swifty]

'An alien autopsy conducted by Mexican doctors on a live YouTube channel revealed that the "non-human being" remains that were presented to their congress last week found "no evidence of any assembly or manipulation of the skulls," leading experts to believe that the remains were, indeed, those of extra terrestrial life forms.'

I'm not convinced.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/worl...D?cvid=007bbf8de3b3400bafcc0069a24c892f&ei=62

 

[BS3]

Are these the ones with largely runner bean DNA?

I think the doctor involved has been part of some fairly questionable endorsements in the past.

 

[eburacum]

Yes,
Here's Snopes talking about a previous mummy which was also a fake.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/alien-mummy-peru/
Did Researchers Find a Mummified, Three-Fingered Alien in Nazca, Peru?
The purported discovery was backed by individuals with a history of making false, pseudoscientific claims.

 

[Tunn11]

Are these the ones with largely runner bean DNA?

I think the doctor involved has been part of some fairly questionable endorsements in the past.

I refer you to the legend of Jack and the Beanstalk. Could this be a memory of aliens giving a medieval farmer some beans which he grew on Earth so that they could breed with Earth beans. The resultant giant beans were collected by the aliens and returned to: the Pleiades/Epsilon Eridani so the aliens could incorporate the DNA into their failing population. The beans being returned to the sky became corrupted into a giant beanstalk. Ancient astronaut researchers say, "Yes".

Oh come on Ancient Aliens, gi' us a job, that's as good as a lot of the drek you come up with.