Mysterious Alien Mummies with Phones Found in Peru

Recent claims regarding the so-called "alien mummies" discovered in Peru have taken a bizarre turn, as reports suggest that mobile phone-style communication devices were found inside the bodies. The devices, made from the rare metal osmium—commonly used in telecommunications—raise questions about their purpose. Experts are now tasked with investigating the implications of such materials being found within human-like remains, as the presence of osmium could potentially cause severe bodily harm. The mummies, which were allegedly uncovered by researcher Jaime Maussan in a Nazca cave in 2017, are said to possess "30% unknown" DNA, further fueling speculation about their origins. Maussan argues that the unique biological compounds of these entities suggest they may not be of Earthly origin, or could have been artificially created. This assertion has led to a mix of skepticism and intrigue within the scientific community. Maussan, alongside filmmakers Serena DC and Michael Mazzola, is documenting the ongoing scientific investigations into these findings. He expresses frustration over the lack of serious attention given to these discoveries, which he believes could represent a groundbreaking moment in science. He criticizes the tendency to dismiss such claims as hoaxes, suggesting that the truth may be more complex than simple conspiracy theories. As the debate continues, the mystery surrounding the mummies remains unresolved, with Maussan determined to uncover the truth behind these extraordinary claims.