Alien Corpses in Mexican Congress

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This news came out yesterday; I saw it on Instagram. My first impression was a prank; it looked like sand art by the beach and was too stereotypical as the big-headed alien. On top of that, they look like ET. They are so little like evolved macaque monkeys from Pluto's Tehuacan. The Peruvians could have made something much more creative; instead, they went for the mainstream look of an alien, if not the Mexican sand work, that is. But it's from the local news when I saw this on Instagram, still waking up drinking my coffee at work. Then, I noticed the people around the two looked serious, with big press and everything in front of the two wooden boxes that looked like coffins. They are the Mexico's congress?

So, I went to Google and searched for more articles about this, and if it was fake, but the same articles have gone viral, including the big media news: a "Non-Human," a "1,000-year-old corpse," it was "Found in Peru in 2017". One has an x-ray of an "Alien Fetus". Then, when sharing the information with the sudden mixed feeling of mostly amusement, "Do You Believe?" is the common question circulating. If indeed this is genuinely authentic, Mexico is the first to reveal an actual alien, except as a corpse. Do I believe? I am a Science Fictionist, but I still have my reality check behind my pen name. This is interesting, however, and who knows what else I will stumble upon where this is going. Perhaps an actual flying saucer? Man, that will take us to another Keplers sooner than we predicted. 

Well, there are many articles about this already; just in case I can convince someone who doesn't use smartphones out there, I'll ask them to read this blog about what I think using their personal computer.

This is the common article on the 13 of September 2023.

This article is from ABC, with a report that Scientists call it a fraud!

Maybe? Mexico knows more secrets about the ancient pyramids than NASA.

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