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Peruvian forensic experts have shattered the claims that alien bodies were discovered in a Peruvian airport last year.

Contrary to widespread belief, these extraterrestrial beings are nothing more than dolls meticulously crafted from the bones of earthly animals. 

This revelation comes after a comprehensive analysis done by forensic archaeologist Flavio Estrada and his team.

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Alien Bodies 

The Associated Press reports that customs authorities in Peru seized two doll-like figures from a shipment bound for Mexico in October. These figures initially thought to be extraterrestrial entities, have now been confirmed to be products of our planet. 

Estrada said the analysis, categorically refuted notions of an "alien center" or any extraterrestrial origins. And emphasized that the figures are assembled from bones of animals indigenous to Earth using modern synthetic glues.

Forensic Examination

At a press conference in Lima, Mr. Estrada displayed the two-foot-long dolls dressed in vibrant, multicolored clothing. Forensic experts pointed out that the materials used in crafting these dolls included bones from birds, dogs, and various animals.

An alleged three-fingered hand, previously thought to be an extraterrestrial appendage, was revealed to be a poorly constructed structure made from human bones. The forensic team conducted X-rays to expose the true nature of these objects.

Debunking Prior Claims

The controversy surrounding these figures echoes earlier assertions made by Mexican journalist and ufologist Jaime Maussan. 

In September, Maussan presented similar objects to the Mexican Congress, alleging their non-human origin and connection to a 1,000-year-old discovery in Cusco, Peru. 

However, the forensic experts did not confirm if the dolls seized in Peru were linked to the objects presented in Mexico. They reiterated that both sets of remains were unequivocally terrestrial.

He doubled down on his claims again in November, alleging that 30 percent of the specimens’ DNA is “not from any known species”. And that the specimens are not part of "our terrestrial evolution." 

 At the time Maussan said, “We are not alone in this vast universe; we should embrace this truth.” 

 Scientists, however, remain skeptical, pointing out the lack of substantial evidence supporting the extraterrestrial or real nature of the corpses.

This is not the first time Maussan has made bold claims about extraterrestrial discoveries. In 2017, he presented five mummies found in Peru, later revealed to be human children. 

 Scientists have remained skeptical, pointing out the lack of substantial evidence supporting the extraterrestrial or real nature of the corpses.

"They are not extraterrestrials, they are not intra-terrestrials,” Estrada argued.

“They are not a new species, they are not hybrids, they are none of those things that this group of pseudoscientists who for six years have been presenting with these elements.”

Estrada’s evidence-based analysis reveals that the latest alien bodies found in the Peruvian airport were bone-crafted dolls assembled with modern-day glue. Now the mystery remains, who made them and why were they left at the airport.