Mexico’s ″Honuine″ Alien Released “Earth Human Side of the Story” 《Mystery Investigation Team Report》.
Local University Research Team Declares "Not Human
When I first saw it, I thought, ‘What the heck is this? but it didn’t look like an artificial object made of plaster.
Yoshiharu Asakawa, a member of the House of Representatives, was the only Japanese invited to attend a special hearing held by the Mexican Congress on September 12. The topic of the hearing was unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), including UFOs, which Mr. Asakawa insists should be discussed in the Diet. Two mummies of alleged “aliens” were even shown to the public.
The mummies, housed in separate coffins, were about 60 cm long and brownish-white in color. They have a skull as long as a rugby ball, a flat face, and three fingers on each hand,” said a Japanese writer living in Mexico.
The mummy was revealed by Jaime Mausan, a Mexican journalist.
It was found in a mine in Peru in ’17. After a close examination at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and the Naval Institute of Health Sciences, it was found to be about 1,000 years old. There were no signs of assembly, and it was determined to be ‘not human. At a press conference held after the hearing, Maussan said, “It is different from any life form on earth. If it is ‘real,’ it would be the first alien to be publicly declared by a nation.
The Internet has made it possible for people around the world to share information about unknown phenomena. Therefore, even if the truth is unknown, the government has begun to investigate the phenomenon in the U.S., Mexico’s neighbor. What does the aforementioned Mr. Asakawa think about the “aliens” disclosed to the public?
The UAP may be an unexplained natural phenomenon or the latest weaponry from Russia or China. If it is neither, there is no possibility that it is a probe sent by an intelligent extraterrestrial life form carrying cyborgs or other objects. Above all, if an unidentified object is flying overhead, it would be a threat to national security. Japan, too, should disclose necessary information to the public and discuss it.”
FRIDAY will continue to investigate unknown creatures and flying objects.
From the October 13-20, 2023 issue of FRIDAY
Interview and text by Masayoshi Katayama (journalist)： Masayoshi Katayama (Journalist)
