Jason Sands

They’re taking real human mummies then removing two of the fingers and toes, and using those removed bones to extend the remaining digits. Then they use the white diatomaceous earth to cover their cut marks. In some cases you can see where they used metal to hold those modified body parts together. One of them was found to have part of a llama skull replacing the human skull. Note too how there are no hip sockets to support the femur bones in this other example, which wouldn’t support its body weight. And an xray one of the hands here shows where the upper part of the hand still has five digits. The guy behind these is also a known grave robber who was already busted for selling fraudulent artifacts. Way too many red flags here for anyone to take this seriously anymore. These mummies being slowly released like this, becoming incrementally better over the last few years, each with different body modifications, without revealing where they from, and only after the even more obviously fake aliens in mexico, should be a dead giveaway that these are also hoaxes. To be clear, these are human remains that have been mutilated for a publicity stunt, while destroying the archeological context of where the original mummies were found. What they’re doing here is disgusting. Here’s the paper that showed that one as having a llama skull: iaras.org/iaras/filedownload… And conclusions from another analysis: “Based on the supplied X-rays, we can conclude that the mummies are pretty haphazard compositions of human and animal bones. It is clear that we are dealing here with crudely constructed fakes. The fakes made by someone who has a pretty poor understanding of human anatomy. … The wrist X-ray (specifically, the palm) contains scapular cartilage (radius), diaphysis fragments of tubular bone and metacarpal bones (positioned backwards). The finger parts consist of metacarpal and metatarsal bones chaotically mixed with phalanges. … Once again, the skeleton is constructed out of random bone fragments. The X-rays clearly reveal this. If we take a closer look at the edges of both the arm and leg bones, we will see that those are broken off, so the parts don’t really fit together. The skull was most likely sourced from a small mammal (potentially, carnivorous). Tubular bones are used instead of cervical and thoracic vertebrae.” antropogenez.ru/review/1119/