Researchers claim that a mummified strange creature with wings was discovered in Mexico. And while skeptics consider it a hoax, conspiracy theorists insist that the body may be the first scientifically proven evidence of the existence of fairies or extraterrestrial beings.
As early as the nineteenth century, images of fairies adorned the pages of children's books with beautiful illustrations, on which one could see small shining and smiling graceful creatures. They were depicted in these drawings as girls with wings, cherubs, or, sometimes, as mischievous creatures with pointed ears. According to the descriptions, encounters with fairies are accompanied by dangers. Known for their special abilities, including changing the human perception of reality, fairies have a dark essence and are very similar to alien beings, or more precisely, to the "gray".
In a video posted on YouTube back in 2016, researcher Brien Forester reveals that in an office in Mexico City there is a lifeless body of a mysterious creature with humanoid features and small wings. The video description posted by Brian himself stated:
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In the recording, researcher and author of a number of books Lynn Marzulli examines the remains of the alleged winged creature, talks to television journalist Jaime Maussan, who voices his opinion on the result of the examination:
Lynn also interviews a man who is portrayed as a scientist in the video. He comments on the X-ray images of the creature and concludes that the mysterious corpse is not a hoax.
Is this a very good joke? May be. Or perhaps this is the ultimate proof that fairies are truly extraterrestrial beings.
The X-ray made it possible to see that the structure inside the creature is very similar to a human: there are bones, joints between them, one of the lower extremities has a fracture. Although there are differences: the presence of a tail, webbed wings and small size.