Jaime Maussan
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American Alchemy · 0:02:39
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American Alchemy / Jesse Michels ↗YouTube-hosted preview and player; not relicensedMaussan, a long-time Televisa journalist, has presented a series of contested artefacts, including the Nazca three-fingered bodies shown to Mexican legislators in 2023 and the Buga sphere in 2025. Scientists who examined the Nazca specimens describe them as assembled from animal and human remains. The corpus treats him as a promoter whose claims require independent testing.
Who
| Role | Mexican television journalist and UFO promoter who presented the Nazca 'tridactyl' bodies to Mexico's Congress in 2023 |
|---|---|
| Side | journalist |
| Status | verified public figure (does the person exist and hold the stated position — not whether their claims are true) |
Interviews and appearances
- 0:02:39 "I Located A UFO Base In Arizona!" -Ross Coulthart 21 June 2025 discussed ▶ YouTube
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"I Located A UFO Base In Arizona!" -Ross Coulthart 21 June 2025
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Nazca "tridactyl" bodies (Peru). Open the full map filtered to this record.
Sources on this record
- 0:02:39 "I Located A UFO Base In Arizona!" -Ross Coulthart ▶
And then on the way back up to the US, I stopped in Mexico City to meet with Jaime Maussan, who's a big proponent of this.
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