Jaime Maussán

[[File:JaimeMassan01.jpg|thumb|right|165px|Jaime Maussan looking for aliens in all the wrong places.]]
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{{cquote|Jaime Maussan is infamous for promoting dodgy [[UFO]] videos and [[alien]] artefacts. He has cried wolf too often to be ever taken seriously by anyone with at least one functioning brain cell.|||Nigel Watson<ref>[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4629854/Mysterious-three-fingered-alien-mummy-Peru.html Proof of aliens or another hoax? Conspiracy theorists claim they have found a three-fingered 'mummified humanoid' with an elongated skull in a South American cave] by Harry Pettit (23 June 2017) ''Daily Mail''</ref>}}
{{cquote|A well-known sensationalist [[journalist]], Maussan is [[Mexico]]’s very own {{wpl|P.T. Barnum||,}} having made a lucrative career peddling dodgy photos and videos of [[UFOs]], [[aliens|alien beings]], and the like.|||Robert Sheaffer<ref name=skepinq1>[https://skepticalinquirer.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2015/09/p30.pdf The ‘Roswell Slides’ Fiasco: UFOlogy’s Biggest Black Eye] by Robert Sheaffer (September/October 2015) ''Skeptical Inquirer''</ref>}} 

'''José Jaime Maussán Flota''' {{lived|31 May 1953|}} is a [[Mexican]] pseudo-journalist, ufologist, sensationalist [[charlatan]] and UFO huckster with over 40 frauds to his name,<ref name=skepinq1 /> including, most famously, presenting fake alien mummies to the {{wpl|Congress of the Union|Mexican Congress|.}}<ref name=vox1>[https://www.vox.com/culture/23875671/aliens-mexican-congress-real-or-hoax-peru-nazca-mummies-jaime-maussan-fraud-scam The true story of the fake unboxed aliens is wilder than actual aliens] by Aja Romano (16 September 2023) ''Vox''</ref><ref name=skepinq2>[https://skepticalinquirer.org/exclusive/why-would-anyone-think-the-mexican-alien-mummies-were-real/ Why Would Anyone Think the Mexican ‘Alien Mummies’ Were Real?] by Mark West (5 March 2024) ''Skeptical Inquirer''</ref> Becoming interested in the UFO phenomenon during the Mexico City flap, which accompanied the solar eclipse of July 11, 1991, Maussán has gone on to build this interest into a massive business empire and has, according to Robert Sheaffer,<ref name=Sheaffer1>''UFO Sightings: The Evidence'' by Robert Sheaffer (1998) Prometheus Books. ISBN 1573922137.</ref>  “made more money off the UFO mania than anyone else in Mexico, and perhaps the entire world.” Early success came from distributing material featuring Swiss New Age shyster [[Billy Meier]]. He has gone on to insert himself into all subsequently [[reported UFO sightings and close encounters in Mexico]].

==UNEP Global 500 Roll of Honour 1990==
Maussán was named on the {{wpl|United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)|||}} {{wpl|Global 500 Roll of Honour|||}} in 1990 for dedicating two decades of his journalistic career to the protection of the environment, during which he successfully pressed for measures to clean up {{wpl|Mexico City||'s}} heavily-[[Pollution|polluted]] air, won protection for Mexico's forests, got legislation to preserve the {{wpl|monarch butterfly||}} passed, and generally raised [[Ecology|ecological]] awareness particularly around [[climate change]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170807192049/http://www.global500.org/index.php/thelaureates/online-directory/item/449-jose-jaime-flota Jose Jaime Flota] ''Global 500 Environmental Forum''</ref> That done he dedicated the rest of his career to [[Bullshit|bunkum]].

==The 1991 Mexico City UFO Flap==
[[File:1991MexicoUFO.jpg|thumb|left|165px|The exact opening where Maussán seemingly entered the UFO rabbit hole.]]
Maussán was among the alleged (by Maussán) 40,000 witnesses who saw, photographed and filmed a large stationary white light visible above Mexico City for 30 minutes during the {{wpl|solar eclipse of July 11, 1991||.}}<ref name=Randles1>''The UFOs That Never Were'' by Jenny Randles, Andy Roberts and David Clarke (2000) London House. ISBN 1902809351.</ref> 

When Maussán broadcast footage of the incident shot by filmmaker Guillermo Arriaga the following week on ''Sesenta Minutos'' (the Mexican version of ''60 Minutes'') the station received thousands of calls from viewers who saw the same thing,<ref>[https://unsolved.com/gallery/mexico-ufo/ Mexico UFO] ''Unsolved Mysteries''</ref> earning this incident the reputation of being one of the largest mass UFO sightings ever.<ref name=time2011>[https://content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,2072479_2072478_2072471,00.html THE ALIENS AMONG US: Mexico City] by Frances Romero (19 May 2011) ''Time''</ref> 

Subsequent analysis of the numerous reports, photographs and footage, however, indicates that what the vast majority of witnesses saw was, in fact, most likely, the planet Venus.<ref>[https://www.astronomyufo.com/UFO/mexico.htm THE JULY 11, 1991 MEXICO CITY UFOs: Basic astronomy ignored] by Tim Printy ''astronomyufo.com''</ref> Whilst some of the other sightings may have been a high altitude weather balloon above the location at that time. Nevertheless, Maussán subsequently became obsessed with collecting evidence of alien visitation.

==The UFO of Las Lomas==
[[File:UFOofLasLomas.jpg|thumb|left|165px|Only employees of Publicidad Virtual were lucky enough to spot this.]]
Maussán, in September 1997, aired footage of a large disc-shaped UFO hovering over the rooftops of downtown Mexico City in broad daylight on 6<sup>th</sup> August 1997.<ref name=Randles1>''The UFOs That Never Were'' by Jenny Randles, Andy Roberts and David Clarke (2000) London House. ISBN 1902809351.</ref> The footage was sent under a [[pseudonym]] to his TV offices on September 26<sup>th</sup>and despite being initially suspicious as no such incident had been reported at the time,<ref name=mufonapril98>[https://projectaquarius.mufon.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/April_1998.pdf An analysis: Mexico City video] by Bruce Maccabee (April 1998) ''UFO Journal'',</ref> he nonetheless broadcast the footage the day after receiving it. It was immediately picked up by international broadcasters and even went viral on the then still nascent World Wide Web.

Maussán quickly located the building where the footage had been filmed and by asking around was able to turn up a few witnesses that claimed to have seen something, but none proved to be particularly reliable. Although intial study by [[MUFON]] staff video analyst Jeff Sainio suggested the footage might be genuine,<ref name=mufonapril98 /> further analysis pointed to several clear signs of fakery. The likely creator was eventually identified as Ignacio Ocampo Valles who was an employee of [[advertising]] agency Publicidad Virtual which had its video production facilities near to where the footage was filmed.<ref>[https://lamat-realidad-alterna.blogspot.com/2015/11/el-ovni-de-las-lomas-el-autor-revelado.html El Ovni de las Lomas. El Autor revelado 18 años después] by Luis Miguel Barrera (5 November 2015) ''Lamat Realidad Alterna''</ref> Although this conclusion seems somewhat at odds with Maussán's factual claim that, "Mexicans do not make hoax UFO photos." <ref name=Sheaffer1 />

==The 2004 Mexican Air Force UFO Incident==
[[File:2004MexicoUFO.jpg|thumb|left|165px|It may not look like much, but you should have seen the one that got away.]]
Maussán was personally invited by Mexico’s Minister of Defense, General Gerardo Clemente Vega García, to assist in the analysis and release on 12 May 2004 of a video of an encounter between Mexican Air Force pilots using infrared cameras to search for drug-smuggling planes and eleven lights 3.5km high in the sky over southern Campeche on 5 March 2004.<ref name=Bitto1>''Mexico Unexplained'' by Robert Bitto (2017) CreateSpace. ISBN 1979049041.</ref> At the press conference Maussán called this "historic news" as it was the first UFO video to have the backing of the armed forces of any country, and, "the armed forces don't perpetuate frauds."<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3707057.stm Mexico pilots release 'UFO film'] (12 May 2004) ''BBC News''.</ref> He also interviewed Maj Magdaleno Castanon, who told him how he led the pursuit of the lights: {{blockquote|I believe they could feel we were pursuing them. There was a moment when... the screens showed they were behind us, to the left and in front of us. It was at that point that I felt a bit tense.}}
UFO investigator Alejandro Franz, however, identified the lights as very stationary burn off flares from oil rigs in the {{wpl|Cantarell Field||,}}<ref>[https://archive.ph/jIufq Mexican Air Force FLIR's video lights are UFO's or simply Oil Well Gas flames?] by Alejandro Franz ''alcione.org''</ref> with any apparent movement entirely illusory.<ref>[https://www.skeptic.com/eskeptic/04-07-24/ The Mexican Air Force UFO Affair: Aliens, Ball Lightning, or Flares?] by James C. Smith ''eSkeptic''</ref> [[Michael Shermer]], who had appeared on [[CNN]] three times the week the story broke, noted how, like a fisherman’s tale, it grew with each retelling.

==The Metepec Creature==
[[File:MetepecCreature.jpg|thumb|left|165px|The Metepec creature is roughly the size and shape of a skinned marmoset.]]
Maussán spent many years touting the apparent extraterrestrial origins of the so-called Metepec Creature, a small, smooth, whitish-grey creature, which bore a distinct resemblance to a skinned marmoset.<ref>[https://cryptidz.fandom.com/wiki/Metepec_Creature Metepec Creature] ''Cryptid Wiki''</ref><ref>[https://wafflesatnoon.com/baby-alien-found-in-mexico/ Classic Hoax: “Baby Alien” Found in Mexico] (11 January 2016) ''Waffles at Noon''</ref> The specimen had been purchased for US$23,000 in 2007 from taxidermist Urso Ruíz, who claimed to have captured it alive in a rat trap on a ranch in Metepec, Mexico, and shown it to multiple witnesses before killing it. In 2010, however, Ruíz made a truly shocking confession:<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20100325194027/https://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread553806/pg1 The Jaime Maussan Metepec Creature Confirmed as a Hoax] (21 March 2010) ''AboveTopSecret.com''</ref>{{blockquote|It’s just the corpse of a skinned squirrel-monkey. I took its ears out and involved it with all the hair and fluids of all animals I could find, then I dried it. All samples they take of it will come out as being of different animals.}} 

Undeterred, Maussán continued shopping it around and hyping up the indeterminate [[DNA]] results which Ruíz had predicted. Analysis of advanced scanning and DNA testing at {{wpl|Imperial College London||}} for [[Channel 4]]’s {{wpl|Alien Investigations||}} in 2012 conclusively identified it as a marmoset and, under [[Polygraph|lie-detection]] for the same programmme, Ruíz confirmed it to be a {{wpl|Buffy-tufted marmoset||}} he’d been sent by the local zoo for taxidermic preservation.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20121212054530/https://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread906054/pg1 Science now confirms the Metapec creature is a hoax] (8 December 2012) ''AboveTopSecret.com''</ref>

==The Roswell Slides==
[[File:RoswellSlides.jpg|thumb|left|165px|The Roswell Slides look like badly composed museum holiday snaps.]]
Maussán hosted the 5 May 2015 beWitness event at Mexico City’s Auditorio Nacional for nearly 7,000 attendees who paid between $20 and $86 for a ticket on the promise of a “smoking gun”, what he gave them was the “Roswell Slides”.<ref name=skepinq1 /><ref>[https://www.theblackvault.com/casefiles/the-roswell-slide-alien-kodachrome-slide-released-but-just-one/ The “Roswell Slide” – Alien Kodachrome Slide Released – But Just One (Now two)] by John Greenwald (6 May 2015) ''The Black Vault''</ref> The slides, discovered in a house clearance of a deceased [[Texas]] couple, were two almost identical Kodachrome images of what appeared to be a mummified child on display in a museum, complete with labelling (albeit out-of-focus) which seemed curiously visitor friendly for a {{wpl|Hangar 18 (conspiracy theory)|Hangar 18|}} or [[Area 51]] secret archive. 

Sports videographer Adam Dew had spent nearly five years investigating the photos, roping in [[Roswell]] crash self-professed experts Anthony Bragalia, Donald Schmitt, Tom Carey, and Richard Dolan along the way, because, well, Roswell’s not so far from Texas, before turning to Maussaán to help raise funds for his intended documentary on the slides.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/sep/30/alien-photo-roswell-new-mexico-mystery The curious case of the alien in the photo - and a mystery that took years to solve] by Les Carpenter (30 September 2017) ''[[The Guardian]]''</ref> And while in all that time no one had apparently thought to deblur the labelling, within days of the presentation an [[ad hoc]] assemblage of investigators, calling themselves The “Roswell Slides” Research Group, had obtained leaked high-res scans of the images and done precisely that. The labelling, it may shock you to learn, read:
{{Quotebox|MUMMIFIED BODY OF TWO YEAR OLD: At the time of burial the body was clothed in a (unreadable) cotton shirt. Burial wrappings consisted of these small cotton blankets. Loaned by Mr (unreadable) San Francisco, [[California]].<ref>[https://www.roswellslides.com/ The “Roswell Slides” Research Group]</ref>}} 

The exhibit was then traced to the Chapin Mesa Archeological Museum in Mesa Verde, [[Colorado]], which confirmed that while the boy's remains had been returned to a local [[Native American]] tribe in 2015. They had prior to that been on display in the museum following their donation to the National Park Service in 1938. Subsequently, many of those involved in this disrespectful debacle admitted to their mistake and apologised,<ref>[https://kevinrandle.blogspot.com/2015/05/tony-bragalia-and-end-of-roswell-slides.html Tony Bragalia and the End of the Roswell Slides] by Anthony Bragalia (10 May 2015) ''A Different Perspective''</ref> suffice it to say Maussán did not, nor did he pay out on his promise of $5,000 for similar images and $10,000 for information on the specimen's whereabouts.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150610235504/http://weekinweird.com/2015/06/10/case-closed-mummy-maussan/ Case Closed: New Photo Proves “Roswell Alien” in the Kodachrome Slides is Definitely a Mummy, Maussan] by Chris Savia (10 June 2015) ''Week in Weird''</ref>

==The Demon Fairy==
[[File:DemonFairy.jpg|thumb|left|165px|A stitch-up so bad, only a Nephilim theorist could fall for it.]]
Maussán reportedly paid $10,000 dollars for his next specimen, a small, winged creature with glowing red eyes, which looked like a P. T. Barnum-style stitch up, à la the {{wpl|Fiji mermaid||,}} complete with taxidermist pins showing up in the X-rays.<ref>[https://drmsh.com/demon-fairy-fiasco-update/ Demon Fairy Fiasco Update] by Dr Michael S. Heiser (17 September 2016)</ref><ref>[https://creationexotheology.wordpress.com/2017/05/30/la-marzullis-demon-fairy-revisited/ LA Marzulli’s ‘Demon Fairy’ Revisited] by Tony Breeden (30 May 2017) ''Exotheology.org''</ref> [[Christian]] ufologist and [[nephilim]] theorist L.A. Marzulli was however impressed enough to feature it on the cover of his book ''Nephilim Hybrids'' and fill out its backstory as one of the locusts described in {{bible|Revelation|9|7|10}}:<ref>[https://www.jasoncolavito.com/blog/l-a-marzulli-releases-more-information-on-fairy-corpse-from-mexico L. A. Marzulli Releases More Information on "Fairy" Corpse from Mexico] by Jason Colavito (22 July 2016)</ref>
{{Quotebox|The shape of the locusts was like [[horse]]s prepared for battle. On their heads were crowns of something like [[gold]], and their faces were like the faces of men. They had hair like women’s hair, and their teeth were like lions’ teeth. And they had breastplates like breastplates of iron, and the sound of their wings was like the sound of chariots with many horses running into battle. They had tails like scorpions, and there were stings in their tails.}} 

When Marzulli finally got it to a lab in the US, however, it literally fell apart, as a zoologist revealed it to be the remains of a bat held together with toothpicks and epoxy, along with a dab of phosphorescent paint for that demonic glow.<ref>[https://www.jasoncolavito.com/blog/marzulli-admits-demon-fairy-is-a-fraud-plus-david-wilcock-implies-hillary-clinton-is-a-tool-of-the-nephilim Marzulli Admits "Demon Fairy" Is a Fraud; Plus: David Wilcock Implies Hillary Clinton Is a Tool of the Nephilim] by Jason Colavito (18 September 2016)</ref> Marzulli was, of course, repentant,<ref>[https://prophecywatchers.com/videos/l-marzulli-winged-hoax/ L.A. Marzulli: The Winged Hoax] (28 September 2016) ''Prophecy Watchers''</ref> Maussán not so much.

==The Nazca Mummy==
[[File:NazcaMummy1.jpg|thumb|left|165px|Maussán and the Gaia team demonstrate how science is done.]]
Maussán teamed up with "digital [[New Age]] nonsense" streamer [[Gaia Inc.]] in 2017 for the “Unearthing Nazca” series on the scientific examination of the so-called “Nazca Mummy”. This three-fingered humanoid appears to be a plastered over an assemblage of looted ancient human remains and animal bones, as created by local [[hoax]]er and [[YouTube]]r Luis Quispe (a.k.a., Paul Ronceros) in a batch crowdfunded by French [[Pseudoarchaeology|pseudoarchaeologist]] and ''[[Ancient Aliens]]'' regular Thierry Jamin in 2016.<ref name=vox1 /><ref name=skepinq2 /> 

The crack team of scientific advisors filmed by Gaia roughly manhandling the specimen in the decidedly non-controlled setting of an open rooftop in [[Peru]], consists of known [[cranks]] Konstantin Korotkov, who markets his own version of [[Kirlian photography]] and claims to have photographed the human soul, and José de Jesús Zalce Benítez, who previously authenticated the Roswell Slides for Maussán. 

The series earned a stern rebuke from The World Committee on Mummy Studies who concluded that “pre-Columbian human remains” had been "maliciously manipulated and even mutilated to obtain an 'ad hoc' appearance for commercial exploitation,” and that this “criminal abuse of corpses for petty ends violates human dignity in a profound way."<ref>[https://archive.ph/USeuP The Racism Behind Alien Mummy Hoaxes] by Christopher Heaney (1 August 2017) ''The Atlantic''</ref> And the Peruvian prosecutor’s office, based on a report by the Institute of Legal Medicine, concluded that, "They are not the remains of ancestral aliens that they have tried to present," but are, in fact, "recently manufactured dolls, which have been covered with a mixture of paper and synthetic glue to simulate the presence of skin."<ref>[https://apnews.com/article/extraterrestrials-ufo-mexico-congress-af7d54fabf3278ef83c39d899c457c76 Scientists call fraud on supposed extraterrestrials presented to Mexican Congress] by Megan Janetsky (14 September 2023) ''AP News''</ref><ref>[https://www.theyucatantimes.com/2023/09/mexicos-scientific-society-called-the-alleged-extraterrestrial-bodies-presented-by-ufologist-a-fraud/ Mexico’s scientific society called the alleged extraterrestrial bodies presented by ufologist a fraud] by Magali Alvarez (14 September 2023) ''The Yucatan Times''</ref>

Quispe eventually accepted that the mummies were fake, but then claimed they were two-thousand-year-old fakes made by the ancient Nazca people to represent the aliens they saw.<ref>[https://www.theblackvault.com/casefiles/unearthing-nazca-common-sense-approach-analyzing-three-fingered-mummy-peru/ “Unearthing Nazca”: A Common Sense Approach to Analyzing The Three Fingered Mummy from Peru] by John Greenwald (26 June 2017) ''The Black Vault''</ref> Unbowed, Maussán completed the 9-part series for Gaia, hawked the mummy in numerous other documentaries, and even had the gall to present it in a hearing before the {{wpl|Congress of the Republic of Peru||.}}<ref>[https://www.404media.co/mexican-congress-alien-mummies-explained/ Everything You Need to Know About the 'Alien Mummy' Unboxing in Mexico's Congress] by Jason Koebler (13 September 2023) ''404 Media''</ref>

==Hydrotene==
Maussan took some time off from alien hoaxing during the [[COVID-19 pandemic]] to join his long-time "scientific" advisor Zalce Benitez in promoting snakeoil [[miracle cure]] Hydrotene.<ref name=skepinq1 /> Agronomic engineer Juan Alfonso García Urbina maintained, without evidence, that this “[[antioxidant]] nutritional complex” that he had spent 5 years developing provided 96% effective protection against viral infection when applied to the skin. A forum titled "Hydrotene: Strategies and Alternatives for COVID-19 Treatment," organized by Mexican senator Lucía Trasviña was cancelled following backlash which was in no small part due to Maussán’s involvement.

==The Nazca Mummy returns==
[[File:NazcaMummy2.jpg|thumb|left|165px|Maussan still playing with his dolls at a Mexican congressional hearing.]]
Maussán and Zalce Benitez presented two more so-called "mummies" from the Luis Quispe and Thierry Jamin collection at hearings on UFOs held in the Green Room of Mexico's {{wpl|Chamber of Deputies (Mexico)|Chamber of Deputies|}} in September<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/mexican-congress-holds-hearing-ufos-featuring-purported-alien-bodies-2023-09-13/ Mexican Congress holds hearing on UFOs featuring purported 'alien' bodies] by Cassandra Garrison (14 September 2023) ''Reuters''</ref><ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/close-encounter-with-alien-bodies-mexico-2023-09-16/ Exclusive: A close encounter with the 'alien bodies' in Mexico] by Cassandra Garrison (16 September 2023) ''Reuters''</ref> and November<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/mexican-congress-holds-second-ufo-session-featuring-peruvian-mummies-2023-11-08/ Mexican Congress holds second UFO session featuring Peruvian mummies] by Cassandra Garrison (8 November 2023) ''Reuters''</ref> 2023. The resulting backlash included Peruvian Culture Minister Leslie Urteaga questioning how the specimens had been removed from Peru and announcing a criminal complaint from the Ministry of Culture against Maussán's associates,<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/alien-bodies-presented-mexican-congress-panned-stunt-2023-09-14/ 'Alien bodies' presented in Mexican Congress panned as 'stunt'] by Cassandra Garrison (15 September 2023) ''Reuters''</ref> and physical [[anthropologist]] Guido Lombardi, who studied mummies in Peru, maintaining:
{{Quotebox|With the experience that all the researchers who have worked with pre-Columbian mummies have, especially from the Nazca area, it is very clear to us that these mummies, the large ones, are pre-Columbian human beings that have been modified for commercial purposes, and the supposed ‘small mummies’ are structures that have been put together.<ref>[https://archive.ph/PjbpB No, This Is Not an Alien. Here’s Why] by Anna Lagos (14 September 2023) ''WIRED''</ref>}}

A further shipment of two small figures and a three-fingered hand, from the between 20 and 200 specimens the various “researchers” now claim to have found, was intercepted by Peruvian customs on it’s way to Mexico,<ref>[https://www.thedailybeast.com/aliens-found-in-peru-were-actually-just-dolls-experts-say ‘Aliens’ Found in Peru Were Actually Just Dolls, Experts Say] by Edith Olmsted (12 January 2024) ''The Daily Beast''</ref> as part of ongoing efforts to stop the plunder of the country's archaeological sites.<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/alien-fever-dreams-fuel-peruvian-grave-robbings-2024-04-06/ Alien fever dreams fuel Peruvian grave robbing] by Cassandra Garrison and Marco Aquino (6 April 2024) ''Reuters''</ref> Following analysis, forensic archaeologist Flavio Estrada made an earthshaking announcement:
{{Quotebox|The conclusion is simple: they are dolls assembled with bones of animals from this planet, with modern synthetic glues, therefore they were not assembled during pre-Hispanic times. They are not extraterrestrials; they are not aliens.<ref>[https://apnews.com/article/peru-aliens-mexico-congress-extraterrestrials-2ab059d55d3d0352e41ad2a4c312d1ed They’re not aliens. That’s the verdict from Peru officials who seized 2 doll-like figures] (13 January 2024) ''AP News''</ref>}}
While the hand, according to Estrada had been "very poorly" built from human bones.

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