George Knapp

In 2016, I was approached by a company who wanted me to throw down and be the face of this stuff and help bring it to the world.

And it just seemed too bizarre.

And honestly, it felt like a hoax.

And I was like, no way.

So just for our audience, the story that I'm aware of, and I could be completely wrong because this is not something we've covered, but it is my understanding that there are many confirmed fabrications of these alien dolls that are a mixture of human and animal bones.

But the big ones, the ones they call Maria and Montserrat, that those do not show signs of being faked or manipulated.

So the idea is, OK, there might be a bunch of noise and a bunch of like crazy things, but we really need to look at these like bigger mummies.

Look, these were shown in Congress in Mexico.

These were all over the news.

And the whole time, just something didn't sit right with me.

But this is not my expertise.

But then my friend, Jesse Michaels from American Alchemy, he did this excellent deep dive into the case.

And it really puzzled me when he laid it all out.

And it inspired me to want to hear more about this issue.

It was an amazing documentary that Jesse Michaels made.

So his investigation made me kind of less dismissive, which was a heavy lift at the time.

And what he did kind of is elevate the conversation, asking for more professional analysis.

And that's kind of the last I heard about it was that we might find out that these mummies are eligible for a proper ancient DNA analysis.

And that is really exciting.

No stone unturned.