Will Brown

Right.

Which I believe is an important point that I'll make later.

And and so I knew right away, I go, well, that's not animal bones.

I I know like if that's a fake, it's a human being.

Right.

So I was curious, you know, no one was kind of looking into that specifically.

Just wave the magic wand.

This is not real.

And so I got hooked up with some proponents down there.

and went down to Ica, started talking to people, would interview people that were involved in the early days of the Ankari Institute, and went on a little petroglyph hunt where I found these three-fingered beans, and I'm documenting all this.

All of a sudden, I interviewed Jaime Mausson and Joas Montilla, a journalist down there in Peru that was covering these.

Pretty soon I got to talk to some of the ECA University medical staff that was basically taking Maria in at the time and some of these other ones that had done some work with these.

And they quickly started telling me some interesting things about like how there was osseointegration in some of the small ones.

Um, and, uh, I'll send you some pictures, uh, so you can see that on the screen, some, some of those examples.

And so for people that don't know what osteointegration is, it's a term that's used in dentistry quite a bit where you see cellular fusion between, you know, a metallic implant and, uh, the, the tissue.

And so this is a doctor telling me that, or I guess I should say a dentist telling me that they also had his medical license and some type of practice.

Um,

And it blew my mind.

I was pretty sure the little ones weren't real, but like that blew my mind.

So the other thing that I was willing to dismiss the airport dolls was the person that admitted to making those was not the original Wackero or we'll call them like a grave robber that found Maria.