Will Brown

That was another reason I was like, OK, well, that's another person.

And I'm glad you asked that, George, because we're going to get to that in a moment when I talk about why I got skeptical.

But basically the osseointegration thing kind of, if that was true, that would say, well, this being had to be alive when this was implanted.

You know, you can't osseointegrate when you're dead.

So, you know, but that's never been peer reviewed, by the way.

And I just want to make that clear.

But, you know, this is blowing my mind.

So also they had these 3D scans, and I'm just a former history teacher.

My knowledge on anatomy is right there with any other person that's not an expert in that, right?

But, you know, they'd say, try to find signs of manipulation.

And sure enough, I couldn't find any.

And Michelle will tell you a little bit about 3D rendering with some of these scans here in a little bit.

So how did how do I start getting skeptical?

Exactly.

So I make this low-budget documentary with my iPhone down there with all the interviews I did, all the little adventures I went on.

And then I was also at the Nazca Mummies press conference that got raided.

They were looking for the bodies.

And at that press conference, the other thing that kind of blew my mind was they announced that Montserrat had a fetus inside of there.

And so that was mind-blowing as well.

But shortly after I published the documentary called Show Me the Mummies, I thought I was being funny with that.