ZNN PRESS ROOM: REPORT ON THE SCIENTIFIC DNA STUDY OF THE TRIDACTYL MUMMIES OF NAZCA MADE PUBLIC.

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February 20, 2025 4:05 PM EST

Genetic report reveals possible origin of tridactyl mummy.

Toronto [ZNN] With the avalanche of UAP/ET disclosure chatter cluttering the airwaves today, it is difficult to separate the speculative from the factual.

Genetic Biologist Ricardo Rangel Martinez

Genetic biologist Ricardo Rangel Martinez is the Scientific Director at ExomeLab in Peru. Rangel Martinez may have set genetic research on its ear with facts originating from buried primordial findings from a Peruvian grave.

Many salient questions have arisen in an investigation of an unknown hybrid species discovered at an underground archaeological site near Nazca Peru. The mummified remains of a tridactyl (three fingered) body have undergone avant-garde scientific analysis.

ZNN can now report that findings by Ricardo Rangel Martinez have been published.

The Nazca mummies, as they are now described, appear to be associated with the controversial claims of alien remains. Still, many experts are unconvinced. Others say this cannot be ignored.

Background

The report examines millions of DNA samples found inside and on the remains of a mysterious and apparently non-human body.

The mainstream media has viciously battered the grave finds as either hoaxes or ancient bodies.

Peruvian authorities say they were “dolls” patched together with paper, glue, metal and human and animal bones. Flavio Estrada, a forensic archaeologist has stated, “They are not extraterrestrials; they are not aliens.”

Another Latin American historian Christopher Heaney is on record as stating, "Pre-Columbian societies in Peru practiced head shaping, similar to the shape of the mummies’ heads - or they could be human remains that are hundreds of years old."

Ricardo Rangel Martinez's DNA micro-scaled analyses appear to cut through these opinions with genuine scientifically delineated facts.

The Report

Rangel Martinez's scientific methods, analytical language, graphs and charts vividly point towards the high possibility that muscle tissue samples taken from the hip and hands of the specimens did not match the genomes of any known living beings.

How is this accomplished?

The identification process begins with millions of DNA fragments being sequenced or aligned simultaneously.

The process is called Next Generation Sequencing (NGS).

Excerpt from the report abstract about the process.

"NGS is based on the parallelization of sequencing, meaning that millions of DNA fragments can be sequenced simultaneously. The process begins with the preparation of DNA libraries, which are short fragments of the genome that are assembled and tagged with specific adapters. These fragments are then amplified on a solid surface, such as a flow plate or chip, where they are sequenced in parallel using optical or electrochemical detection technologies."

Rangel Martinez goes on to make three alluring conclusions in his report:

There is a greater than 90% probability that this organism is not related to humans. ‭ ‬
There is a greater than 50% probability that this organism is not related to any of the known living beings on our planet. ‭ ‬
Genetic studies of all known specimens should be conducted in order to sequence their entire genome.

Clearly the jury is still out on this matter.

While experts like Rangel Martinez attempt to break new ground in the examination of the data collected so far, it is encouraging that Rangel Martinez and his team are suggesting sceptics and scientists to suspend preconceived notions and dig further into the data.

The implications? The current barrage of today's disclosure witness testimony may soon be vindicated by the genetic revelations of witnesses far detached from politics and science - witnesses of the primordial kind.