By skyforbes 
SECTION 1: The Unclassifiable Corpse
Case File: The Atacama Mystery
In 2003, a tiny humanoid corpse — just 6 inches long — was discovered in Chile’s Atacama Desert. It had hardened bones, fewer ribs than humans, and an elongated skull. Images went viral; explanations didn’t.
Stanford scientists sequenced the DNA. Their conclusion? Human — but with mutations never before seen. Others cried foul: why would a ‘human’ fetus have such skeletal maturity? Why the unique mitochondrial patterns? The case was declared closed — but the anomalies weren’t explained.
This is typical of how biological evidence is neutralised: label it, dismiss it, bury the contradiction.
Black Vault Files: Mummified Entities in Peru
In 2017, “alien mummies” made headlines from Nazca. Three-fingered hands. Unsegmented skulls. Carbon dating showed they were ancient. Skeptics screamed hoax — yet internal Peruvian forensic memos (obtained via FOIA requests) showed something stranger: the presence of collagen types not found in humans, and bone fusion patterns absent in primates.
Key Revelation: The mummies were not dismissed as fake by all internal agencies — some recommended containment and further study.