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These findings add a new layer to the mystery surrounding the mummies, which were first discovered in 2017.

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• Experts suggest alien mummies in Peru's Nazca desert may be murder victims.

• Injuries on the mummies indicate they may have suffered violent deaths.

• Initial claims of extraterrestrial origins have faced scrutiny from scientists.

Now, scientists believe the mummies are genuine and date back over 1,200 years. While their origins remain unknown, detailed studies of three mummies, namely Maria, Montserrat, and Antonio, suggest they may have been victims of violent deaths.

Dr. Jose Zalce, lead expert and former director of the Mexican Navy Medical Department, said that he conducted an in-depth analysis of 21 mysterious mummified bodies. His examination of Maria, a 5'6" female who died between 35-45 years old, revealed evidence of severe trauma. Maria's body showed signs of a deep cut and bite marks on her lower pelvis, along with multiple small puncture wounds extending from her tailbone to her hip. The skin and fat in the area had been removed, and two of her tailbone vertebrae were broken. Additionally, a zigzag-shaped wound suggested she may have suffered a fatal fall from a cliff onto rocks. These findings imply that Maria's death was likely violent and traumatic.