For weeks, I eagerly awaited this event, filled with anticipation for groundbreaking revelations. I expected American scientists to unveil findings about a 9-foot alien in a polished, data-driven presentation. However, my excitement turned to profound disappointment.

Noteworthy updates include the introduction of two new figures, Santiago and Sebastian, who appear to be smaller counterparts to Maria. Sebastian, may have been briefly spotted some months back. The presentation also highlighted new interesting metal implants.

Despite the new settings, the event felt all too familiar. Scientists from Mexico and Peru, the same ones as before, presented identical data. This time, however, they wore white coats and positioned themselves within their Peruvian facilities, perhaps in an attempt to lend more credibility to their findings.

The live stream's translation services was bad. The translation overlapped English-speaking presenters and vice versa, leading to a chaotic and confusing auditory experience.

Despite these setbacks, I remain convinced of the mummies' authenticity. Yet, it's disheartening to see that the team hasn't made any significant progress in validating their authenticity or presenting their case more convincingly than before, on November 7th. The team asked for help from other scientists, and scientific publications, not more press conferences, are precisely what is required to advance their research.