Global Impact: Extraterrestrial Mummy Discovered in Russia?

The Kyshtym alien mummy is less than 25 cm long and has 4 bones instead of 6 bones in the skull like humans.

Mummies of tiny creatures have many differences compared to humans. Photo: Disclose TV.

In 1996, Russian police discovered the body of a tiny creature in the city of Kyshtym, Chelyabinsk region, according to Disclose TV .

Due to its small size and strange shape, the mummy is called a Kyshtym alien. Local medical experts performed an autopsy and concluded that the mummy was neither human nor animal. He believes this is a way of life that has never been discovered before. Dr. Stanoslav Samoshkinm was in charge of the local hospital’s pathology department when authorities brought the alien mummy for analysis.

“The creature is not human. The human skull consists of 6 bones. The creature’s skull has 4 bones. There are many differences in bone structure. “These anomalies are not the same as congenital deformities according to current knowledge,” Samoshkin concluded after carefully examining the mummy.

With a length of almost 25 cm, the mummy has a bulging and deformed head. His large eye sockets take up most of his face. Researchers speculate that when it was alive, the alien Kystym looked very different from humans. However, it has a similar appearance to Ata, another mysterious mummy found in the Atacama Desert in 2003.

Researchers cannot determine the origin of the Kyshtym alien. Ufologist and paranormal expert Vadim Chernobrov flew from Moscow to examine the body and concluded that it was a shocking discovery. Preliminary genetic analyzes indicated that the body did not belong to a human being.

However, laboratories could not verify Chernobrov’s claim because the mummy disappeared without a trace. Police investigators concluded that someone stole the body from the hospital morgue storage room.

Additionally, some strange accidents have led to rumors that alien mummies carry a curse. Shortly after, researcher Tamara Prosvirina died in a car accident. Chernobrov himself was suddenly paralyzed from the waist down while investigating strange creatures. His illness quickly worsened and he died shortly after. Another victim of the mummy curse was scholar Mark Milkhiker, who became seriously ill while investigating the body. He died of a heart attack after returning to Moscow.