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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2024 · 45 MIN

UAP Files Podcast S2E20 | Jaime Maussan

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The following is a conversation with Jaime Maussan.  Jaime is a distinguished award winning journalist from Mexico. Before Jaime entered the world of UFOlogy he was a reporter in many outlets covering many different important subject. The previous host of 60 Minutos, a United States Correspondent and in 1990 he was named the United Nations Environment Program’s Annual Global Roll of Honour. Jaime later moved in to the world of UFOs, the paranormal and, more recently, the area of mummified, suspected non-human bodies, mummies, also known as the Nazca mummies. He’s taken some criticism for his previous claims, however more recently has presented credentialed experts in their field to further the compelling cases he presents. I must say that both Tom and I are skeptically curious about these claims, but the data coming out, especially around the new specimens is compelling and warrant more attention from a scientific perspective and for us at the UAP Files Podcast, from a journalistic perspective. We wanted to know all about these claims, and, as exactly important to us, who is the real Jaime, what makes him tick and who is the man behind the media personality. He was a pleasure to talk to and really seems to wear his heart on his sleeve.

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