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Cristina Gomez Join Cristina Gomez with journalist Jois Mantilla, former war correspondent and documentary producer, as he shares his controversial investigation into the mysterious Nazca bodies. With over 30 years of experience reporting from conflict zones and political hotspots across Latin America, Mantilla now risks his professional reputation to present what he calls "the most important discovery in history." In this interview, Mantilla reveals why he believes the controversial tridactyl specimens found near Nazca, Peru are authentic non-human beings with impossible anatomical features like three fingers, 45-degree angled eyes, and unexplainable DNA profiles. Discover why four universities in Peru are studying these specimens despite mainstream scientific rejection, and why Mantilla claims officials used counterfeit dolls to discredit legitimate research. Learn about the shocking claims of a pregnant specimen with a fetus, metal implants in ancient remains, and preservation techniques that kept these bodies intact for 1,500+ years. See evidence of similar tridactyl beings depicted in ancient art across multiple continents dating back 47,000 years. Jois Mantilla's Links ➔ /tridactilos 00:00 - From War Reporter to Ancient Mystery Hunter 03:06 - The Tweet That Changed Everything 07:25 - The EVIDENCE with Photos 13:54 - The War with the Lazy Scientists 27:33 - The DNA Analysis 32:49 - Ancient Art's Hidden Message 38:42 - Outro and Credits https://youtu.be/k1wXDpGBwU8?si=a07c_by_sSMNni9U