From what has been reported, this little fellow has several skeletal anomalies never seen before; and all in one little package (ten ribs for instance). It's bone density is reported to be that of a creature several years old...and so not a fetus. Also if the anomalies are deformities, it's very likely that they would be asymmetrical in nature, where as this leprechaun seems to be very symmetrical.
No conclusions, but very interesting.
That said, I was disappointed in Greer's film. For one thing they showed..as if valid...already proven fake or misidentified UFO images and “free energy” devises. Why put bull-shit in a documentary dealing with an already extremely controversial subject? Why purposely sabotage your mission and make the debunker's job effortless? I'm an idiot and I never would have done something so stupid.
Also the film seemed, to me, to be an infomercial for Greer's bravado and self-sacrifice, and a call for people to join Cseti. Like we need a new religion.
If he wanted to awaken people to things they may have been blind to before, he didn't do so great a job..in my opinion.
There is a lot better information out there.