I had read this some time ago and still trying to find out if they know if it was a man or a woman with the blue eyes? Busy person, whichever gender.
Alien mutation, explains everything.
…and then there’s another genetic issue, the RH- blood thing…curious how there’s not a lot of research (available to the public anyway) regarding its origins or transmission through the generations. I suspect all the genetic testing to assist in genealogy has probably been quietly charting those genes through time as well. I was the first generation of mothers to benefit from medical research and have two beautiful sons not just one. But in the last couple of decades, the fact Rh- blood can’t be cloned has come to light. That feels like the result of somebody trying to clone human blood. Who would do that? To what purpose? So much mystery. But, until proven otherwise, I default to idea it’s origin in humans is due to aliens interfering with our genome. Our “cousins” as Dr. Farrell refers to them. 
As for blue eyes, they were predominant in my family. Brown eyes looked so exotic to me. Only 1 of my 12 cousins had huge, golden brown eyes. As a child I wondered if brown eyed people saw colors differently. Eventually I saw some research saying Asian brown eyed people had a slightly different arrangement of the rods and cones in their eyes, which had something to do with how they perceived colors and patterns which was quite distinct from westerners. I don’t argue with that, but it also seems to me it’s a part of nature vs. nurture. Styles and usage of color and pattern always feels like a vestige of habit, culture, and conditioning.
We are fascinating creatures who have so much to learn about ourselves and our orgins!
I am the daughter of an RH- mother who took Diiethylstilbesterol (DES) to ensure that my sister and I came to term. All of us are RH+. Neither of us could have children as a result (it can prevent the implantation of a fertilized ovum in the uterus). My mother had green eyes and dad had brown. My older brother has blue eyes, (pre DES), I have green, and my sister has brown.
Interesting research but I am afraid I equate it with the “wear and tear of flicker feathers”.
I wonder too? How much of scientific research is unbias scientific? DNA and so much surrounding it is the new fad for society. Use it and steer society to an outcome the elites want to go. The rate society is subverted, it would not surprise me if Jesus DNA soon will be found, and after regorous study prove he was just an ordinairy man!
One could say I don’t trust anything that comes from institutions, all they have earned the last decade from me is distrust! It has become like reading tea leaves, read between the lines and hit and mis.