Luigi Vendittelli

And I've been producing stuff for the NHL and a whole bunch of museums, some of the biggest museums in the world.

I produce stuff for them.

So that's what paid the bills, right?

So I was doing that and that at the same time.

And as I was, you know, eventually seeing that it was finally gaining traction.

And I say...

This, even a long time ago, it was like a real difference, even 10, 15 years ago, it was still super, super not good, but not as bad as the 80s and the early 90s.

So the first thing that happens at MUFON is there's a CMS database, they call it, okay?

Which is what, customer management?

Yeah, it's kind of like a customer management, you know, it's like a...

You plug in all the data of an investigation.

Call comes in.

Call comes in.

Somebody who's a field investigator.

So they could call MUFON.

They'll say, all right, we're going to refer you to the local field investigator of your area.

So if it's Nebraska or something, they'll reach somebody out there.

That person then contacts the witness, goes through an initial call, and kind of basically assessing, is this even worth investigating?

plugging in because most aren't right i would say 98 right aren't okay so and and a lot of people get upset when i say that but that's the truth i mean the reality is a lot of people did think they saw something but it wasn't it wasn't et okay it was it was a tremendous amount of misidentifications or very

The moon is very bright, but if it's behind a cloud, somebody who's not wearing their glasses, they could see something else.