Luigi Vendittelli

There's so many aspects to it.

So there's an initial screening process.

And a lot of times through the screening process, nothing happens.

But then if there is something that happens, and there's a lot of cases, by the way, I mean, there's a lot of people that call in, and those things then get entered in CMS.

So then if the investigator deems it to be worthy of, either they go meet with the witness, if it's in proximity to them, or if they could do it, because a lot of them are doing this on their free time,

Again, nobody's getting paid to do this.

Or they could do it over the phone.

And now the beauty of Zoom or video calls is probably, because I'm not in it anymore, but it's probably gotten even easier because you could do a video call and kind of save yourself a trip.

Let's say you go see the witness.

You meet with them.

That also is a big determinator of whether you're dealing with somebody who is, I don't want to call them dishonest.

Are they honestly assessing it properly for themselves?

That's the right way of saying it.

They're not dishonest.

But are they just overly excited?

Because there's a lot of that.

Of course.

If you go out looking for something, sometimes you're going to find it.

Especially if you want it to be.

Like, I saw it.