Luigi Vendittelli

Regardless of how, and you know, in terms of evidence, obviously everybody says you have a picture, you have a video, you have something, you have, you know, tracks, you have a landing, you know, if they landed, do you see something?

Do you have radiation?

Do you have a detector that you went there?

Anything.

So those are obviously the ones that are of most interest, because now you have something.

You have a tangible piece of something that you could work with, other than, I was outside, I was smoking a cigarette, I saw a light in the sky.

Okay.

And I say that thinking, Mike, that's what happened to my granddad, and that's what made me go.

So I'm not disputing that that's not possible.

But we have to be careful and not immediately saying that's a flying saucer or a UFO or whatever.

But when they have a picture or a video and it is interesting, then yeah, that information would get put into CMS.

There's a whole list of questions you have to ask the person.

And then...

There's also, as a director, I had access to all investigations.

So I had access to seeing if there was a pattern in that area within a certain time.

So if somebody said, I saw this long...

black object in the sky and they're in Winnipeg.

Okay, well, do we have anything around Winnipeg that's saying that?

If you hear another one, oh, that's definitely of interest versus no, I don't hear.

So it could be interesting, but okay, what do we do with it?