Luigi Vendittelli

So I consider that to be some of the most compelling stuff that I ever worked on.

And I eventually started working alongside...

one of the aerial school witnesses.

Zimbabwe is a case in 1994 in the middle of a recess at 10.15 in the morning at a small elementary school in rural Zimbabwe, in Rua, Zimbabwe.

Kids were playing outside.

Over 60 kids were playing outside.

and the teachers were inside having a teacher's meeting, and suddenly they see three objects in the sky, three craft, three flying saucers, if you want to call them, silver disks.

One of them landed at about 100 meters, 100 yards from the school.

They had a place where they could play, and they had these logs, these wood logs,

that were all around, and they called them the log barrier, so the kids couldn't go beyond it.

Sometimes they would jump around the log barrier, and the kids are playing there, and this thing landed outside the log barrier, landed, and they're all obviously, what is that, what is that?

They heard a high-pitched sound, and it went away, and then they're seeing these...

They didn't know what it was, but they saw people running, right, from a distance.

And my friend who passed away, Emily Trim, who was one of the witnesses there, was next to Liesl Field, who is interviewed by John Mack in some of these interviews.

And these beings came close to the kids.

and they were not human, and they were not, the kids initially thought they were animals of some type, because they, I mean, these are kids between seven years old, 12 years old, and so they were all looking at this, and there was these two beings that were apparently dressed in black jumpsuits, standing, obviously, and big black eyes, and they started communicating to the kids.

The kids started seeing images in their minds, and some of those images were very terrible images, very negative, very traumatic images.

Like what?

um people dying uh no air people suffocating uh uh images of of the earth and and war and and things that we i guess something that had to do with what's happening or what could happen and uh yeah and they they all saw an explosion at the end and it was like a a big giant fiery explosion

This is not something that kids are used to, especially in rural Zimbabwe in 1994.