Luigi Vendittelli

Randall actually helped move it there because he was close to Bud Hopkins.

And David said, I don't know what I'm going to be doing with this, but I need this to never be lost.

And I said, let me know how I can help.

he eventually found a way to get it to the, I believe it's the Philadelphia Museum, or some educational museum has all this work in their possession.

Somebody could go there, and I could find out exactly, I can't remember the name now, but you could go there and access all, it's all...

stored in the archives there.

So it's not lost, right?

Which is good.

Very, very good.

And I spent two years being trained by David Jacobs.

Yeah.

We would do, at the time, there was no Zoom.

There was Skype, right?

So I had, I can't, I don't remember how many.

We would do Skype calls because he was in Philadelphia, Montreal.

And we would do them at night, 8 p.m.

to 11 p.m.

So we'd do three hours every night or every second night.

And basically telling me the ins and outs of this phenomenon, what to watch out for, what could be perceived as evidence and it's not, what could potentially be not a real memory.

So there was a lot of stuff that I learned in that time, including some...