Roy Powers

They have never given a case a D2 before.

Yeah.

I would say our, what we would consider a D1 would be a yes.

So yeah, it's probably not that far off.

Yeah, that's our letter-based system.

We have a case where I hosted it, I gave it a yes, and you said no.

That's called a FU.

Yeah, I think because a D1 is an unidentified phenomenon after investigation with medium consistency.

That's usually enough to convince us.

I think so.

That a case is a double yes.

But the cool thing is you can go into all of their listed cases and sort by ranking.

So you can go immediately to the D1s and look at all of these real cases that have been investigated over the years.

Up until the current day.

I dived into some of the D1s, guys.

And, you know, a reminder that these guys specifically investigate UFOs, so you're not going to see cryptids and ghosts and things in there.

But some of the D1s were pretty terrifying to read.

We've got a case called Taverni 95.

D1.

Summary, observation of the passage of a dark triangular mass in the sky.