Nordics, Grays & "Mantid" Beings Are JUST the Beginning... - Luigi Venditelli - DEBRIEFED ep. 91

Overview

Luigi Venditelli describes a sequence of events that, in his view, connect UFO “craft” sightings with personal testimony and prior police documentation—arguing that these experiences are more credible than dismissing them as purely speculative or religious.

How the police interaction began (Montreal, 2010-related)

• Venditelli attends a talk at McGill/Montreal about flying saucers because he says he was previously mocked for taking such topics seriously.
• After the talk, an SPVM (Montreal Police) officer approaches him and says he wants to speak to him.
• The officer is linked to the Cavendish Mall sighting (2010), which Venditelli emphasizes involved multiple witnesses and occurred overnight.
• The officer tells Venditelli there are stored materials: photos of a “being,” not just a craft.
• Venditelli is told the photos have been kept in a police drawer for three years, and that he must not distribute them and must sign an agreement.

The photo evidence: a “being,” plus a separate dog-related incident

• Venditelli receives multiple images and says several consecutive frames are “solid.”
• He describes how some images include a Doberman, but insists that the being shown is different.
• According to the officer’s account, a woman in Montreal (in an apartment building) encountered something at around 1:15–1:30 a.m.:
  • She wakes up because her Doberman makes a sound.
  • The dog appears paralyzed/immobile while looking toward a hallway area.
  • The woman takes multiple photos and believes she saw a ~3-foot-tall, very skinny creature with a large head and black eyes.
  • She describes the arms as positioned like a praying mantis (or bird-like).
• Venditelli notes the photos were taken on an early iPhone (pre–high-quality camera era) but claims the images still show the subject clearly.

Connection to another testimony (Sarah, Val-d’Or) and matching drawings

• Around the same time, Venditelli receives a call/case connection involving an alleged abduction experience.
• He talks to Sarah, originally from Great Britain but living in Quebec (Val-d’Or), who is reluctant to discuss details.
• Sarah’s boyfriend relays that the being’s arm position resembles a praying mantis, matching what Venditelli saw in the police-related photos.
• Venditelli receives Sarah’s drawing and says it closely matches the imagery he obtained.
• He later meets Sarah (with her boyfriend) after trying to make the trip easier by meeting closer than full Montreal travel.

The meeting: broad life-long claims and escalating “religious” tension

At the gathering, Sarah recounts a long history of experiencing “beings”:

• As a child in England, she claims tall “white” humanoids appeared repeatedly.
• Later, she says smaller “gray” beings came at night and caused stomach pain.
• She describes childhood strategies (through her mother) intended to prevent the beings from reaching her stomach.
• Venditelli highlights the specificity of her recurring physical claim (stomach pain) as noteworthy.
• Sarah also describes a travel episode (including being near the Palestinian border) where she claims a man delivered an apparently poetic message addressing her as “Sarah Tamar, daughter of mine,” after which the person disappeared.

Prediction of a sighting at 11:11 and a shared event (9 witnesses)

• Sarah tells the group that the details may make people disbelieve her, but she proposes one test:
  • At 11:11 p.m., a craft will fly over the house.
• Venditelli frames the moment as awkward and skeptical—he says he expected the prediction to fail and felt the situation was becoming ideological.
• Around 11:10–11:11 p.m., multiple people look up. Venditelli claims:
  • A black craft appears “out of nowhere” (not rising from the horizon),
  • passes over the house,
  • and briefly resembles a triangular/energetic-edged object with an orange light.
• He states 9 people witnessed it and that they would reportedly tell the same story consistently.

Venditelli also includes a preceding “parlor trick” moment:

• Sarah allegedly correctly identifies that two people present have O negative blood type, based on speaking to them in a way they didn’t previously discuss.
• Venditelli uses this as part of his argument that the night’s events were not random coincidence.

Overall claim/stance

Venditelli’s main thrust is that:

• There is police-associated photo material allegedly depicting a being, not merely a craft.
• The testimony he gathered later (Sarah and her drawings) allegedly matches the police images.
• A predicted event at 11:11 allegedly resulted in a shared sighting by nine observers.

He repeatedly notes he is aware of skepticism, but argues the combination of police documentation, multiple witnesses, and cross-matching details makes the story harder to dismiss.

Presenters or contributors

• Luigi Venditelli
• Don Donderi (speaker at McGill talk)
• RCMP/Federal police officer friend who attended with Venditelli
• SPVM (Montreal Police) officer who shared the photos (unnamed)
• Sarah (witness from Val-d’Or)
• Sarah’s boyfriend (unnamed)
• Benoit Meunier (mentioned as hosting / involved with another case)
• Jenny (Cirque du Soleil dancer; unnamed last name)
• Lisa (unnamed; mentioned as a non-English speaker)
• Other friends/group members present during the 11:11 event (unnamed)
• MU FON / MUFON (referenced as an organization Venditelli was connected to at the time; not a specific presenter)