A British experiencer known as Sarah, staying in the Laurentians north of Montreal around 2010, is said to have told the people with her that a craft would appear at 11:11. Several of them report that one did. This is the record of what was claimed that night, not a verdict on what flew over the house.
The setting is a house at St-Adolphe in the Laurentians, around 2010 or 2011, in September. A British woman called Sarah was there with a small group that included, by the account, a Montreal police officer. Sarah described a life of abductions: tall white beings and small greys, pain in her stomach, and a hybrid daughter named Lily whom she says she met aboard a ship. The part that makes this a sighting case rather than a testimony case is what she did next. She told them a craft would appear at 11:11, and the people in the house say a black triangular craft appeared out of nowhere at that time and flew over them.
What is on the record
The archive resolves seven claimants, among them Luigi Vendittelli, Benoit Meyer, Don Donderry, two women named as Jenny and Lisa, and the police officer. They all reach the archive through one telling on one channel. That is the central limit of this file. Seven people are named inside a single account, which is not the same as seven accounts arriving independently.
The prediction is what the case turns on and it is also what cannot be checked. The archive holds no footage of the craft, no photograph, no independent statement from any of the named witnesses in their own words. The source's own figure is nine witnesses to the overflight; the archive resolves seven named claimants.
Two further claims sit in the file and should be kept separate from the sighting. Sarah is reported to have correctly identified two people's blood type as O-negative. She also claims to be the reincarnation of a daughter of Mary Magdalene and Jesus. Neither is testable in anything the archive holds, and the second belongs to a motif that recurs across the experiencer literature rather than to the events of that night.
Why it sits where it does
The case grades L3 on the number of claimants attached to one connected event. It is single-channel and carries no documents and no imagery, so it goes no higher. What the record holds is a group account of a named time and an object arriving at it. Whether anything flew over St-Adolphe is not resolved here.
◆ CORROBORATION
✓7 resolved claimants
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