Nurse Describes Tall Humanoids and Control Panel Activity Inside Unknown UFO

On January 1, 1970, at around 5:00 a.m., one of Canada’s most famous UFO cases occurred at Cowichan District Hospital in the city of Duncan, Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

Nurse Doreen Kendall was working the night shift from midnight until dawn. When she opened the curtain of a ward on the second floor of the hospital, she was startled by an intense light coming from outside, despite the fact that it was still dark.

At an estimated distance of about 20 meters, Doreen observed a circular flying object hovering near the hospital’s children’s wing. The UFO had a silver-colored underside, shaped like a bowl, with lights arranged around it like a necklace. On top was a transparent dome, illuminated from within, allowing a clear view of the craft’s interior.

Inside the object, the nurse reported seeing two humanoids figures, tall and well built, wearing tight-fitting suits, with their heads covered by a dark material. At one point, one of the figures appeared to realize it was being watched and touched the other crew member, who then leaned toward a large panel and activated something resembling a control lever.

Shortly afterward, Doreen called her colleague Frieda Wilson, who was also able to see the luminous object, estimated to be about 15 meters in diameter. Other nurses gathered at the window and watched as the UFO moved away. After performing several circular maneuvers, the object suddenly accelerated and disappeared toward the northeast, bringing to an end the incident that later became known as the Duncan Case. source Sara Evangelista FB