Lulu Island Incident

This document details a UFO sighting reported by 12-year-old Grahame Langton on Lulu Island, British Columbia, on February 24, 1958. According to the report, Langton observed a bright light in the sky while returning from a Scout meeting. Upon reaching his home at 778 Montana Road, he discovered a stationary, whitish-grey object hovering approximately three feet above the ground near his garage. The object was described as being ten feet in diameter and seven feet tall, featuring a dark red center light divided into four sections. Langton reported that the object's light appeared to track a passing car on the road. When Langton attempted to approach the object, it reacted to his presence, dimming its light and then brightening again. The object subsequently emitted a buzzing sound from balls located on the ends of projecting arms before departing at a tilted angle toward a moon-like object in the sky. Langton also noted that he had heard a similar buzzing sound in the same area of his garden earlier that afternoon. Following the incident, an RCMP constable and a representative from the RCAF were informed of the event; both reportedly expressed no reason to doubt the witness's account. Members of the Vancouver Area Flying Saucer Club later visited the Langton residence on March 14, 1958, to interview the boy, concluding that his testimony was credible due to the high level of detail provided.