Duncan, B.C. entity encounter — January 1, 1970

On January 1, 1970, a close encounter involving an unusual object and a reported being was catalogued near Duncan, British Columbia, on Vancouver Island. Two Atlas rows preserve the same date, place and classification, indicating duplicate entries for one incident. The event unfolded in the rural environment around Duncan. The witness reported an anomalous object and a humanoid presence close enough to qualify as CE3. The accessible summary is too short to establish dependable measurements, a precise craft shape or detailed anatomy, and it does not preserve a full beginning-to-end first-person account. The observation ended without a documented exchange, abduction or verified physical trace in the current packet. No authenticated case photograph is attached. The duplicate record supplies a second catalogue route to the story but is not counted as independent corroboration. The Atlas retains the case because both craft and entity elements are present in the underlying catalogue. The portrait uses the wet winter forest and roadside landscape characteristic of the Duncan area, while keeping the object and figure deliberately nonspecific. This is a visual summary of the claim, not evidence, and it can be revised when a stronger source is found.