BISSEZEELE (59) 22.10.1997

Summary

In October 1997, a medical witness observed a rectangular luminous object in the sky while making house calls. Upon arriving at a patient's home, they noticed the object was still there and had moved closer. The patient's husband also saw it from a window. Later, the witness spotted another, larger object. Both disappeared shortly after. Although unusual, a later analysis revealed inconsistencies in the testimonies. The main witness left the house multiple times, but the patient denied leaving after the care was given. Descriptions of shape and movement did not match, and there were few details about the object's position in the sky. The object was possibly a cloud illuminated by the sun, which had not fully risen yet. The emotional state of the witness may have influenced perception and the account of events. Ultimately, the case was classified as a probable cloud.