The Agnes Whiteland case is one of the most mysterious incidents in the history of UFOlogy and dates back to the years of the First World War (1914-1918). Agnes's story began exactly the moment she looked out onto the balcony of her house. A few meters from it, in the air, hovered a round platform about 30 centimeters thick and 3.5 meters in diameter. There were eight to twelve people on the platform, standing in a circle. All men wore blue uniforms and matching headwear. They looked like the military.
According to Agnes's recollections, the platform was 9 meters above the ground and made absolutely no noise. There were no ropes or wires to explain the platform so high. The engine was also not visible. On the lap of one of the men was an iron mechanism. For several minutes, the military watched what was happening on the streets of an English city and then disappeared.
Experts on the unknown are convinced that these "gentlemen" came from the future to observe what is happening. Perhaps they wanted to be direct witnesses of the First World War and moved freely in space. It was not possible to prove or disprove what happened in those days. Agnes Whiteland has insisted all her life that this unusual fact was in her biography.