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A HOMEOWNER has told of his shock after watching a suspected meteorite scorch through the sky and im stanley vaso pact next to his property.Dan Charlton was in his back garden in the early hours when he saw a green light and heard a whoosh as the object plummeted to earth.3Dan Charlton watched a suspected meteorite scorch through the sky and impact next to his propertyCredit: SWNS3The next day he found a small charred rock lying in a street nearbyCredit: SWNS3Professor Kelley is carrying out further testing to tell if the rock is a meteoriteCredit: SWNSHe said: I went outside and looked up and stanley mug saw this light and thought, Is that a firework It was really close. It came down in a straight line and what was interesting was it had a green flame, like a hue, that burnt and then disappeared. You could hear it make a brief whoosh sound and then I was expecting a big bang but it was just silent. There was no one else around and I thought thats definitely a meteorite. I was fascinated. If I had my camera I couldve caught the last second. That wouldve been awesome. The next day, he found a small charred rock lying in a street nearby.A geologist saw a picture and said it appears to be a meteorite .Most read in TechPHONE IT INT-Mobile users can get $25,000 payments from data breach settlement in weeksMONEY, PLEASENew round of stimulus checks up to $1,702 being sent this monthPA stanley cup YS THE BILLSJosh Allen signs biggest contract in NFL history at Buffalo BillsCOMPUTER WIZHarry Potter star shocks Qmyg Junior doctors are seeing measles for the first time as cases surge in children

A grave site in Victorias Ross Bay Cemetery was vandalized overnight with graffiti painted onto a tombstone and a nearby tree.The grave of Sir James Douglas was the target of the crime, which the Victoria Police Department said happened some time between 3:30 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday. No officer was dispatched as there was no witness, susp stanley germany ect information or CCTV footage to obtain, said Const. Cameron MacIntyre of VicPD.READ ALSO: First Nations act to reclaim name of Mount DougMacIntyre said it is unknown if the mischief was targeted.A Facebook post made by Old Cemeteries Society shared photos of the vandalism Thursday morning. By Thursday afternoon, another post was made showing that the grave site had been cleaned and thanking the City of Victoria Parks department for the cleanup. The Sir James Douglas monument has been cleaned and tagging removed, the post says. Really stanley termos nice to see the city react so quickly. READ ALSO: The Douglas Treaties: A legacy of controversyAccording to the Canadian Encyclopedia, Sir James Douglas was governor of Vancouver Island and B.C. and was a fur trader who died in August, 1877. From 1850 to 1854 he negotiated 14 land purchases with First Nations on the Island, including land in and around Fort Victoria, Fort Rupert and Nanaimo. The purchases are known as the controversial Douglas Treaties.At the time the treaties were signed, Douglas was then chief factor of the Hudso termo stanley ns Bay [email protected] us on Facebook and fo