Mutilations: A Policeman's Lot

This document, published in the Flying Saucer Review (Vol 27, No 2) by Jenny Randles, details a MUFORA investigation into the death of Zygmund Jan Adamski and its potential connection to a Close Encounter of the Fourth Kind (CE4) experienced by PC Alan Davies. Adamski, a 56-year-old Polish coalminer, was found dead on a coal tip in the Rossendale valley on June 11, 1980. His death was marked by mysterious circumstances, including a lack of clear cause, an oozing growth on his neck, and the fact that his body was found in a location that would have been difficult to reach. The investigation suggests a possible link to PC Alan Davies, who reported a UFO encounter on November 28, 1980, while on patrol. Davies described a dome-shaped, white object hovering five feet above the ground, which caused a radio blackout and left him with a period of missing time. The report also includes a separate account from Spain, where witnesses in Albacete reported seeing a humanoid figure on the road and circular objects in the sky. The investigators, Norman Collinson and Harry Harris, highlight the difficulty in explaining these events and note the potential for abduction-like scenarios, drawing comparisons to the Herb Schrimer case. The document serves as a compilation of these anomalous events, emphasizing the need for further research into the intersection of UFO sightings and unexplained physical phenomena.