In this episode of In the Fog of Justice, we delve into the perplexing case of Zigmund Adamsky, a miner who went missing under mysterious circumstances in 1980. His body was later discovered in Tod Morton, 30 miles away from his home, with strange burns and a mysterious yellow or green substance on his neck. Despite a thorough investigation, Adamsky's case remains unsolved, with theories ranging from alien abduction to foul play by family members.

We explore the details of Adamsky's life, his health struggles, and the events leading up to his disappearance. We also discuss the bizarre circumstances surrounding his discovery on top of a coal pile in Tod Morton, with no trace of coal dust on his body or clothes.

Intriguingly, we examine the connection between Adamsky's case and a UFO encounter experienced by police officer Alan Godfrey in the same area months later. Godfrey's encounter garnered international attention and led to speculations of a paranormal presence in the Pennine hills. Could there be a link between Adamsky's disappearance and this UFO sighting?

We discuss the various theories surrounding Adamsky's death, including alien