Across the UK, across continental North America, and around the world on the internet, by webcast and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes, and this is the return of the unexplained.

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Part 2 on this edition of the show that we're doing about PC Alan Godfrey and the unusual, and that's a big understatement, events that happened.

At a place called Todd Madden on the Lancashire Yorkshire border during 1980, first of all, a body is discovered, a man called Adampsky, on top of a coal pile in the town, a coal storage pile, in very, very strange circumstances as you heard.

Circumstances that impacted upon the life of this policeman, Alan Godfrey.

For all of his years, right up to the present day, and is one of the reasons why he's finally put it all down in a book with the help of the person we're about to speak with on this show.

Then of course, later in the year was the UFO, so-called encounter, where Alan Godfrey's patrol car has something 14 feet above it, something huge, something that has very unusual properties, something that is truly unexplainable,

and something that someone somewhere appears to want to keep quiet about even up to the present day, a very, very unusual story.

I'm delighted that Alan Godfrey has come out and decided to write this book with the help of Jenny Randalls.

Jenny Randalls is a veteran UFO researcher based in the northwest of England.

Do you know I first spoke with her when I was a student, and that's a long time ago.

I remember phoning her, I was doing some research about these things at the time, there were no shows like this one then, and I was too young to be doing one anyway.

I was doing some research about these things, and I found her number. Now there was no internet then, and the only information like this were on photocopied sheets and so-called magazines that were posted out to people through the regular mail.

How things have changed, Jenny Randalls is still around, and Jenny Randalls helped Alan Godfrey to write this book.

It's a great book, and I wanted to be able to un-pick the story with Jenny Randalls, who's been kind enough to give me an hour of her time, which you can share with me now.

I think you're going to find what she has to say very interesting, and I promise you that we will talk now that I've reconnected with Jenny Randalls with Jenny again on this program.

I want to share what a remarkable person who's given her life in this country, the UK, to the investigation of these things.

They don't only happen in America or Russia or China, they happen right here in the United Kingdom, and the world deserves to hear about them.

So the Alan Godfrey case astonishing, his book is still available by the way through eBay, he chose not to go through regular publishers, and I respect his reasons for doing that too.

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