Hi guys, before we start the show I just want to throw out a couple of ways that you can support us and help to keep the podcast sustainable.

Now we're an audible affiliate, so if you fancy an audiobook subscription service, hit them up through our link which is audible trial

dot com forward slash dark histories and you get a free month including one

free book of your choice. Alternatively you can support us directly we have a

patreon at patreon dot com forward slash dark histories. you can support us directly. We have a Patreon at Patreon.

dot com forward slash dark histories.

And over there you can get bonus episodes, early access to the show,

access to our discord and access to all my research notes.

All those links will be in the show notes or over at the support page at darkhistries.

If times are tight and you're a bit hard up and I think we can all appreciate that, it's no worries.

You can support the show by just sharing it

around on social media with your family, friends and all those other good people.

All right, let's crack on with the show. Cheers.

Sigmundadamsky was living a peaceful, unremarkable but happy life in the town of Tingley, just south of Leeds in Yorkshire, England. A Polish immigrant he'd moved to England in 1945, settled

down, married, worked and was nearing retirement. Police Constable Alan Godfrey was likewise and unassuming man.

He worked on the police force in nearby Todd Morden and drove his beat in the towns and

villages within the surrounding valley. In 1980 these two men would be

tied together by a series of truly strange events, a death that remains unexplained

until today and a case of abduction by creatures with lamp-like heads.

This is dark histories where the facts are worse than fiction. you're Hello, welcome to season 2 episode 14 of dark histories. I'm your

host Ben and today have I got a story for you it's going to be a lot of chat

after I think so as usual we're just going to jump pretty much

...