Later Life and Death
In 1962, Mr Adamski announced that he would be attending an interplanetary conference held on the planet Saturn. In 1963, Mr Adamski claimed that he had had a secret meeting with Pope John XXIII and that he had received a "Golden Medal of Honor" from the Pope. Adamski, at the request of the extraterrestrials he was allegedly in contact with, met with the Pope in order to request a "final agreement" from him because of his decision not to communicate directly with any extraterrestrials, and also to offer him a liquid substance in order to save him from the gastric enteritis that he suffered from, which would later become acute peritonitis.
On April 23, 1965, at the age of 74, Adamski died of a heart attack in Maryland.
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