George Hunt Williamson — Adamski's witness, footprint casts, later Pelley's Valor
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Adamski's witness cast the alien's footprints — with a swastika — and later worked for a fascist mystic.
Who they are
George Hunt Williamson[1].
What they do
He is the personal link between the Nordic-alien story and William Dudley Pelley.
How it works
He made plaster casts at the 1952 encounter; his own 1953 book prints one as 'Swastika and four stars'. In April 1954 he became associate editor of Pelley's magazine Valor.
Why it matters
He joined Pelley after the encounter, not before, as a research report claimed.
The engine's record — word for word
[
Report #196] **In plain terms:** the witness who made plaster casts of 'Orthon's' footprints in 1952 — casts that carry a swastika — and who in 1954 went to work for Pelley's Soulcraft.
Present at the 20 November 1952 encounter; made the footprint casts (Flying Saucers Have Landed; his own Other Tongues—Other Flesh, 1953, which prints a plate titled 'Swastika and four stars'). Valor, 10 April 1954: 'George Hunt Williamson started his new job as Associate Editor of VALOR this week, having come through to Noblesville following the big Giant Rock spacecraft meet.' First visited Soulcraft headquarters late November 1953; gone by end of October 1954 (Zirger & Martinelli). CORRECTION: he was not a Soulcraft employee at the 1952 encounter; a 1950 date (Redfern) is contradicted by Valor's 1950–54 run. The documented personnel edge Adamski circle → william_dudley_pelley, 1954. See adamski_footprint_casts.
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