Richie is joined by Christine Hart. Christine is a Sunday Times best-selling author. She was once an investigative journalist for the Daily Mail and The Sunday Times. During her career The Mirror Newspaper Group paid her to target Diana, Princess of Wales. She was once described by Rebekah Brooks - then editor of The Sun - as “one of the paper’s most valuable contacts,” and later wrote a book about the phone hacking scandal.
These days she is a certified psychotherapist, shamanic practitioner & life coach
On today's show, Christine discusses last Saturday's horrific knife attack on a passenger train bound for London, the fall of Prince Andrew and who Jeffrey Epstein really worked for. Christine tells Richie why she believes we are witnessing a battle of good v evil that involves interdimensional entities. This is a must-listen show.
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