Episode 30: Ex-Scotland Yard Detective & Police Whistle Blower Jon Wedger Tells His Story
The Jim King ShowShow Notes
Jon Wedger is a modern day legend exposing corruption and child abuse within a system designed to protect us. Jon's story takes so many twists and turns from being silenced to 3 contracts being put out on his head, threatened with the loss of his children he would fight back to expose an underworld of systematic abuse against vulnerable children that are supposed to be protected instead of exploited and in some cases even killed. Jon also worked on the baby P case which was horrific to all involved, this episode is an emotional rollercoaster that will have you glued to your screens. @JonWedger #podcast #fyp #motivation #thejimkingshow
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