
Show Notes
In this gripping episode Jonathan sits down with Anjii from Australia for one of the most intense readings yet. What begins as a personal connection with her late father quickly unravels into chilling revelations tied to crime and abuse.
Jonathan shares the weight of connecting with someone whose secrets may involve multiple victims, hidden truths, and a lifetime of deception. With emotions running high, Angie courageously opens up about her suspicions, family history, and the painful impact of silence. While the most sensitive details are kept off-air and referred to law enforcement, listeners will experience the raw honesty and heavy energy of a session that defies explanation.
This episode is not just about closure, it is about confronting the past, listening to intuition, and shedding light on truths that were long kept hidden.
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