Show Notes
This week we sit down with the one and only Ricky Evans for the full, unfiltered story of his rise, fall, and the brutal reality behind a life that spiraled from care homes into crime, drug smuggling, gunshots, mansions and prison.
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From a childhood shaped by the harsh reality of child homes, Ricky opens up about how his early years pushed him towards the streets, the decisions that changed everything, and the criminal world that eventually swallowed his life.
This is not just a story about smuggling, money or prison — it’s a raw look at trauma, survival, bad choices, consequences and the moment the high life comes crashing down.
Ricky talks openly about the road from care homes to criminality, the danger that came with the lifestyle, the reality of prison, and the brutal experience of segregation behind bars.
This is the downfall of a drug smuggler, told properly for the first time.
Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know what you make of Ricky Evans’ story.
We’ll see you… on the other side.
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