Show Notes
Ex-Scotland Yard Detective and now police whistle blower, Jon Wedger.
Having been assigned to the vice unit and asked to track down transient paedophiles on canal boats, he ended up catching an alarming 90 in one week. Instead of being commended, he was dragged into an office and told by the senior officer that he was treading on toes and that he needs to back down immediately, otherwise he would be thrown to the wolves.
Despite the threats, Jon continued in his pursuit of protecting children and in doing so, it led to a complete unravelling of the dark underbelly of society, which not only exists on a street level, but goes right to the heart of our institutions, including the Crown Court, Parliament and even Royalty.
Having nearly lost his home, his family and his liberty, Jon soon realised he was caught in the middle of something much more profound - a spiritual war between good and evil.
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