Interview · moment 10 of 11
DC Madam, Child Sacrifice Claims, and Suspicious Deaths
from Epstein Island Adventures with Nick Bryant · #140
Audio-only archive episode — no video to seek.
5 minGuest
They discuss Nick's book Confessions of a DC Madam about Henry Vincent's gay escort service used for CIA compromise operations, claims of occult child sacrifice rituals, the suspicious deaths of Kathy Sorenson and the Georgia couple Diane Shaffer investigating Child Protective Services trafficking allegations.
- 48:48Guest claims victims of ritual abuse tell consistent stories, suggesting high-ranking officials may participate in child abuse and killing.
- 49:37Three victims in the Franklin scandal allegedly described ritual abuse involving children.
- 50:07Guest investigated Kathleen Sorensen case and concluded it was an accident, not a murder.
- 50:39Tim brings up Diane Shaffer, the Georgia couple investigating Child Protective Services, and guest acknowledges it needs investigation.
- 51:03Tim argues that when murdered whistleblowers get incompetent explanations from authorities, it proves cover-up.
- 51:30Guest is writing a third book on intelligence blackmail and sexual blackmail operations.
- 51:58Tim asks whether intelligence agencies act in their own interest or cooperate more than known.
- 52:27Guest describes the Safari Club as a network of foreign intelligence services directed by wayward US intelligence operatives.
- 52:50Tim wonders if intelligence training essentially creates criminals and deceptive operatives with no accountability.
- 53:37Guest claims a dark pocket of intelligence people exists regardless of administration, still blackmailing and engaging in illicit activities.
CIAFranklin scandalDiane ShafferKathleen SorensenGeorge H. W. BushRonald ReaganSafari Clubintelligence blackmail