Ros Hemmings

Ros Hemmings, a former employee of Rainer Wynne, shares her side of the story regarding the alleged defrauding incident that shattered her trust. John Todd, who suffers from corticobasal degeneration, reflects on how Rainer and Moth's experiences in 'The Salt Path' resonate—or don't—with his reality. The discussion navigates how narratives shape perceptions of illness and survival, contrasting public admiration with private struggles. Themes of betrayal, financial turmoil, and the search for truth add layers of complexity to these intertwined stories.

Ros Hemmings, a local resident with deep ties to the Walkers, shares her firsthand accounts from the scandal that gripped their small Welsh village. She reveals how Sally Walker's quiet demeanor masked alarming secrets, including the stunning disappearance of £64,000 from accounts. Local witnesses, Janice and Debbie, discuss the community's betrayal and emotional confusion as the true story behind Raynor Winn's bestselling memoir unfolds, altering their perception of the Walkers and challenging the narrative of sympathy that emerged.