Concha Calleja

For almost thirty years Concha Calleja has done one thing: take an official version and hold it up to the light. She is an investigative journalist and a court-appointed expert in forensic psychology and criminology, and that double trade is her method: she doesn't give opinions, she checks. When a document doesn't add up she goes to the place, which has taken her to the crypt at Great Brington, to Praia da Luz, to the Vatican and to Paris. She has been investigating the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, since 2007 with previously unpublished documents, and in 2024 she broke a story about Kate Middleton and King Charles III that was picked up around the world and that Buckingham Palace had to deny. She has published nearly thirty books on power, monarchy and deaths that were never fully explained, from Michael Jackson to Jeffrey Epstein's network, two of them were the basis for the Spanish television series La Duquesa, and another inspired a documentary she presented on Andalusian television. She writes and appears regularly on Spanish television, on Horizonte, Cuarto Milenio and Fiesta. If you have never questioned an official version, this is not your page. You are welcome anyway.