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British Psychic's Plague Warning Gains Traction After Russian Lab Incident
British psychic Craig Hamilton-Parker's September warning of a new plague affecting the lungs has gained attention following a reported lab accident in Irkutsk, Russia, where a worker died. While Hamilton-Parker did not name Russia, his description of the disease's symptoms and rapid spread aligns with the incident.
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What happened
- 01British psychic Craig Hamilton-Parker warned of a new plague days before a Russian lab incident.
- 02A Russian lab worker died after alleged exposure to plague bacteria on September 25.
- 03Russian authorities deny the worker died of plague and dispute any lab accident.
- 04Hamilton-Parker's prediction described a lung-affecting disease harder to control than COVID-19.
- 05The psychic also predicted infrastructure damage in Iran and a global energy crisis.
- 06He mentioned a past experience volunteering on an Israeli kibbutz in the 1970s.
Russian authorities deny the death was from plague and dispute any lab accident. The psychic also predicted future infrastructure damage in Iran and a global energy crisis, and shared a personal anecdote about volunteering on an Israeli kibbutz in his youth.
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