This is a True Story: Christine Joanna Hart a well-respected, Certified Psychotherapist looks back at her life at the juncture of the High Court case between, Prince Harry and The Daily Mail where her Private Investigations on the Royals for the Mail are called into question. Chrissy was born into a Catholic orphanage and adopted into violence and sexual abuse, her psyche did what it had to do to survive. After leaving care, she was recruited by an ex-MI5, intelligence outfit and trained as a private investigator. She moved through hidden systems of power; spying, infiltrating, surviving. Sitting face to face with the Moors murderer Ian Brady, Chrissy experienced a shock of recognition: another adoptee, another fractured mind, another individual shaped by forces that begin in childhood and extend far beyond it. Monsters, she learned, are not anomalies. When Fleet Street exposed her private meetings with Brady, branding her The Devil's Daughter, her anonymity collapsed. Lured by a lover into Fleet Street, she was ordered to seduce and spy on a Real IRA commander, living undercover near South Armagh.Later, knee to knee with American serial killer, Kenneth Bianchi, the Hillside Strangler, she recognised the pattern again: the split self, the internal voice that gives instructions while another part stands back and observes. Across orphanages, intelligence agencies, newsrooms, and crime scenes existed a hidden lineage of trauma-shattered adoptees; Monarch-type "Butterflies," whose early fractures made them uniquely capable of dissociation, obedience, and lethal focus. Used as spies, assets, assassins, and conduits, they could move through horror and return with knowledge others could not survive carrying.Over time, CJ began to understand that human power systems were not acting alone. Intelligence programs mirrored something older, and far colder.