Hello, hello, everyone. Malcolm Gladwell here. Before you hear this episode, I want to

let you know about another podcast that you might be interested in. This season on

revisionist history, I'm diving into one of the weirdest and most infuriating corners

of American life. Guns. Six episodes that will take you all away from the

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in the revisionist history podcast feed. Pushkin. Hi bad women listeners, it's Alice here,

co-host and writer of season two. I'm dropping into your feeds again to share with you

another true crime podcast from Pushkin. I've found it really compelling and if you're a fan

of bad women, I think you're going to like it. It's called Deep Cover and it's a show all about

people who lead double lives. In Deep Cover's new season, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Jake

Halpern tells the story of two young women living on opposite sides of the country who weren't

missing it almost exactly the same time. Seven years later, their stories collided.

One of the women resurfaced posing as the other and a small town detective became obsessed with

the case convinced that one of them was a spy. 20 years later, that woman is telling her tale.

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plus. This is a story about a young woman who ran away from home. At least, that's how it all started.

I think people think that I had this master plan and I went out and did it and like, you know,

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