True Story Media.

Hello, it's Andrea. We are two days away from our season six launch, but while you are

waiting, there is a podcast that I wanted to share with you from our friends over at Pushkin

Industries that I know you will love. Deep Cover has so many of the same themes that we talk about

here on Nobody Should Believe Me. Deception, complex relationships, weaponized empathy. Sound familiar?

Season 6 of Deep Cover is the story of Sarah Kavanaugh. Sarah was many things to the people who knew her,

a decorated veteran, a Marine who saved her comrades, a young woman fighting cancer. She was everything

people wanted her to be, until she wasn't. Because it turns out, no one actually knew

the real Sarah. On Deep Cover, The Truth About Sarah, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Jake Halprin, and acclaimed

investigative journalist Jess McHugh unravel an epic six-year deception that upended the lives

of countless people. Speaking with all of the story's major characters, including Sarah herself,

Jake and Jess tell a sprawling tale that has,

until now, been shrouded in mystery. Now, it's probably obvious from that description why

this show is up my alley, but I have to tell you the reporting and storytelling is so well done

on this show, and I just could not stop listening. So today, we are sharing the first episode

of the series, which begins with a mysterious handwritten letter in which Sarah asks,

What do you think of my crying?

So if you like what you're here today, go and find deep cover The Truth About Sarah wherever you get your podcast, and of course you can find it at a link in our show notes.

I made you think you a dream. My name is Caden Sinclair.

Some people call us American royalty.

We were liars.

A new series on Prime Video.

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