Hi, True Crime Army, Margo here. So I'm dropping into your feed today to share a preview of another

true crime podcast called Deep Cover. Now, wait a minute, listen to me. You are not going to want to

miss this episode because it's about Stolen Valor. Deep Cover is a show about people who lead

double lives and the lengths they go to to deceive others. And this season, they are covering Sarah Kavanaugh's

stolen valor story. And that name, Sarah Kavanaugh, might sound familiar to you because I first

covered this case on my social media back in 2022. But listen, if you're not familiar with this woman,

let me fill you in a bit. Sarah Kavanaugh is a civilian woman who

claimed to be a decorated veteran, a Marine who saved comrades while deployed, and a young woman

fighting cancer. She was everything people wanted her to be until she wasn't. Turns out,

no one knew the real Sarah. And you know, lies tend to be fragile, wilting under their own weight as they get

bigger, but not in the case of Sarah Kavanaugh. The bigger her lies grew, the more real they became.

But she never served a day in the military, never received any acclaims, and defrauded military

organizations out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

On Deep Cover, Pulitzer Prize winning writer Jake Halpern and acclaimed investigative journalist Jess

McHugh unravel this epic six-year deception. That's right, six years. And that deception

upended lives of countless of people. And wait, during this season of Deep Cover, this dynamic duo even interviews Sarah herself

from prison.

Oh, this is going to be fun.

As a veteran myself, stolen valor cases make my blood boil.

And as I was reading about how this woman stole thousands of dollars from other veterans,

took advantage of all expense paid trips for veterans suffering from PTSD,

and she even had the audacity to serve in leadership positions for veteran organizations,

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