Hey listeners, Jake Halpern here. I'm dropping into your feed today to bring you a preview of the

newest season of my podcast, Deep Cover, The Family Man. I think you'll really enjoy it. Here's the gist

of the story. In 2007, Keith Gianmanco was an ordinary father in the suburbs of St. Louis. But as the Great Recession loomed,

he found himself, like so many others at the time, sinking into debt, bills piled up,

his daughter's high school tuition went unpaid, and he struggled to find a way to make ends meet.

So he made a desperate choice and started living a double life. Within a year,

Gianmanco had transformed himself from a struggling dad into a criminal. And what began as an attempt to

stay afloat soon spiraled into a series of consequences that would reshape his and his daughter's lives forever.

I hope you enjoy it, and if you do, find Deep Cover the Family Man wherever you listen to your podcasts.

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I remember it was late at night.

It was like after we had gone to bed.

For Marissa Giamonko, September 18th, 2008,

was the moment that everything changed. The last day of one life and the first day of another.

I was sleeping in a big sweater, like one of my dad's sweaters, actually.

And I remember being like, I need to put some pants on before I enter the door.

She had heard voices outside and then pounding on the front door.

The Giamanco family lived in a cozy, one-story shoebox of a house.

There were only two bedrooms.

Their dad, Keith, slept on a couch in the living room

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