Speaker 1: Pushkin. She was a decorated veteran, a marine who saved
Speaker 1: her comrades a hero.
Speaker 2: She had been in a convoy and her vehicle was
Speaker 2: hit by an ID. The door from the humphe like
Speaker 2: crushed her hip.
Speaker 3: I was just like, goodness, gracious, the amount of tragedy
Speaker 3: in trauma. I just resolved like I am gonna do
Speaker 3: everything that I can do to help you.
Speaker 4: She was stoic, modest, tough, someone who inspired people.
Speaker 2: I liked her. I liked her a lot. She worked
Speaker 2: really hard and she was really humble. She was injured
Speaker 2: and everybody knew it, but she was still running.
Speaker 4: I distinctly remember her saying, if I'm going to have
Speaker 4: to have my leg amputated, then I'm gonna make this
Speaker 4: bitch give me every last ounce of what it's got
Speaker 4: to give.
Speaker 1: There were also moments when she said things that seemed
Speaker 1: a little off or just didn't add up, but no
Speaker 1: one called her on it, at least not at first.
Speaker 2: That's kind of like if you had a friend that
Speaker 2: told you that she'd had a miscarriage, the very last
Speaker 2: thing that you're going to do to that friend while
Speaker 2: she's crying about losing a baby is ask her if
Speaker 2: that actually happened. Everyone thought they knew her until they didn't.
Speaker 5: Picked up the phone just to check my messages before
Speaker 5: I went back to work, and that she said, you
Speaker 5: need to come home. The FBI is here.
Speaker 2: I remember sitting on her couch and asking her, is
Speaker 2: this real?
Speaker 3: Is this real? Is this real? Is this real?
Speaker 6: I just couldn't wrap my head around what kind of
Speaker 6: person would do that to another person that was getting treatment,
Speaker 6: that was, you know, dying.
Speaker 1: This is a story all about trust and about a
Speaker 1: woman named Sarah Cavanaugh.
Speaker 5: When you live two separate lives for so long, it
Speaker 5: feels normal.
Speaker 4: Who's decided to share her side.
Speaker 2: Of the story.
Speaker 5: I've always been told I'm a really good listener, right,
Speaker 5: and I maximize that people. When you create space, people
Speaker 5: fill that space.
Speaker 1: I'm Jay Calburn and I'm Jess McHugh. Deep Cover the
Speaker 1: Truth about Sarah, coming May twelfth from Pushkin Industries