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Fawn Hall (born September 15, 1959) is a former secretary to Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North who gained fame for her role in the Iran–Contra affair by helping North shred confidential documents.
Mar 9, 1987 · No one could say Fawn Hall wasn't loyal. When her boss, Lieut. Colonel Oliver North, asked her to work weekends at the National Security Council, she readily agreed. Hall, 27, a strikingly...
Dec 25, 2023 · Fawn Hall, the former secretary to Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North in the 1980s, gained notoriety during the Iran-Contra scandal. She became a central figure in the investigations, as she admitted to helping North alter and destroy sensitive documents.
We're kicking it off with Fawn Hall, the document-shredding secretary at the heart of the Iran-contra affair.
Jun 8, 2010 · Twenty-three years ago today, Fawn Hall became the most famous secretary in America. On June 8, 1987 Hall testified in the Iran-Contra hearings to helping her boss Lt. Col. Oliver North shred documents having to do with the affair, in which senior Reagan administration officials facilitated arm sales to Iran...
Jun 9, 1987 · Miss Hall spun a fascinating tale of her role as Cerberus to Colonel North - taking calls from the President, the Vice President and William J. Casey, the Director of Central Intelligence, and...
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Fawn Hall served as Oliver North's secretary on the National Security Council staff from February 1983 until November 1986, when North was fired and Hall was reassigned. Although Hall knew that North was enlisting financial support for the Contras, she did not join him in meetings or phone calls and knew few operational details.
Watch entire Day 19 hearing: https://www.c-span.org/video/?9527-1/irancontra-investigation-day-19
Apr 26, 2023 · Fawn Hall was secretary and, for 15 months, romantic partner to Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North, USMC, during the Iran-Contra scandal of the 1980s. Here, Hall testifies on her role in...
Feb 26, 1987 · Not long ago, Fawn Hall was a secretary at the National Security Council for a strong-willed boss in a highly sensitive post for whom she was required to keep explosive secrets.
