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Just a quick heads up before we start.

This episode contains a brief reference to suicide.

Previously on Deep Cover.

I said, I'm calling about a girl you might know named Brookhenson and he said, I wonder

when you were going to call.

When my son brought her home, I knew she was troubled.

It was the same Natalie.

She was the same person, regardless of the moniker that she was using.

She had the same flaws, the same loves, the same laughs.

I have a determined that the woman in question is not our victim, Brookhenson.

Her behavior fits the profile of a spy far better than that of the average identity thief.

Back in 2006, there was a woman enrolled at Columbia University who claimed to be Brookhenson.

But in reality, she was an imposter.

She was using the identity of another woman who'd gone missing from South Carolina seven

years earlier.

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