13 Facts About Fawn Hall

Fawn Hall began working part-time in a clerical position for the United States Navy, beginning in January 1976 while she was in high school.

In 1987, Fawn Hall lived in Annandale, with her mother and stepfather.

Fawn Hall was detailed from the Navy to work at the National Security Council on February 26,1983, as Oliver North's secretary.

Fawn Hall worked for North until she was fired on November 25,1986, at the height of the scandal.

In one mishap, Fawn Hall transposed the digits of a Swiss bank account number, resulting in a contribution from the Sultan of Brunei to the Contras being credited to a Swiss businessman's bank account instead of the intended account.

In June 1987, Fawn Hall, herself, began two days of testimony in front of the United States Congress.

Fawn Hall confessed to altering, shredding a large number of documents, and smuggling others in her boots and inside her clothing and giving them to North on November 25,1986, who was fired after his role in orchestrating potentially illegal aid to the Nicaraguan Contras became public.

Fawn Hall was invited to the 1987 White House Correspondents' Dinner by journalist Michael Kelly.

In 1992, Fawn Hall worked for a law firm in Los Angeles, California, and she pursued a modeling career for several years.

Fawn Hall dated the actor Rob Lowe who tracked her down after seeing her at the Oliver North trial, and the couple attended Jack Lemmon's AFI Life Achievement Award ceremony in 1988.

Fawn Hall was a cocaine user when she held jobs on the National Security Council staff and at the Pentagon.

Fawn Hall became addicted and suffered a non-lethal overdose in 1994, following which she went into rehab.

Sugerman died in 2005 of lung cancer, and in 2007 Fawn Hall listed the house for sale for almost $2.5 million, and in 2014, it was acquired for only $1.96 million.