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POST-SCRIPT TO IRAN-CONTRA: Weapons for War / Oliver North Marries Fawn Hall, his Document-Shredding Secretary

 

 

 

Iran-Contra scandal figures Oliver North and Fawn Hall marry. . .  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Washington Post

Oliver North weds Fawn Hall, his secretary during Iran-contra scandal

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CNN

Oliver North marries Fawn Hall, his document-shredding secretary at the center of Iran-Contra scandal

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The New York Times

Oliver North and Fawn Hall, Key Figures in Iran-Contra Scandal, Are Married

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The Daily Beast

Iran-Contra Figures Marry in ‘Secret’ Wedding 40 Years After Scandal

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SpyTalk

Exclusive: An Iran-Contra Romance

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Two people notoriously involved in the Iran–Contra scandal that rocked the Reagan administration in the 1980s have secretly married, according to a report.
Oliver North, 81, a retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel, and his 61-year-old former secretary, Fawn Hall, tied the knot in a private ceremony in Virginia on Aug. 27, journalist Michael Isikoff reported in his SpyTalk Substack.

Iran-Contra Figures Marry in ‘Secret’ Wedding 40 Years After Scandal

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Image: Bettmann/File/AFP 

Oliver North and Fawn Hall are said to have reunited at the funeral of North’s first wife.

by Ewan Palmer Reporter
Published Sep. 9 2025 11:04AM EDT

The union comes four decades after the pair became central figures in the controversial covert sale of weapons to Iran by the U.S., with proceeds funneled to the Contra rebels fighting to overthrow Nicaragua’s left-wing Sandinista government.

 

Fawn Hall used the infamous line “Sometimes you have to go above the written law" during the 1987 Iran-Contra hearings. Bettmann Archive 
The wedding was described as “low-key,” and none of North’s four children attended. “It was a secret marriage,” one friend of the couple told Isikoff.

North, who served on the National Security Council (NSC) staff under President Ronald Reagan, played a key role in facilitating the secret arms sales to Iran and diverting the funds to the Contras. . .

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At the time, U.S. aid to the Contras was prohibited under the Boland Amendments. Iran was also considered a hostile regime following the 1979 Islamic Revolution and the subsequent hostage crisis, in which more than 50 Americans were held for over a year at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran.

Hall, North’s secretary on the NSC staff in the 1980s, also played a significant role in covering up the scandal. She helped North shred documents related to the arms deals and even took the audacious step to smuggle papers out of the White House in her boots and tucked them into the back of her skirt to prevent investigators from finding them.

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FARK.com: (13804252) In exciting news from 1987 Oliver North and Fawn Hall got married

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Epstein’s 50th Birthday Book

The current British Ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson described Jeffrey Epstein as his “best pal” in a handwritten ten-page letter released by the US House Oversight Committee on Monday.

British ambassador to U.S. penned ten-page ‘love’ letter to ‘best pal’ Epstein (PHOTOS)

The note was part of a book the sex offender’s accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, compiled for his 50th birthday

Peter Mandelson wrote that Jeffrey Epstein "remains my best pal" alongside the picture released by the House Oversight Committee

 

The message, written for Epstein’s 50th birthday in 2003, was included in a bound “birthday book” compiled by Epstein’s longtime associate Ghislaine Maxwell. 

The letter, interspersed with photographs of Mandelson, Epstein, and various settings linked to the financier, portrays Epstein as an “intelligent, sharp-witted” and “mysterious” man who “once upon a time… parachuted” into Mandelson’s life.