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Fawn Hall (born 1959) was a secretary to Lt. Colonel Oliver North and a notable figure in the Iran-Contra affair, helping him shred confidential documents. 1  1 Early life.fter the Iran-Contra affair broke, Hall briefly went back to work for the Navy in 1987. After her congressional testimony in June 1987, she left government service and signed with the William Morris Agency and unsuccessfully pursued a media career in the Washington, D.C., area.
Oliver Northâs secretary, Fawn Hall, learns that she is to be interviewed by the FBI over her knowledge of Northâs illegal activities surrounding Iran-Contra (see November 21-25, 1986).reen drops Hall and North off in a parking lot, and, as Hall is leaving the vehicle, Green asks her what she will say if asked about the shredding. Hall replies that she will say, âWe shred every day.â Green responds, âGood.â. Entity Tags: Thomas Green, Fawn Hall, Oliver North, Robert Earl, Ronald Reagan.