In September 1975, a suburban bookkeeper and mother of four raised a revolver 40 feet from President Gerald Ford outside San Francisco's St. Francis Hotel. This episode examines the chaotic life of Sarah Jane Moore, and how an unmoored woman searching for identity and belonging came within six inches of altering American history.

We trace her constant reinventions across careers, five marriages, and shifting identities, her entanglement as both an FBI informant and a radical sympathizer during the Patty Hearst saga, and the cascade of missed red flags that preceded her assassination attempt.

• Carrying the driver's license of a different woman named Sarah Moore when arrested
• Bookkeeping for the People in Need charity while informing for the FBI
• Police confiscating her .44 revolver and ammunition just one day before  ...