the reason, she didn t actually run the marathon, just jumped in from the crowd at the end of the course to beat out the real winner of the women s division, the real woman was a canadian woman. even though she really was the real winner, the name we all remember is rosy ruiz, because her cheating, her faking it was such a remarkable thing. and that principle of who gets remembered and why, is all the more important on a day when remarkable cheating and fakery is big in the news again. and that story is ahead. stay with us. capital to make it happen? without the thinking that makes it real? what s a vision without the expertise to execute it. and the financing to make it grow?
if you know the name of one boston marathoner from the 80s, is also a person who faked it. the first person seen crossing the finish line, rosy ruiz, her win was challenged. nobody expected her to win the marathon, but there she was, crossing the finish line, looking tired, even though she barely broke a sweat. the reason, she didn t actually run the marathon, just jumped in from the crowd at the end of the course to beat out the real winner of the women s division, the real woman was a canadian woman. even though she really was the real winner, the name we all remember is rosy ruiz, because her cheating, her faking it was such a remarkable thing.
woman. even though she really was the real winner, the name we all remember is rosy ruiz, because her cheating, her faking it was such a remarkable thing. and that principle of who gets remembered and why, is all the more important on a day when remarkable cheating and fakery is big in the news again. and that story is ahead. stay with us. [ woman ] too weak.
sometimes imposters are more memorable than people who do things the right way, and probably one of the most famous are milli vanilli, the guys who faked it and were not actually singing. also, if you know the name of one boston marathoner from the 80s, is also a person who faked it. the first person seen crossing the finish line, rosy ruiz, her win was challenged. nobody expected her to win the marathon, but there she was, crossing the finish line, looking tired, even though she barely broke a sweat.
more memorable than people who do things the right way, and probably one of the most famous are milli vanilli, the guys who faked it and were not actually singing, also. if you know the name of one boston marathoner from the 80s, is also a person who faked it. the first person seen crossing the finish line, rosy ruiz, her win was challenged. nobody expected her to win the marathon, but there she was, crossing the finish line, looking tired, even though she barely broke a sweat. the reason, she didn t actually run the marathon, just jumped in from the crowd at the end of the course to beat out the real winner of the women s division, the real woman was a canadian