Where Is Amanda Riley Now? How 'Scamanda' Faked Cancer for Years
Amanda Riley, convicted of faking cancer and stealing thousands in donations, is the subject of the docuseries "Scamanda."
Amanda C. Riley lied about having cancer for nearly a decade and swindled victims out of over $100,000 in donations. Here's where she is today.
Amanda C. Riley convinced friends, strangers, a megachurch, and even LeAnn Rimes that she had terminal cancer.
The Bay Area mom who faked terminal cancer for years
There is an astonishing clip in the first episode of the ABC docuseries “Scamanda” when a 2015 video is played on screen. In it, a young mother, her eyes glinting with the beginnings of tears, says, “I’ll never forget the doctor’s words: Your cancer’s back,
Where is Amanda Riley now? The true story behind ‘Scamanda’
Riley documented every step of her cancer journey on social media and various blogs for years. She shared raw photos of herself receiving cancer treatment, including pictures of h
Where is Amanda C. Riley's husband Cory Riley today? Here's everything we know about the 'Scamanda' subject's partner.
Amanda C. Riley is serving time in prison on fraud-related charges for her fake cancer scam. But where is her husband Cory Riley now?
Find Out How Amanda Riley Tricked Her Loved Ones in the Shocking True Story Behind ‘Scamanda’
Take an inside look into the subject of ABC News’ docuseries 'Scamanda,' about a mother who faked having cancer.
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