ABC's latest docuseries Scamanda, based on the 2023 podcast series of the same name, details the real-life deception of Amanda Riley, a woman who fabricated a cancer diagnosis to solicit donations ...

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Here, Us Weekly answers the 10 most burning questions about Scamanda — with some help from Charlie Webster, creator of the podcast and producer who also appeared on the docuseries. 1.

Many credit her with helping get justice for Amanda Riley's victims, but what does Charlie Webster really think of the woman now better known as Scamanda? Originally conceived and produced by ...

Scamanda tells the story of American woman Amanda C Riley, who told the world she had been diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a type of cancer, in 2012. Although she was not actually ill ...

Scamanda delves into the story of Amanda C Riley, who falsely claimed to have been diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2012. The documentary series, adapted from a popular podcast by Charlie ...

Also known as 'Scamanda', Amanda Riley maintained a seven-year deception, telling people she had Hodgkin’s lymphoma via her blog Lymphoma Can Suck It - and raising a reported £84,000.