Woman who scammed thousands with fake cancer story subject of new ABC docuseries
When Amanda Christine Riley, a California-based Christian blogger and mother of two, started the blog "Lymphoma Can Suck It" in 2012 to document her cancer journey, care from friends, strangers and even celebrities streamed in.
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Amanda Riley, convicted of faking cancer and stealing thousands in donations, is the subject of the docuseries "Scamanda."
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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,
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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?
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