Former friend Lisa Berry, who met Amanda when her daughter was in the same class as Jessa, said in ABC News’ Scamanda that Amanda told her back in 2010 that she had terminal cancer.

HER global chart-topping podcast, Scamanda, has been turned into a deliciously watchable TV series for true crime lovers to binge-watch. The four-part docuseries is a passion project for journalist… ...

Amanda's fraudulent scheme began to unravel after investigative producer Nancy Moscatiello was tipped off by Amanda's former friend, Lisa Berry, which led to a police investigation.

It is not known how Amanda Riley got the idea to fake her cancer diagnosis, but she told her friend Lisa Berry in 2010 she had the disease. Riley would later share her cancer diagnosis with her ...

New Disney+ series Scamanda follows the story of American mum Amanda Riley who pretended to have cancer - but it was her friend Lisa Berry that turned on her first ...

‘Scamanda’ Producer reveals off-the-record conversation with prisoner Amanda Riley Charlie Webster shares exclusive off-the-record conversation with Amanda Riley, who expresses regret for fraud.

Scamanda attempts to understand why Amanda Riley faked her diagnosis and the aftermath of her actions. How did Amanda Riley fake having cancer?

She appears in Scamanda (Image: ABC) Amanda Riley’s former friend Lisa Berry contacted investigative journalist Nancy Moscatiello with her suspicions about Amanda.

In Scamanda episode one, it is revealed Amanda Riley’s former friend Lisa Berry contacted investigative journalist Nancy Moscatiello with her suspicions about Amanda.