Amanda Riley It may be far from view and the time of serving, however Cancer is more than ever. After seeking more than $ 100,000 to cover the costs of cancer that she did not make, my bitter Christian mother was convicted of California, 39, in 2021, and I have since gained the National Infamy- first with the successful “Scamanda” podcast and then with four parts. Docuseries ABC/Hulu of the same name, which is wrapped (and Break the broadcast recordsThursday, February 20. But there are still many urgent questions about the case, the Amanda family, the location of its existence and more.

here, US weekly He answers the 10 most urgent questions about Scamanda – with some help from Charlie WebsterPodcast facility and product that also appeared on the documents.

1. Where is Riley now and when will she be released from prison?

In September 2022, Riley was initially began a five -year prison sentence at the Federal Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas. It was recently transferred to a transitional facility in San Pedro, California, with an expected release date in early December this year, Webster said previously we.

2. Did Riley express his remorse?

“This is the worst thing I have ever made and the worst mistake I could have made,” she said in the ruling on the ruling. “I do not sleep well at night because this chases me daily. I cannot even look at myself in the mirror without feeling shy, and I am very sorry.”

Meanwhile, Webster spoke to Riley from the record since the judgment was issued. She told me it’s sorry. She regrets everything she did. Every day … now she is in a situation where she lost everything. ”The producer adds that she found that Amanda is real.” For me, she has sometimes made it clear, but she also realizes that she does not want people to think that she is acting as a victim.

3. How did you withdraw her fraud for a long time?

Many listeners and viewers shocked that many of them were deceived through the publications of Riley Blog and the pictures that were shown to the disease – some of the entries that stretch dangerously. (For example, Riley claimed that the doctors allowed her to manage clinical therapeutic drugs for chemotherapy at home during holidays.)

“I do not think that these people were naive or naive. We Webster said:“ We do not ask about the people who suffer from cancer and we should not. ”I showed a miracle. She had cancer, but she was surviving. She was collapsing in the church, wet herself in the church, she was An ambulance takes it in the church.

4. Where is her husband, Korean, and did he know about her fraud?

As is the final trick The episode, Amanda and her husband, revealed Korean Now the divorceAnd recently moved to Texas. Webster revealed that she was “contacted by women [Corey] He was involved, so I think he was looking forward to moving forward.[He] He said under the section that he went to all the dates of Amanda. “They claimed the bankruptcy of Amanda’s cancer,” Wester said. “It is not his condemnation, but we all have to put our minds.” we I arrived in Korean for comment.

5. Was Amanda’s mother, Baiji, in the fraud process?

To some extent, like a Korean, Umm Amanda, Baiji, stood alongside her daughter throughout her fake medical ordeal, but she has never been accused or convicted of any crime. She said that Wester called her, but “she didn’t want to participate.” “We have no official evidence of its involvement,” said Wester, who indicates that Baiji “continued on a cruise” after the issuance of the Amana rule. “I know that Baiji supports her daughter through this,” she added, noting that Peggy helps in caring for children to the children of Corey, Amanda, Carter and Konor.

6. Amanda has the Monchelden syndrome or another mental illness?

“I was interrogated by many people Why did I not mention Munchausen Or mental health in podcast; It was briefly mentioned in the documentary.

7. What happened to Jisa, the daughter of Amanda?

On the emotional level, one of Amanda’s victims was the most difficult defeat JisaCurie daughter, who has now grown from his first marriage to the Souza. Jessa Amanda first met as a kind of children’s bishop and encouragement coach when her parents were still married (while Jessa’s older sister suffered from her real battle with cancer). It was then the subject of the bitter nursery battle between Korea and Suza, and eventually it was ultimately a painful fall with her father’s wife amid her appearances. Wester said that while Jessa participated in the podcast, she chose to appear in the documents “to care for her mental health.” “The shock she suffered was very difficult … The discovery of her full upbringing was a lie? This is destroyed.”

Webster said Jessa is now married and “in good condition.” “It was definitely the recovery process.”

8. Can Amanda withdraw the same fraud today?

Amanda began sharing the fake cancer journey (and collecting donations to herself) via a personal blog around 2012 – a long time before the digital and popular culture dominated by Tiktok and AI. “It was the main moment for her because of the blog phenomenon,” Wester said. “When everyone was writing the mother’s blogs, and fitness blogs-he really used it, and the longest content and depth were huge. Do this more with Tiktok.

9. What will you do when it is released?

“I think it will be very difficult for her,” We told us Webster. “Do we believe in the second opportunities? Do we believe in redemption? Do we think people can learn their lessons and change? It is an attempt to rebuild her life. Maybe not rebuilding, in fact – try and build a new life. I don’t think she can rebuild.”