ABC News/Hulu/YouTube ABC's Scamanda docuseries ended with the revelation that convicted and imprisoned cancer fraudster Amanda Riley spoke off-camera to producer Charlie Webster, also the creator/host of the hit 2023 podcast of the same name.

At the end of the Scamanda finale, Charlie Webster spoke to Amanda Riley, who’s in the midst of a five-year prison sentence, and gave viewers an update about the scammer’s current status. Webster was the host of the Scamanda podcast in 2023 and appeared in the ABC docuseries as a talking head.

ABC/Hulu As the Thursday, February 20, finale of ABC docuseries Scamanda revealed, convicted cancer scammer Amanda Riley and husband Corey Riley are now in the midst of a divorce - and many viewers (and "Scamanda" podcast listeners before them) remain curious about his role and awareness of his estranged wife's crimes.

Amanda Riley spent more than seven years pretending to have cancer before she was finally busted. Despite having her home raided in 2016 and knowing that investigative producer Nancy Moscatiello was doing a deep dive into her,

The former teacher and principal convinced friends, coworkers, a megachurch, and complete strangers to donate more than $100,000 to her and her family

Charlie Webster shares exclusive off-the-record conversation with Amanda Riley, who expresses regret for fraud.

Scamanda frequently mentions Amanda Riley's husband, Cory Riley, and this is what he's been doing since she pleaded guilty to wire fraud.

Cory Riley was married to Amanda Riley during the years that she faked cancer to earn sympathy and collect donations from hundreds of supporters. But how involved was he in the scam and did he know what she was doing?

Although she was not actually ill, Riley carefully cultivated a social media presence using Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and a blog called Lymphoma Can Suck It

Amanda Riley's fake cancer story is explored in the new Disney+ documentary series Scamanda, which looks at how she conned friends and strangers out of thousands