As Thursday, February 20, ABC documents finals Skemanda discoveredconvicted Cancer fraud Amanda Riley And husband Corey Riley Now in the midst of divorce – and many spectators (and “scamand” listeners of Podcasta before them) remain curious about his role and awareness of the crimes of his alienated woman.
Amanda, which is now 39 years old, was convicted in 2021 for fraud in wires; Using her blog and insaned photos for documenting long -term, completely false battle battles (chemotherapy, surgery, clinical trials and hospital stays), Baya, California, Mom, she raised over $ 100,000 donations plus gifts, travel and more. Corey, who is now 48, has never been officially accused of any injustice, but he was with his wife during her simulated diseases. He stood beside her on stage on their mega-red, where the congregations threw money at their feet.
Charlie Webster, creator/leader of Podcast and producer who appeared on documents, says exclusively US Weekly She tried to contact Corey several times. “He absolutely did not want to deal with Nika from this. We had one exchange among us, which came back when Podcast happened,” Webster says. “Just my observation, (as I looked at him) in court, he is not how I would expect someone to behave if your partner is in that situation. Very little emotions.”
More recently, the Webster has discovered that she was “contacted by the women he was dealing with, so I think he wanted to move on.”
As for the questions about Corey’s memory in her scheme, the Webster repeats us: “Corey was not convicted of anything. Police explored both of them.”
As the webster expires, Criminal aspect of Amandine deceives was completely financially. “Amanda was not convicted of lying or faking cancer; she was convicted of wire fraud. So, out of conviction, criminal standpoint, all that was convicted is a fraud wire because the money entered her name. But that doesn’t mean that there were no more involved , because it is an opponent and can only go for certain things. “
Particular interest in the Webster is the bankruptcy claim that has given the couple, in which they cited medical accounts accumulated from Amanda’s fight against cancer. “(Corey) said under the oath that he went to all Amanda’s appointment. They also asked for a bankruptcy for Amandin cancer,” the Webster reminded us.
“Not convicted, but it’s all we decide,” the Webster continues. “And I discovered those evidence, which I put in Podcast, which showed that he was part of a bankruptcy request. He asked for bankruptcy because of Amenda’s cancer.” Corey also cited Amandin’s illness during his battle with his first wife Alett Souz over their daughter Jesse, emphasizes Webster.
Our came to Corey for comment.
After the meeting during Corey’s first marriage (with Souz), the couple got married in 2011 and continued to greet Carter and Connora. Two years after his wife went to jail, Corey signed up for divorce in 2024 and now lives in Texas. His alienated wife recently moved from prison to transitional housing, and the current date of release is December 9th.
In the meantime, the Webster has been in contact with Amanda since her condemnation in 2022.
“She told me she was sorry,” she said. “She regrets everything she has done. Every day … Now she’s in a situation where she lost everything.”
When Amanda goes out on a free woman, “I think it will be very, very difficult for her“, Webster said.” Do we believe in other chances? Do we believe in redemption? Do we believe that people can learn their lessons and change? This is the case of trying to renew your life. Maybe don’t renew – try to build a new life. I think that cannot be renewed. “