The three-episode saga from Evgenia Peretz and David Schisgall, which launched Tuesday on the NBCUniversal streamer, expands on Peretz's 2022 Vanity Fair exposé detailing how the TV writer lied for years about having a rare form of bone cancer,

Anatomy of Lies is a three-part documentary on Peacock that unravels the sinister lies that alleged grifter Elisabeth Finch spewed to further her personal interests.

After they were married, Elisabeth Finch's wife began discovering discrepancies in her stories. Beyer confronted Finch and demanded that she come clean, but Finch would not, and so, in February 2022,

"Anatomy of Lies" subject Elisabeth Finch says she's seeking mental health treatment in response to the Peacock docuseries about her downfall

Elisabeth Finch has issued a statement following the Peacock premiere of Anatomy of Lies, a three-part docuseries about how she parlayed years of lies about her own life to become a writer for ABC's Grey's Anatomy.

Making the Anatomy of Lies docuseries about disgraced former Grey’s Anatomy writer Elisabeth Finch came with a set of challenges — namely her lack of participation. Executive producers Sarah Amos and Melanie Archer exclusively broke down for Us Weekly how their three-part special,

Elisabeth Finch, a former writer and consulting producer on the hit ABC series “Grey’s Anatomy” and subject of a new documentary series, has admitted in an Instagram post that she “lied about so much.

Finch, the former Grey's Anatomy writer who pretended to have cancer for years, even taking breaks at work to throw up and shaving her head, said Tuesday that she regrets her actions. "The truth is, there is no excuse,

On the day of the premiere of Peacock’s investigative docuseries “Anatomy of Lies” - which examines the long cancer scam perpetrated by former “Grey’s Anatomy” writer Elisabeth Finch - she has offered something new: a full apology for her actions.