Finch’s story was told in the documentary “Anatomy of Lies.”
She reposted Finch’s “This is just me.
Boots on the ground,” solicitation that Finch allegedly wrote to her followers.
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“It was challenging enough getting dog food while evacuated and I was at a safe place.
So this is for people who have virtually nothing and have pets with basic needs.”
Denbo then cautioned those following her own account not to trust Finch.
Documentary ‘Anatomy of Lies’ tells the story of Elisabeth Finch.Jennifer Beyer/PEACOCK
This person is a SCAMMER and a LIAR," shewrote.
“It is well documented in the Peacock seriesAnatomy of Lies.
DO NOT DONATE to Elisabeth Finch!!!”
Finch toldThe Hollywood Reporterthat she had only good intentions in posting about the wildfires that have devastated thousands.
She worked on the ABC medical drama beginning in 2015.
In December 2022, she admitted that she hadn’t had cancer.
When the Peacock documentaryAnatomy of Liesdebuted in October, she issued a public apology.
And nothing matters more to me than holding myself accountable in every way.
I recognize all of this will take time for people to believe.
I will work and wait as long as it takes."
