Even before Evgenia Peretz’s two-part Vanity Fair story about the long con of former “Grey’s Anatomy” writer Elisabeth Finch went to print in 2022, her husband, filmmaker David Schisgall, was already warning her that Hollywood would snatch up this story if she didn’t.

Finch's tales of bone cancer and other harrowing medical issues are now the subject of the Peacock docuseries 'Anatomy of Lies.'

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.

A Peacock documentary delves into the lies of Elisabeth Finch, a writer for Grey's Anatomy who pretended to have cancer

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,

I trapped myself in an addiction of lies,’ says former ‘Grey's Anatomy’ writer Elisabeth Finch, who faked having cancer for years.