Former 'Grey's Anatomy' writer Elisabeth Finch, who faked a battle with cancer, says 'there is no excuse, no justification.' It led to her exit from the show.

Elisabeth Finch, the queer former Grey’s Anatomy writer, and co-executive producer who faked having cancer, is back in the headlines this week because Peacock just released Anatomy of Lies, a docuseries about the hoax.

Disgraced television writer Elisabeth Finch, the subject of the Peacock documentary series Anatomy of Lies, has finally issued an apology. Finch, who wrote for True Blood and was a co-executive producer and writer on Grey's Anatomy,

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.

Peacock’s Anatomy Of Lies is now available to stream, charting the tangled web of untruths weaved by former Grey’s Anatomy writer/producer Elisabeth Finch. For years, Finch lied about having cancer (among other fictionalized traumas) before her lies were exposed by ex-wife Jennifer Beyer.

Disgraced Grey's Anatomy writer Elisabeth Finch reacted to Peacock's tell-all docuseries about how she faked having cancer. “I've given no one any reason to believe a word I say. I lied about so much that so many people have been devastated by in real life.

Elisabeth Finch was a writer for Grey's Anatomy when she pretended to have cancer, fooling her co-workers and her then-wife before her web of lies started to untangle