Sherri Papini

Sherri Papini, what you've never heard before.

The phone, it dropped.

The phone, it dropped.

The phone, it dropped.

What she now claims actually happened. Her then-husband speaking his truth. I mean, essentially, you were the target of one of the biggest hoaxes perpetrated on America in years.

What she now claims actually happened. Her then-husband speaking his truth. I mean, essentially, you were the target of one of the biggest hoaxes perpetrated on America in years.

What she now claims actually happened. Her then-husband speaking his truth. I mean, essentially, you were the target of one of the biggest hoaxes perpetrated on America in years.

branding hockey pucks against her arms and legs.

branding hockey pucks against her arms and legs.

branding hockey pucks against her arms and legs.

I wish I could just say, I don't remember getting in the car. And you're trying to get there, and you're trying to get to this moment where I can't tell you.

I wish I could just say, I don't remember getting in the car. And you're trying to get there, and you're trying to get to this moment where I can't tell you.

I wish I could just say, I don't remember getting in the car. And you're trying to get there, and you're trying to get to this moment where I can't tell you.

This is very weird for me, because I know that you know everything about everything.

This is very weird for me, because I know that you know everything about everything.

This is very weird for me, because I know that you know everything about everything.

Sherry Papini, world famous for her disappearing act in California in 2016. First, she claimed she'd been kidnapped and her captors had beaten, bound and unbelievably branded her. Then she admitted she just made it all up. She pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI and now after prison, divorce and public humiliation, she has something to say for herself in a new documentary.

Sherry Papini, world famous for her disappearing act in California in 2016. First, she claimed she'd been kidnapped and her captors had beaten, bound and unbelievably branded her. Then she admitted she just made it all up. She pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI and now after prison, divorce and public humiliation, she has something to say for herself in a new documentary.

Sherry Papini, world famous for her disappearing act in California in 2016. First, she claimed she'd been kidnapped and her captors had beaten, bound and unbelievably branded her. Then she admitted she just made it all up. She pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI and now after prison, divorce and public humiliation, she has something to say for herself in a new documentary.

It's called Sherry Papini Caught in the Lie, which premieres on May 26th on ID and streams on Max.