""She really did not want to do either one of those things, but I think she saw this as her one shot at getting her story out...""
""I remember making a plan with James. Leading him on. So that we could talk... There was a lot of leading him on to keep him interested.""
Sherri Papini, the California mother sentenced in 2022 for faking her kidnapping to reconnect with an ex-boyfriend, details her experience in a new docuseries titled "Sherri Papini: Caught in a Lie." Despite reservations, she participated in reenacting her disappearance and took a lie detector test. During filming, she alleged a violent kidnapping, which the show's director ensured was handled with emotional support. Polygraph expert Brett Bartlett noted a contradiction in her claims, suggesting her body language spoke otherwise about her intentions during her time with her ex-boyfriend.
Read at New York Post
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