Grey’s Anatomy producer Jamie Dembo has accused the show’s former writer Elizabeth Finch of trying to mislead the public once again.

Finch previously made headlines for lying to a colleague on Grey’s Anatomy that she had a rare form of bone cancer. she resigned She resigned from her position after being placed on leave amid the allegations, and her actions were the subject of a Peacock documentary called “Anatomy of a Lie.” Variety previously reported that she publicly apologized on Instagram in October, when the documentary premiered, saying she had “lied so much.” reported. she page It appears to be private at the time of publication.

On Thursday, Dembo posted a screenshot of Finch’s Facebook page to his Instagram account, which shows Finch trying to crowdfund. According to the screenshot, Finch wrote that he was personally trying to raise money for pet supplies during the Los Angeles fires.

“This person is a fraud and a liar,” Dembo wrote in the caption.

She went on to warn the public about the possibility of being fooled by Finch, and cited her past to make her point.

“It’s well documented in the @peacock series #anatomyoflies. Her ‘cancer treatment’ (she doesn’t have cancer), or ‘memorial for her late brother’ (he’s alive), or her lies. Unless you want to send her a 69 cent donation for all that and more, don’t. Please donate to Elizabeth Finch!!!,” Dembo wrote.

Finch appears to have cleared his Facebook page of any activity that appeared to be an attempt to collect money from the public.

“It’s just me. Boots on the ground. It was hard to get dog food during the evacuation, but I was in a safe place. I mean, this is me having virtually nothing and basic For people with pets with special needs,” the post reads, according to a screenshot shared by Dembo.

According to the image, Finch instructed social media users to send donations directly to her through their Venmo accounts “to avoid GoFundMe fees,” and offered them an additional option to use a banking service called Zelle. That’s what it means.

she statement After Dembo raised the alarm, he told The Hollywood Reporter:

“I understand that people may be skeptical of my fundraising efforts given my background,” she told the outlet. (Related article: Woman allegedly lost nearly $1 million in Brad Pitt scam. It was too easy)

“I’m trying to make amends in as many ways as possible, including supporting the community, especially during these difficult times.”According to The Hollywood Reporter, so many organizations have asked for gift cards. “But the cause is flooded with physical donations, and I didn’t want people’s pet needs to get lost in the shuffle,” she said.

Dembo issued a statement to the magazine, saying, “Elizabeth continues to deceive, deceive, and create unbelievable material that comedians like me relentlessly exploit and mock.”