The past couple of episodes have been a lot. I know; there have been twists, turns, new names, new scams; so before we jump into wrapping things up, I want to take a quick minute to hit pause, lay out a simple timeline, and remind you where we’re at in the story. Because in this episode, we’re bringing things right up to real time; July 2025, in case you’re listening from the future

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This week on E-LIES-abeth, we hear from Rachel; Elizabeth’s former best friend and a criminal defense attorney who knows a thing or two about spotting red flags. Her first real clue that something was very wrong? When someone representing Richard Powell called Rachel’s firm to confirm she was Elizabeth’s lawyer. She wasn’t; and that call opened a floodgate of lies she didn’t see coming.

As Rachel starts to piece things together, we learn just how deep the deception went; and the extravagant lifestyle Liz was funding with money stolen from her victims. Private jets, yachts, luxury cars, and screenshots of bank accounts boasting hundreds of thousands of dollars; shown off like it was her own hard-earned cash. But behind every flashy purchase was someone who had no idea they were financing the illusion. Among them… another retired man she left in financial ruin.

We also talk about Elizabeth’s return to social media, her claims of mental health treatment, and her insistence that she’s “doing better than ever.”

And just when we thought we’d heard it all… we got an email. Someone claiming to be a paralegal with incriminating audio of Elizabeth. 

Let’s just say… we’re not done yet.

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In this episode, we peel back the final layers of Liz’s unraveling marriage and the abrupt, unexplained end to her cancer storyline. Her former friends were left with nothing but emotional turmoil, for one couple it marked the realization that sacrificing their wedding day to accommodate Liz’s “dying wishes” and making a promise to be her son's guardian was all for nothing but lies. 

Some had tried to sound the alarm—but without a large platform, their warnings got drowned out. 

While the internet showered her with praise, Elizabeth promoted a domestic violence non-profit and Bridgerton-inspired gala. Donations rolled in, but the only thing that transpired was the recurring charges showing up on supporters’ bank statements.

And if that wasn’t enough? Her search history was exposed—and let’s just say… Googling "fake bruise apps" and “how to know if you’re reported to the FBI” doesn’t exactly scream innocent.

But don’t worry. The tides are about to turn.

Because what Elizabeth didn’t factor is that she was about to meet her match with one of her closest friends. Someone who didn't just have her matched in social media credit —she was trained to dismantle people exactly like her.

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As Elizabeth disappears from her home life, Andrew receives a legal complaint that leaves him stunned: his name is listed as the co-signer on a lease he never saw—let alone signed. It’s forged. And it’s just one of many tricks Elizabeth tries to pull as their divorce moves full speed ahead, despite her last-ditch attempts to derail it.

But while Andrew fights for custody and the truth, a new victim quietly enters the picture.

A 75-year-old retiree who believed Elizabeth’s story—her cancer, her children, the abuse.

Within months, he would lose nearly one million dollars.

And just like that, the cancer story was gone.

TikTok? Deleted.

Facebook? Vanished.

No update. No goodbye.

Friends and supporters were left to assume the worst: that she’d passed away.

But Elizabeth wasn’t gone. She was just reinventing herself—again.

And her next batch of victims?

They were already welcoming her in.

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A cancer diagnosis. A failing lease. A vanishing equipment deal. But when Andrew called a treatment center to ask a simple question about antibiotics—and they said they’d never heard of Elizabeth—everything changed.

In this episode, we unravel the moment Andrew went from confused husband to amateur investigator.

As her lifestyle ramped up—designer bags, spontaneous Vegas trips, failed businesses, and flaky “appendix surgery”—Andrew quietly started gathering receipts. What he found wasn’t just about lies. It was identity fraud, financial manipulation, and possibly a scam involving cancer, children, and over a million dollars.

And the scariest part? He lived with it. Slept next to it. Raised kids with it.

Because in this house of lies, the call wasn’t coming from outside.

It was coming from her inbox.

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When Dr. Andrew Cormier married Elizabeth Teckenbrock, he thought he was building a life—with a growing family, a new home, and a medical practice on the rise. What he didn’t expect? That the person managing his office would also be quietly managing a growing web of lies.

In this episode, we dive into the early years of their marriage—from financial red flags and mysteriously vanished cash, to a devastating diagnosis that changed everything. Elizabeth told Andrew—and the world—that she had cancer. But as her story gained traction, sympathy, and money… her husband began to ask: What if none of it was real?

Because sometimes, "in sickness and in health" isn’t a vow—it’s a test.

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It started with a cupcake. A tearful TikTok from a single mom baking her own birthday dessert for her kids captured the hearts of millions and turned Elizabeth Teckenbrock into “Cupcake Mom” overnight. But just as quickly as she rose to viral fame, her ex-husband came forward with a video of his own—and a completely different version of who Elizabeth really was.

He accused her of faking cancer, scamming donors, and lying about everything from custody to court orders. And while the internet was still deciding who to believe, we started digging… and what we found went far beyond a messy divorce.

In our premiere episode, we go deeper than a TikTok takedown. From faking her child’s cancer diagnosis, to telling friends she’d been cast on 16 and Pregnant, to reinventing herself under a new name—Elizabeth’s story spans over a decade of deception. And this is just the beginning.

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She said she had cancer. More than once. She claimed to be a doctor, business owner, and the daughter of a Canadian oil tycoon; She promised luxury trips, business ventures, and a future that never existed — all funded by the people who trusted her most.

But none of it was real.

Elizabeth Teckenbrock is a con artist hiding in plain sight, on tiktok. With every new lie, she crafted a more elaborate persona… and everyone bought it.

In this limited series, CC Suarez and Sherrilyn Dale unravel Elizabeth’s tangled web of deception, spun over years of manipulation. From fake diagnoses to stolen money, charity fraud, evictions, and broken friendships, eLIESabeth is the story of a woman who weaponized sympathy and left a trail of destruction in her wake.

She wasn’t just lying about who she was. She was creating a character — and everyone around her was unknowingly cast in the script.

New episodes every week. Subscribe now — before she scams her way into your life.

Produced by Sherrilyn Dale & CC Suarez

Written and Narrated by Sherrilyn Dale

Researched by Sherrilyn Dale and CC Suarez

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