After seven years of silence, Keith Papini reveals new details about his former wife's faked disappearance, lies to authorities, and false claims of being kidnapped by two Hispanic women.

After seven years of silence, Keith Papini reveals new details about how his former wife faked her own disappearance, lied to authorities and claimed that she’d been kidnapped by two Hispanic women.

The California mom who lied to authorities about being kidnapped in 2016 is appearing before a judge as part of her divorce proceedings.

New details emerged regarding Sherri Papini's vanishing act with a never-before-seen video just after she resurfaced.

Detectives showed Sherri Papini evidence collected from her ex-boyfriend James, who was unaware of her plan and said she came to him for a place to stay, proving she lied about her 2016 kidnapping.

Four days after Sherri Papini’s return, detectives interviewed Papini about the location where she claimed to have been held captive.

Sherri Papini, who pleaded guilty to charges related to faking her own kidnapping, was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

The California mom, 40, who was found guilty of lying to authorities about being kidnapped in 2016, was sentenced to more than double the amount of time federal prosecutors had recommended.

A Northern California woman who pleaded guilty to orchestrating an elaborate kidnapping hoax that she was sentenced Monday to 18 months in prison.

Papini’s attorney released a memo requesting the 39-year-old only spend one month behind bars and the rest under house arrest, calling Papini “unschooled and unskilled in honest communication."

Keith Papini filed for divorce from his wife of more than 12 years and requested sole custody of the couple’s two children just days after Sherri confessed to faking her own 2016 abduction.

The California mother who faked her own kidnapping is set to plead guilty to the 2016 hoax.

The California mother who now admits her story was a lie, made a brief court appearance before her planned guilty plea next week.

Sherri Papini, a California woman who claimed she was kidnapped in 2016, admitted it was all a hoax and said she would plead guilty to lying to federal agents about the case.

The sheriff and coroner of Shasta County, California shares whether he was surprised that Papini was granted bail and what additional charges she could face.

The California mom, who was arrested last week on suspicion of allegedly faking her own 2016 disappearance, was released on a $120,000 bond.

Sherri Papini, 39, who is facing charges for lying to federal agents and defrauding the state’s victim compensation board, is set to appear before a judge to determine if she will be released on bail.

Shasta County Sheriff Michael Johnson discusses the investigation that led to last week’s arrest of the California mom who they say faked her own disappearance in November 2016.

Papini's mother called 911 in 2003 alleging her daughter was harming herself.

The husband of a Sherri Papini, a California mom who went missing for three weeks after allegedly being kidnapped while out for a jog, is speaking out.

Keith Papini details what happened before his wife was found alive.

Investigators recall the 1998 disappearance of a 16-year-old jogger.

The search has intensified for 34-year-old Sherri Papini.

Authorities in Shasta County, California, say Keith Papini, the husband of a a mom of two who went missing while jogging, has passed a lie-detector test.

The mother of two had been missing since early November.

Sherri Papini, the missing California mom who went missing in early November, has been found safe.

The woman was found safe on Thanksgiving, but questions remain unanswered.

Police put out 20 warrants including surveillance cameras and cell phone data.

Sheila Koester read a statement on behalf of Sherri Papini's family on Friday.

The 34-year-old mother claimed she was abducted by Hispanic women.

The woman who called 911 after finding missing California mom Sherri Papini said the 34-year-old looked terrified when she flagged down the passing driver.

Frightening details are being revealed about the trauma and apparent abduction of California mom Sherri Papini.

The Shasta County Sheriff has confirmed details provided by Sherri Papini's husband about her startling condition after her alleged kidnapping.

Sherri Papini was found alive on Thanksgiving after missing for three weeks.

"It was my wife screaming in the background," Keith Papini told "20/20."

“I would suggest to Sherri to focus on herself, focus on her family," she said.

Hundreds of residents gathered to take a Christmas card photo for Serri Papini.