Natalia Grace, the Ukrainian orphan with dwarfism whose former adoptive parents accused her of posing as a child and trying to kill them, is back in the spotlight. A new documentary reveals troubling allegations regarding Grace’s latest adoptive family and how she came to find a new home.

In the final chapter of Natalia's story, a former adoptive family, the DePauls, attempts to uplift and support Natalia to gain financial and personal independence from the Manses. The twisty documentary series unveils more shocking details about Natalia's former adoptive family in four episodes released on Jan. 7 and 8 on Max.

In the final episodes of the ID series, Natalia's continued communication with her prior adoptive family wreaks havoc on the DePaul household as they try to help her understand how she's been exploited.

The Final Chapter takes viewers behind the scenes of Natalia Grace’s rocky relationship with her adoptive parents and her dramatic attempt to escape from the Mans family.

After escaping what seemed to be a nightmare living with former adoptive parents Michael Barnett and Kristine Barnett, Natalia Grace moved on to a new life with Antwon Mans and Cynthia Mans, a couple who adopted the disabled Ukraine native after finding her living on her own in Lafayette,

"There were zero hesitations in continuing the story," says ID president Jason Sarlanis of the 'Final Chapter' episodes, streaming Jan. 6-7.

Natalia Grace reveals why she finally cut ties with her adoptive parents after fleeing their home to live with another family -- and the moves she's making to take "control over my life."

Michael and Kristine Barnett adopted a Ukrainian girl named Natalia Grace, whom they believed to be 6 years old. However, the couple soon began to suspect that she was an adult con artist who wanted to kill them.