An Indonesian mom is accused of faking her own death in an elaborate attempt to avoid paying off a debt she owed to another woman.

The alleged scam artist — known only as “L” — reportedly owed an undisclosed sum to associate Maya Gunawan, with the cash initially due Nov. 20.

According to the Daily Star, L was unable to procure the money by that date and asked Gunawan to extend the loan until Dec. 6.

That day came and went — and Gunawan was shocked when she logged onto Facebook Dec. 12 to discover a post from L’s daughter announcing her mom had been killed in a car crash.

The post proclaimed L had died after an incident on a bridge near her home in Medan, North Sumatra. It further declared she would be buried 370 miles away in the city of Banda Aceh.

The Facebook update included a photo of a “corpse” wrapped in a sheet and a different image of a gurney being wheeled into a hospital. Two additional images showed L wrapped in a “shroud” with her eyes closed as she played dead.

However, the daughter reportedly admitted the post was a lie, claiming her mother had hacked into her Facebook account to pen the fiction.

The image of the gurney was reported to be a screen grab of a TV show, while the snaps of L in a shroud were purportedly taken to make her “deception more convincing,” according to the Daily Star.

In speaking with local media, Gunawan claimed she has not gone to the police.

She added she is still waiting for L to pay back the amount due, but reports she is no longer reachable.