Most jaw-dropping story of the week

Its not a competition but if it was, then this one would win.

Guy applies prestigious $50K-a-year music scholarship.
Girlfriend didn't want her boyfriend to move away.
Girlfriend deletes his acceptance email, creates a fake email pretending to be him and REFUSES THE OFFER.
Guy finds out two years later.https://t.co/V0A7lWaTP4 pic.twitter.com/H80RQQQqH3

— Philip Lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) June 14, 2018

Heres a little bit of the story from the Montreal Gazette but click here for the whole thing.

McGill University music student Eric Abramovitz was among the top clarinetists in Canada.

In late 2013, Abramovitz applied for a full two-year scholarship to complete his bachelors degree at the Colburn Conservatory of Music in Los Angeles.

If accepted, he would study under Yehuda Gilad, considered one of the best clarinet teachers on the planet.

A month later, Colburn sent an email to Abramovitz. He had been chosen.

Except Abramovitz never got the email.

Jennifer Lee, a fellow McGill music student and Abramovitzs girlfriend at the time, did. They had started dating in September 2013, and within a month he was staying at her apartment almost full time. He trusted her. He let her use his laptop. He gave her his passwords.

Scared he would move away and perhaps no longer be in a relationship with her, Lee deleted the email. She sent the Colburn Conservatory of Music an email, pretending to be Abramovitz, refusing the offer because he would “be elsewhere.”

Go here for the full story which ended up in court with McGill being awarded $350,000.

This story is bonkers https://t.co/2iqUUnQo7f

— Jessica Lussenhop (@Lussenpop) June 14, 2018

Trust. No. One. Ever. https://t.co/hDz9VskuTH

— Scott Bixby (@scottbix) June 14, 2018

bet he'll never give anyone his password again https://t.co/un1DEfTQQm

— El Flaco (@bomani_jones) June 15, 2018

Well, looks like he is making out well despite it. Every great Clarinetist has a great psychopath standing behind him…https://t.co/PrlyKqjoD3

— Christian Caldwell (@TruckeeRiverRat) June 14, 2018