Musician Wins $260,000 In Lawsuit Against Ex-Girlfriend Who Sabotaged Career

[mjr]

Yikes!

https://www.npr.org/2018/06/15/62020...botaged-career

How mad would you be?

[Sliceanddice]

wow thats like the plot to a stalker thriller

[mjr]

wow thats like the plot to a stalker thriller

That might actually make a good book, come to think of it.

[LadyofArc]

That might actually make a good book, come to think of it.

Or a TV show if you can get some charismatic enough to do so

(Why yes, I do watch Instinct and I like it, why do you ask? )

[lordlundar]

Oddly enough, I keep hearing different amounts on the amount awarded. Every time it's different ranging from 250k to 350k.

[notalwaysright]

Probably news outlets not stating which currency they're using, US or Canadian dollars.

That's so horrible, and could be a good lesson for people not to share passwords (he knew one of hers, too) not to leave their accounts logged in and such. I'm not super trusting, nobody knows any of my passwords not family or anyone. People are awful.

[LadyofArc]

Probably news outlets not stating which currency they're using, US or Canadian dollars.

Gotta love news outlets who can't keep their own currencies straight...

I believe that most outlets in Australia get around this by either stating "$$$(equivalent to $$$AUD) or just outright going "This mount [AUD]"

[lordlundar]

I can sort of see it being currency based but it's random. Canadian outlets touting the low number, US outlets reporting the high number with no marker in either case (when talking Canadian currency the standard is CDN$) and it's a range of values that can't even be explained by conversion.