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identical twin sisters their medical and their answers matched on 296 out of 307 questions, including 54 identical wrong answers. But although the was certain two cheaters red handed, science to prove something was going on. May of 2016, Kayla and Kellie Bingham med students in South Carolina, same table for an eight hour exam. When their nearly identical results came back, the sisters signaling and the school they had cheated. The twins insisted they had done nothing wrong, and they even won their appeal, but the damage was already done. Overnight they became campus outcasts, with friends refusing to speak to them, and wedding invitations being revoked. The gossip grew so bad the sisters could not even eat at restaurants and they left the school, abandoning their dream of becoming doctors. So the twins sued the university for defamation, determined to prove those matching answers were never evidence of cheating. At trial, a famous researcher tested that identical twins naturally score the same, saying she would have been surprised if they had not matched up. The sisters had even earned identical SAT scores their entire lives, long before anyone accused them of anything. After six years of torment, the jury ruled the school had defamed them and awarded them $1.5 MILLION dollars. And today they work side by side at the same law firm, still perfectly in sync just as they were born to be.