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(DC ENQUIRER) – Kayla and Kellie Bingham were accused of cheating on their medical exams in 2016 by the faculty of the Medical University of South Carolina. The two sat four to five feet apart and had no line of sight between them, their views blocked by monitors. Their test scores were judged to be…

Identical twin sisters accused of cheating on their year-end medical school exams have won a defamation case against the Medical University of South Carolina.

Cal State Fullerton psychology professor Nancy Segal helped clear the names of two sisters accused of cheating on a South Carolina medical school exam.

Identical twin sisters accused of cheating on their year-end medical school exams have won a defamation case against the Medical University of South Carolina.

Tested so similarly over time. not just in these exams, but the s.a.t. i understand and standardized testing. the research, dr. siegle, it would surprise you if they did not have similar results. tell us why. >> thats correct. a vast number of psychological studies as well as life histories do show that identical twins perform at an amazingly similar level. even identical twins raised apart from birth. and how do we explain this? identical twins have similar dna. they come into the world with th...

Identical twin sisters won a $1.5 million defamation case against the medical university of south carolina. kayla and kellie bingham were accused of cheating on their year-end medical exams by the school after earning extremely similar test scores. in fact, the sisters had identical answers to 296 out of the 307 questions on the exam, including getting the exact same 54 questions wrong. >> its unbelievable. its stunning. and how did they prove their case then to allow them to win? well, they wer...

Identical twin sisters accused of cheating on their year-end medical school exams have won a defamation case against the Medical University of South Carolina.

Identical twin sisters accused of cheating on their year-end medical school exams have won a defamation case against the Medical University of South Carolina.

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"I was not at all surprised they turned in very similar exams," said an expert who testified in the case.