Weird BUT true

A fired Indian software engineer allegedly hacked into his former company’s database in a twisted attempt to get his job back.

Vikesh Sharma, of Maujpur, was arrested after allegedly breaking into the back end of his former tech employer, which maintains data for hospitals, and deleting selective information on patients.

Sharma, 35, allegedly hoped his employer would rehire him to fix the issue, but authorities instead traced the breach back to him.

This ex-boyfriend revealed his Dark Side.

An Australian man plotted a bizarre revenge against his exgirlfriend with a fake Chewbacca impersonation contest.

The jilted lover posted fliers across Cairns in North Queensland, asking readers to call a number and deliver a Chewbacca roar — with $100 offered to whomever delivered the best imitation of the “Star Wars” icon.

But the phone number was actually his ex-girlfriend’s cellphone. His ex, Jessica, told an Australian outlet that she was taking it in good fun.

Attention all satanic scholars. The Satanic Temple announced it will be offering collegiate scholarships to the most talented high school graduates of 2020.

The nontheistic religious organization is doling out a “Devil’s Advocate Scholarship Award” to two students.

Can you hear me now? A butterfingered sailor who dropped his iPhoneX in the ocean found it working just fine after it was retrieved six days later.

Ben Schofield, 35, said he dropped the phone into the water while working as a deckhand in an English harbor.

When it was eventually retrieved from the muck, it was still vibrating.

In a case of role reversal, 16 volunteers saved a St. Bernard rescue dog that had collapsed on Scafell Pike, England’s tallest mountain, Friday.

Daisy began refusing to walk, so the Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team carried her the five hours back down the mountain on a stretcher.