A WOMAN accused of faking a relationship with a complete stranger for FOUR YEARS – by nicking pictures of him with his real fiancée off social media – has said she has been set up.
Jill Sharp even told pals she was engaged to the man – who she'd never met – creating a double life for herself by sharing stories of their alleged romance.
The 31-year-old would shadow Graham McQuet and his real fiancée Marianne Stirling by going to the places they'd visited and taking her own pictures, creating a fantasy life for herself online, reports the Daily Record.
But today Sharp denied doing anything wrong and said it "simply isn't true", before adding she had not set up the accounts and that she thinks someone is setting her up.
She told the Daily Mail: "Why would I have a boyfriend that all my friends meet regularly but try and say I'm going out with someone else? None of this makes sense.
Sharp, who claims to work in mental health and lives with her parents in Airdrie, Scotland, even set up a fake Twitter account for her "boyfriend" and sent romantic messages between her own account and the made-up one.
Eventually however her friends became suspicious as they'd never met her supposed husband-to-be and tracked him down to tip him off.
Graham, 31, claims he didn't know Sharp even existed – prompting him and his fiancée, 33, to call the cops, who have since launched an investigation.