Creepy 27-Year Old Posed as a Harvard Freshman Because He Was "Lonely"

He just had a lot of feelings.

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Last Thursday, 27-year-old Abe Liu was cited by Harvard University campus police for using a "falsified identification card" to get into the dorms...a card that he had been using all semester to pose as a freshman at the school. His excuse? 

He was "lonely."

Harvard weekly newspaper, The Independent, published a piece on Liu, appropriately titled "Who is Abe Liu?" that shed a little light on the situation:

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In the beginning, Liu's plan worked pretty well. He lived the life of a college freshman, sleeping in friends' dorms and even posing in a fashion spread for the school's daily newspaper, The Harvard Crimson. When people realized that his story literally never stayed the same, someone tipped off the police to his weird behavior and he was eventually caught. 

"I understand the position. [Students are] scared. It doesn't make any sense. They feel betrayed," Liu said of the situation to The Crimson. "I made a mistake. My mistake was being lonely."

Or his mistake was, you know, forging an I.D. card and lying to everyone around him. Either way.

[Via Gawker]

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