Wedding Videographer Refuses Refund, Horribly Mocks Client Whose Fiance Died in Car Crash - TooFab

In February, Alexis Wyatt, 22, died in a car crash in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Her fiance, Justin Montney, 24, attempted to get back the $1,800 deposit the couple had given to Copper Stallion Media to film their wedding on May 23..

Montney also claimed that Copper Stallion Media said they could extend his service to his next wedding, which Mortney said "was a very insensitive thing to tell me.".

Per CBS News, the company's since-deleted website read, "We replied and expressed our sympathy and explained to him that all of our wedding contracts are non-refundable.

After months of not hearing from the company, Montney and Wyatt's family left negative reviews on TheKnot and Yelp, which Montney says prompted Copper Stallion Media to threaten a lawsuit for defamation.

Copper Stallion Media retaliated by redirecting its website and Yelp page to a new website JustinMontney.com, accusing Montney of creating a "smear campaign," according to ABC News7.

The website then reportedly said Montney's non-refundable deposit was used to register JustinMontney.com.

"We will NEVER refund Justin Montney even with the online threats and harassment," the website continued

In another awful twist, a Twitter user captured a since-deleted tweet by Copper Stallion Media which appeared to suggest Montney's smear campaign was responsible for the recent suicide of one of its employees, Allison Davis

No company should have to go through this…" the since-deleted tweet read