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Fake Engineer Tries To Get Lighter Sentence... By Faking References
from the there's-dumb-and-then-there's... dept
Well, here's a fun one. A guy who was found guilty of faking his credentials to get a job as a maintenance engineer for the airline Qantas tried to get a lighter sentence by submitted four sterling references. But... it turns out that those references were faked as well (found via the Raw Feed). The guy didn't even do a particularly convincing job faking the references either. All four were formatted the same way and signed by the same hand, and one was from the president of a sports organization... that didn't even exist. You would think, in the age of the internet that people would assume that making up entire organizations wouldn't be particularly effective.
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Diagnosis: Compulsive Liar
That is all.
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Hey, organizations can be made up despite the internet. Wasn't an organization created not too long ago to free hostages from somewhere?
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Big Brass ones
This guy should walk around with Truck Nutz slung on a gold chain around his neck.
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janitor aka maintenance engineer
Jail time for a job as a janitor? Fake doctors don't even go to jail (that I can recall, and there have been a few).
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