Thinking of pulling a sickie?

What a legend;

From: Kyle Doyle
Sent: Wednesday, 27 August 2008 9:55 a.m.
To: Niresh Regmi
Subject: RE: Absence on Thursday 21st 2008

HAHAHA LMAO epic fail
No worries man
Regards,

Kyle Doyle
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It's a fake. Was on Digg the other day and someone posted a link to how it was fake. Cba to find the link lol.
 
False.

The Facebook profile exists (here) but it was created on 23.10.08 and the now-infamous "status" was posted on the same date.

Further evidence of shenanigans:


KYLE Doyle - who bragged on Facebook about taking a sickie and was busted by the boss - is "a clever kid who just gets into mischief".

That's the status update from the mother of the 21-year-old at the centre of Sydney's favourite email saga.

She says her son, an AAPT "resolutions expert - technical", never took a day off. She says he cooked up the now world-famous email exchange where he gets busted for a fake sickie - for a joke.

"It's completely untrue," Mr Doyle's mother, who asked not to be named, said from at her home on Sydney's outskirts. "He's a clever kid who just gets into mischief."

[...]

Yesterday, as AAPT issued a statement denying the exchange took place, Mr Doyle's mum said she was upset by the portrayal of her son - which went against his family "ethics" - saying: "You don't steal from your company."
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Source.

There is no evidence that this actually happened, his employer denies it, and his Facebook page was tailor made for the stunt.
 
Evangelion said:
False.

The Facebook profile exists (here) but it was created on 23.10.08 and the now-infamous "status" was posted on the same date.

Further evidence of shenanigans:


KYLE Doyle - who bragged on Facebook about taking a sickie and was busted by the boss - is "a clever kid who just gets into mischief".

That's the status update from the mother of the 21-year-old at the centre of Sydney's favourite email saga.

She says her son, an AAPT "resolutions expert - technical", never took a day off. She says he cooked up the now world-famous email exchange where he gets busted for a fake sickie - for a joke.

"It's completely untrue," Mr Doyle's mother, who asked not to be named, said from at her home on Sydney's outskirts. "He's a clever kid who just gets into mischief."

[...]

Yesterday, as AAPT issued a statement denying the exchange took place, Mr Doyle's mum said she was upset by the portrayal of her son - which went against his family "ethics" - saying: "You don't steal from your company."
​

Source.

There is no evidence that this actually happened, his employer denies it, and his Facebook page was tailor made for the stunt.
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Either way, still a great joke!
 
I got the actual email somewhere. or what i assume to be the actual email. It probably isnt now i think about it.
 
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