by the way, am i the only one struck by the following sentence in what is purported to be a cover your ass memo to file?: "i'll backdate but won't rate."
think about it.
here's a guy who is trying to cover his ass, who creates a written, signed confession that he's complicit in falsifying documents (viz., the date thereof).
as an attorney, i can state categorically that the actual date that a document was created/signed is sometimes the most important fact appertaining thereto.
so ... yeah. right. this killian writes a memo memorializing his fraud to save him from future trouble?
i don't think so.
by the way, as one who has used every generation of word processing equipment since the ibm selectric, there is no question whatsoever in my mind that the documents were created by relatively modern technology, probably exactly as cableguy demonstrates hereinabove.
this is not, of course, to say that it is impossible that these documents were in fact created by michaelangelo using pen and ink or perhaps a paintbrush ... he was, after all, very talented.
probably created by some little punk ass cal poly computer grad too stupid and full of himself to understand that the output from typewriters and that from modern desktop publishing equipment patently differ.
you'd think his betters would have caught the error, though.
but ... maybe none of them ever worked in an office.
maybe none of them ever worked.
Killian's wife and son have a great libel case.