Madison Union Supporters Given Fake Doctor’s Notes
From Media Trackers, an account of how a reporter got a fake doctor’s note, given (apparently) so that a teacher who abandoned her class and called in sick would have an excuse.
The name on the note (Dr. Hannah Keevil) is that of a real Madison physician.
With only this evidence, it’s possible that somebody was impersonating Dr. Keevil.
However, a source (we will only call her “Susan”) at the Nurse Triage Center at the University of Wisconsin confirms that it was in fact Dr. Keevil.
This is a serious example of medical fraud.
At the Madison rally on 2/19/11, doctors were signing fake excuses for teachers. I am not a teacher, but I managed to get a note. They did not ask for any identification or where I might teach. They were literally handing these out to anyone and everyone.The actual note is reproduced with the story.
The name on the note (Dr. Hannah Keevil) is that of a real Madison physician.
With only this evidence, it’s possible that somebody was impersonating Dr. Keevil.
However, a source (we will only call her “Susan”) at the Nurse Triage Center at the University of Wisconsin confirms that it was in fact Dr. Keevil.
This is a serious example of medical fraud.
Labels: Demonstration, doctor, Dr. Hannah Keevil, Madison, Teachers Union, Unions
posted by John McAdams at 9:34 PM
1 Comments:
This has been going on for ages. There are even doctors notes online, such as bestfakedoctornotes.com that do this same thing. But from that site they are fiction -- these doctor's in Wisconsin are lying for people and are on TV. Oops
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