It doesn't seem outrageous that there are criminal penalties for lying when it comes to certain public jobs, especially one as high-ranking as chief information

It doesn't seem outrageous that there are criminal penalties for lying when it comes to certain public jobs, especially one as high-ranking as chief information officer. Tangentially, though, I can't help but wonder about the staggering incompetency of the hiring committee. Not only did they seem to fail routine background confirmation, but how did this get past them: > But the lies didn't end there. In earlier submissions, the court heard that Theriault used a photo of supermodel Kate Upton as her LinkedIn profile photo, according to CNN affiliate 7 News. (Unless the defendant looks very similar to Upton)