Ye. Being fired for a "cover up" kinda validates the employees assumption that the author's boss at the time was the wrong kinda guy to be honest to. Unless th

Ye. Being fired for a "cover up" kinda validates the employees assumption that the author's boss at the time was the wrong kinda guy to be honest to. Unless the sysadmin got 1000 mails because the fired guy did "sudo rm *log" trying to guess the admin password I don't even know how you find out if something is a cover up, a mistake or a set up. "shortly thereafter termination of their employment" There was no due process there that is for sure.