Letter to Employer Regarding Office Scandal

A sample letter pointing out office issues to an employer

Dear Sir,

I would like to address the viral video and scandalous photos circulating in our intranets and office facebook page. This has been inflaming passions within our office walls and inciting unwarranted anger and harassment towards innocent employees. What actions will your office be taking in regards to these issues?

I suggest an open forum be held. I would like to see certain people be held accountable for their immature actions.

Yours Truly,
Steve Boehmett

Letter to Friend: The Secret's Out

A letter to your bestfriend about a secret revelation

Dear Dave,

The news is out. Everyone knows. Lest we be dodging bullets. I’ll be on vacation for about 3 days. I’ll be back and ready to rock in a couple of weeks.

See you in Mexico!

Regards,
Paul

Apology Letter after a Public Media Scandal

Hayden Kho's well-thought out apology addressing the public after a scandal, most likely written by a lawyer or publicist.

To the Public,

I sincerely apologize for the harm these videos has done to other parties. I must emphasize that there was no malice on my part, or intention to hurt anyone with these recordings. I deplore the fact that without my knowledge and consent, these recordings were uploaded on the internet, downloaded, reproduced in optical media form, distributed, and sold to the public.

I own up to my responsibility as a professional, and have decided to suspend my practice of medicine. This incident has had a mental and emotional effect on my being. At this stage, I realize I cannot expect understanding and forgiveness. I can only pray that this comes in due time.

To Dr. Maricar Reyes @ facebook,

You know that I never meant to do this to you. It was supposed to be a private video just for us. I'm really sorry for the pain it caused you, but remember that I'm also a victim. People, please stop hating. Me and Maricar need your support.

Sincerely,
Dr. Hayden Kho