Gay waitress in homophobic tip dispute accused of being compulsive liar A former friend of Dayna Morales, the 22-year-old waitress who claims she was recently denied a tip due to her sexuality today revealed how she had made up 'lie upon lie' including rape, incurable cancer and having a baby. Ex-Marine Morales sparked a national outrage after she told a gay advocacy website that she was left an anti-gay message instead of a tip when she served a family of four at the Gallop Asian Bistro in Branchburg, New Jersey. But her story soon unraveled when the family she accused of prejudice came forward to allegedly prove that they did pay a tip and didn't leave an offesnive message which read: 'Sorry, I cannot tip because I do not agree with your lifestyle and the way you live your life.' Now a former friend has joined ex-work colleagues to reveal that they too believe they were the victim of her deceptions. Lie upon lie: A clearly angry Kiersten Lynn Bremer (top right) posted a long rant against Dayna Morales (top left) claiming the waitress had told a string of outrageous lies A host of former colleagues joined Bremer to come forward and question the claims of 22-year-old waitress Dayna Morales that she was denied a tip and left an offensive note because of her sexuality Rage: Bremer said Morales stayed at her house and 'did a whole mess of things' including cheating on her fiance Kiersten Lynn Bremer, who said she opened her door to Morales to live, posted a rage-filled message on her Facebook profile. It reads: 'She lied to me about having cancer and did a whole other mess of things. She stayed at my house and lied to all my family and friends. She lied about her dad raping her and cancer passing to the baby. She was engaged to one of my friends who she cheated on and told her lie upon lie. 'The cancer she told us about was oiliodendraglioma (brain cancer) which isn't curable. And if you think it ends there you're wrong.' She posted a picture of her and Morales and friends to prove that she did know her well. Jacqie Fitzpatrick said she worked with Morales at a Cheesecake Factory in Nyack, N.Y., last year when the waitress told her coworkers that she had brain cancer. "She came in with her hair shaved because she wanted to shave it herself before she lost it," she told NBC 4 New York. Fitzpatrick said Morales also leaned on the cancer story to accept offers of help from friends at work. Then, she abruptly quit, according to Fitzpatrick, and her coworkers didn't see her again until she appeared in news reports about the receipt. Jacqie Fitzpatrick, right, says Morales, left, told her and other staff at a Cheesecake Factory in Nyack that she had brain cancer Tall war stories: Morales claimed to friends she had been 'blown up by a land mine' overseas while in the Marine reserves - but it she had allegedly never been overseas and was dishonorably discharged When Morales spoke to the media recently she talked up her experience in the Marine Reserve Corps, but it transpires that she was dismissed in May after she stopped showing up for drills, reports NBC 4 New York. Kristina Calamusa, who describes herself as a former friend, told The Daily Caller that Morales claimed to her that she had been "blown up by a land mine overseas." While Morales did serve in the Marines Corps reserve from July 2009 to May 2013, there's no indication in her record of any combat service in Afghanistan or Iraq. The Journal News also quotes acquaintances of Morales who say she lied about her military service. Julie Howat and Karolee Larkin, both 23, related to the newspaper a story Morales supposedly told them about her serving in Afghanistan and surviving an explosion that killed everyone in her platoon, leaving her as the unit's sole survivor. "Every story she comes up with has a lie," said Howat. The controversial receipt (left) shows exactly the same price, time and date of the meal as the family's copy (right) - but does not have the $18 tip the family swear they left bringing the total to $111.55 Morales also worked at a day care center, when she told co-workers that a boat had tore through the living room of her home in Stony Point, New York during Superstorm Sandy, The Journal News reported. When concerned friends stopped by the house they found only minor damage to the carpet by the front door. Morales has so far not responded to requests for comment from the media, although she is 'sticking by her story' and has not yet been fired, a manager at Gallop Asian Bistro told MailOnline on Tuesday. The restaurant has called in lawyers to investigate the incident and said it may well focus on CCTV footage of the family settling up. "We have cameras and yes, they are part of the investigation," the manager said. According to the manager Morales was a successful server since she was hired when the restaurant opened four months ago. Hoax: The family at the center of the controversy of whether or not they tipped a gay waitress at a New Jersey restaurant have denied they are bigoted and more importantly can prove they did tip the waitress Confirmation: This credit card statement the family possess allegedly proves that they paid a tip and their bill came to a total of $111.55 as shown on their receipt and that something has gone wrong at the New Jersey restaurant "We've never had any issues with her; never before," said the manager, who added Morales informed management she served as a Marine when applying. She was always a very liked server. The manager confirmed that the diners have had "a couple conversations" with the owners since the accusations of prejudice were thrown at them. So far, the restaurant's manager is holding off on dropping support for Morales until they determine what happened. But she will not be returning for shifts until the investigation is complete. Upset: Dayna Morales, pictured left while a marine and right, said she was offended and hurt by how the couple, with two small children, treated her while she served them at Gallop Asian Bistro in Bridgewater on Wednesday "It's a terrible thing regardless which you look at it," the manager said. We want to get to the bottom of it. But since Morales" story has begun to unravel the restaurant manager said he hopes she hasn't tried to dupe them and the public. It would be upsetting, but other than that we don't want to go further. A New Jersey family came forward claiming to be the customers involved and producing a receipt printed at the same time on the same date, for the same amount, except with an $18 tip. They contacted NBCNewYork.com after seeing news reports of Morales' story and claim the whole thing is hoax designed to provoke reaction. To prove their point they also produced a Visa bill, which indicated their card was charged for the $93.55 meal plus the tip, for a total of $111.55. The husband said far from being homophobic he actually refused to vote for New Jersey Governor Chris Christie because the governor opposes same-sex marriage. 'Never would a message like that come from us,' he protested. Morales announced last week she would donate thousands of dollars in gratuities from supporters to the Wounded Warrior Project. Suspicious: A reporter from NBC New York went to confront the owners of the restaurant as to why their customer was billed - including their tip - but their gay waitress received an abusive message and no tip But the wife countered this gesture of apparent good will saying: 'I just felt like people have a right to know that - it's fine if people want to donate to her or to the Wounded Warriors but they're doing it under a false pretense. The restaurant reportedly could not produce the original receipt nor explain why the family was charged for the tip amount for the meal last Wednesday. Morales claimed that she felt judged by the family as soon as she introduced herself. The mother, shocked by her short hair, allegedly exclaimed, 'Oh, I thought you were gonna say your name is Dan! You sure surprised us! She sent the receipt for the meal to Have A Gay Day and the LGBT Facebook Group posted it online, where it garnered hundreds of supportive comments. In an email at the time Morales said she was upset she'd served in the marines to protect such ignorant Americans and was concerned about the example the couple were setting for their children. Still working: Morales has not been fired while an investigation is underway. She was also given thousands of dollars by well-wishers which she said she'd give to the Wounded Warriors charity 'Never in a million years did I think this would happen,' she told Have A Gay Day. I am THOROUGHLY offended, mad, p***ed off and hurt that THIS is what her kids will grow up learning and that I served in the Marines to keep ignorant people like them free. 'Sorry lady but I don't agree with YOUR lifestyle and the way you're raising your kids but you didn't see me throwing that in your face and giving you shitty service.' Morales' story was met with an outpouring of support online, with a heterosexual Facebook user commenting, 'as a member of the heterosexual community, I beg your forgiveness for these ignorant people' and another wrote 'I hope those parents get publicly humiliated enough to never leave their house again! I feel sorry for their kids. Morales later responded that it took every fiber of her being not to spit in the couple's food, but her faith in humanity was now restored. 'You all have put the BIGGEST smile on my face tonight and made me realize that there are more good people in the world than bad,' she wrote. Michael Kanote, 30, founder of Gay Day, an LGBT education organization based in Piqua, Ohio, said: 'We've never heard back from Dayna. There's been no comment, no contact since our phone call; nothing.' Kanote hopes her claims do stand up but it concerned about the damage the episode will do to genuine victims of hate if they are confirmed to be a tissue of lies. He said: 'We are very sad about the whole situation,' he said. 'If it's false it shows a poor light on the community'.