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SEATTLE TIMES

Friday, June 8, 2007 - 12:00 AM

Man who lied about actions in Iraq admits faking forms

By David Bowermaster
Seattle Times staff reporter

Jesse MacBeth stoked opposition to the Iraq war in 2006 when he spoke out about atrocities he committed as a U.S. Army Ranger serving as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

MacBeth, 23, of Tacoma, claimed to have killed more than 200 people, many at close range, some as they prayed in a mosque. He spoke at an anti-war rally in Tacoma and appeared in a 20-minute anti-war video that circulated widely on the Internet.

Trouble is, none of MacBeth's claims was true. He made it through only six weeks of Army basic training, was never a Ranger and never set foot in Iraq....


David Bowermaster: 206-464-2724 or dbowermaster@seattletimes.com

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Self-proclaimed "Army Ranger"    -- SERVED one month 13 days ARMY.  May 1 to June 13 2003. 

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Man who bragged of murdering Iraqis debunked by Army


Writen by: By Jeff Schogol, Stars and Stripes
Pacific edition, Sunday, May 28, 2006

ARLINGTON, Va. — Debunking the claims of a minor Internet celebrity, the Army said it has no record of a man who claimed he committed atrocities with Army Rangers in Iraq.

In an interview posted on the Web site SocialistAlternative.org, Jesse MacBeth claimed that his job was to “strike fear in the hearts of the Iraqi people” while serving with the 3rd Ranger Battalion.

“We would go into people’s houses and plow down entire families,” MacBeth said. “We would interrogate people. If we didn’t like the answers that they gave, then we would kill the youngest child. If they gave more answers that we didn’t like, then we’d move on to the rest of the family. They could’ve been innocent people.”....



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Man who claimed Iraq war crimes accused of fraud

The Associated Press

A man who tried to position himself as a leader of the anti-war movement by claiming to have participated in war crimes while serving in Iraq is facing federal charges of falsifying his record.

Jesse Adam Macbeth, 23, formerly of Phoenix, garnered much attention on blogs and in some alternative media after he began claiming in 2005 to have been awarded a Purple Heart for his service, which he said included slaughtering innocents in a Fallujah mosque.

His story was contradicted by his true discharge form, showing that he was kicked out of the Army after six weeks at Fort Benning, Ga., in 2003 because of his "entry-level performance and conduct."....

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Phony Soldier Charged With Making Up Claims of Atrocities in Iraq
 
Sunday, May 20, 2007
 
SEATTLE —  A man who tried to position himself as a leader of the  anti-war movement by claiming to have participated in war crimes  while serving in Iraq is facing federal charges of falsifying his  record.
 
Jesse Adam Macbeth, 23, formerly of Phoenix, garnered attention on  blogs and in some alternative media after he began claiming in 2005  to have been awarded a Purple Heart for his service, which he said  included slaughtering innocents in a Fallujah mosque. His story was  contradicted by his discharge form, showing that he was kicked out of  the Army after six weeks at Fort Benning, Ga., in 2003 because of his  “entry level performance and conduct.”
 
A complaint unsealed Friday in U.S. District Court in Seattle charged him with one count of using or possessing a forged or altered  military discharge certificate, and one count of making false  statements in seeking benefits from the Veterans Administration.Macbeth’s public defender, Jay Stansell, declined to comment. ...
 
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