William James CLARK
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http://www.armytimes.com/news/2010/09/army-faker-091210w/
To Sgt. Louis Brandwein, something about the “ridiculously
obese” man in ACUs at the gun show looked off.
He wore a nonregulation MOLLE belt, Special Forces
qualification tabs on both shoulders and a rare Combat
Infantryman Badge with two stars.
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2010 MUST READ http://georgiapacking.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=49635
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"military police officer" and showed an MP Badge. He could not
provide a military ID card. When confronted with his lies, he said he used
to be an MP, but was not one now. He was arrested on an outstanding
federal warrant for impersonation. He already has a prior
federal conviction for impersonating a US Army Captain (claimed SF) at a
bridge collapse disaster scene in in Oklahoma on May 26, 2002.
His current warrant seems to stem from an incident where he impersonated
a US Army officer to the Russian Embassy. Today he had BDU's with him with SF Long Tab, Ranger Tab, and an SF Command patch with Airborne Tab, and Captains bars, all sewn on. He had a black beret with the baby-blue generic army flash, with an SF unit crest affixed to it. All of this impersonation gear was recently purchased (it was all brand spanking new) at a surplus store in Idaho (receipt found in pockets). Reported to be aggressive and violent. Internet news site shows he's been captured armed in the past, lurks around sensitive military sites, and had unexplained knowledge of a death of a real Army Captain in the aforementioned bridge collapse, before bodies had been recovered. |
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http://www.jerrypippin.com/I40Bridge.htm Thursday, February 7, 2008 Serial military imposter arrested after traffic stopMan had served time for posing as Army captain at accident site
Seattle police say they have arrested a serial
impersonator whose past offenses include telling
Russian security that the U.S. military was
planning to kill their president and commanding
FBI agents at an accident site by pretending to
be a military police officer.
Officers pulled over William James Clark, 35, for missing license plates Monday night, when he was driving past Boeing Field in his gold Kia sedan. His 1996-model car was decked out with a large Army sticker on the hood and a video camera on the rear. Police later found a military uniform and bank checks in the car..... P-I reporter Ambreen Ali can be reached at 206-448-8247 or ambreenali@seattlepi.com. |
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Impersonator accused again The man convicted of impersonating an Army officer at the collapse of the Interstate 40 bridge over the Arkansas River on May 26, 2002, has been accused of impersonating military personnel again. William James Clark, originally of Tallapoosa, Mo., is now accused of impersonating military personnel when he called a Russian embassy on Oct. 25 to report plans to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin. After an investigation by the FBI and other authorities, an arrest warrant was issued last week for Clark. .... http://www.sequoyahcountytimes.com/view/full_story/705627/article-Impersonator-accused
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