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Marcus Meet Michael Patrick McManus aka General Douchey McChinpubes

January 20th, 2010 by Marcus

Please note: This story on Michael Patrick McManus is rapidly developing. Please check the Michael Patrick McManus tag for the most up to date information.


Michael Patrick McManus in an Army dress uniform
Image credit: Mrs. G

Within hours of all the milblogs sending out the alert, we had his name. We then found his Friendster profile, which now seems to have disappeared. But don't worry, Mikey. We have it archived. Then we found a literal metric crapton worth of stuff about this guy including a Facebook profile under a different name where he is a Buddhist monk and pictures of him with "Steven Seagal". Also my beating around the bush of him being gay turned out to be true. He couldn't be any more proud of the fact he is gay if he had it tattooed across his forehead. Consider yourselves lucky you didn't see the pictures from his Friendster profile.

TSO at This Ain't Hell has done a great job of blogging everything as it happened unlike me who read the emails with it all and could do nothing but sit back and laugh. Check out the following links to get an idea of what kind of person we're dealing with.

Michael Patrick McManus Chan, aka General Ballduster McSoulpatch Chan comes from his boyfriend/husband/whatever.
What we know about General Ballduster McSoulpatch (Employment)
What we know about General Ballduster McSoulpatch (Education)
General Ballduster McSoulpatch, The Timeline
Apparently the FBI thinks this is no big deal They do now, just go read it.

Just a bit of full disclosure, I believe there is still a tiny little bit of evidence out there that he may have, at one point in the past, for an unknown amount of time. . .served in the Army. I know this is going to break CJ's heart that his Army has been defiled by this piece of trash.

Bouhammer is currently down, but Troy passed along a comment via email today that McManus is also well known in the Houston area emergency rooms. I can't provide a link until Bouhammer comes back up but here is the text of the comment. I also can't provide independent verification of the below statement so take it with a grain of salt. My personal opinion is that it doesn't surprise me.

He is well-known among the local emergency departments as a drug addict and pathological liar who presents to the ER with a bogus complaint of severe abdominal pain in order to obtain narcotics.

The road from here will prove to be interesting. Houston media is looking into the story and will likely air something to expose Michael Patrick McManus as the fraud he is to those he sees everyday. The authorities are finally taking the case serious after some dropped balls this morning and even more phone calls have been made to make sure McChinpubes gets what is coming to him.

We'll update as we learn more.

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  2. Bob the Liberal says:

    Yeah, this guy needs to be in jail.

  3. david says:

    Seems he isn't content to be himself, as he also claims to be many other things besides a military man.

    I don't excuse his disrespect, and he goes the extra distance in that. But for my part, he doesn't rate anger, only my pity. He is obviously just another misguided idiot, among the teeming many.
    The sheer number of things he lays claim to indicates he craves attention, a real psych case, in fact. I rather doubt jail time will help him.

    On second thought, it might not hurt him any more…

  4. Mark Cooper says:

    This imposter is violating the military code of honor by wearing the Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star, Bronze Star and Purple Heart, which I am sure he does not deserve. This man should be prosecuted under the Stolen Valor Act of 2008 and also for impersonating a General Officer. He does a great dis-service to our fellow Soldiers by appearing in public while claiming these volor aweards.

  5. Joan says:

    Insanity is a legitimate defense in this case, imho.

  6. Albert says:

    Just a note to CYA whoever is giving out this scum-bag's personal medical information. This can get you and your hospital/clinic in DEEP doo-doo with the Feds with the HIPA act and all the new privacy issues. Just an FYI.

    • Casey says:

      At 12:49 Albert posted the above here. At one minute later (12:50 timestamp) he posted the exact same remark at This Ain't Hell (at the above-linked FBI post).

      Don't you just love cut'n'paste trolls?

      • Mark says:

        Casey,

        I do not know Albert from Adam, but he is NO troll on this issue. SOmeone could EASILY get fined amd or jail time.

        Albert is trying to save someone's buttocks.

        SERIOUSLY.

  7. dbsgirl says:

    I ran across this a couple of weeks ago when the posts first came out, but I cant seem to find any updates. Did they find him? Charge him?

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  9. ralph says:

    he was arrested by the FBI in Houston on 5 Feb under the Stolen Valor Act. pownetwork.or...onies608.htm has all the details.

    • Marcus says:

      I had a few hours heads up on the arrest prior to the local news (ABC 13) airing a report about it, and another milblogger whom I'm close to but shall remain nameless knew about it since the first when the feds were working on the warrants. I have post with ABC 13's video report at soldierspersp...es-arrested/

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  11. Bryan says:

    As a gay man I am embarrassed by guys like this, makes us look bad. Trust, this one is a lunatic. I actually seen him on some gay websites here in Houston and from his post always thought he was a nutcase. He had a profile on gay.com as I recall.

  12. Bryan says:

    I found his ebay profile, he is wearing the uniform in the profile pic, look here: myworld.ebay.com/budddha5

  13. Jon says:

    I don't understand why this man would want to parade around in a military uniform with the dozens of medals he didn't earn. Clearly there is something wrong with him. Either way, the military is nothing to be proud of. If only Americans weren't so brainwashed into thinking the military means valor. The military is stupidity. It's for anyone who can't think with a brain or doesn't have one to use period. Honor is using your brain to help the world not parading with a gun "protecting" our country.

    • Marcus says:

      You right, Jon. The military doesn't mean valor. It's the amazing things that selfless men and women in the military do protecting people like you from the evil in this world that are valorous.

      You say the military is stupidity? I would bet the men and women of the 1940s that saw the Germans bearing down on the world would beg to differ. I would also bet the men, women, and children that have been victims of horrible natural disasters in the last few years (think Haiti right now) would beg to differ as military ships, planes, and helicopters bring in food, water, and first aid supplies.

      Guess what else those ships, planes, and helicopters are bringing in? Men with guns to provide security so people do not try to take more than their share and make a profit in a time where death would easily claim thousands if not hundreds of thousands more than the quakes did.

      You keep living in your perfect world where the military and our guns aren't needed. You keep dreaming that evil doesn't want to take your way of life and strike you down in cold blood. I'll keep reporting for duty each and every day so that you can rest easy at night.

      • Enduring Soldier says:

        Great reply Marcus.

        My bet is Jon is just trying to antagonize here. I can’t believe that there is someone so naive out there to really believe such a thing, especially in this period of time. I'm serving on my 10th month here in Afghanistan and I see stupid people here just as I see them in the U.S. The beauty about that is at least the stupid people serving in the U.S. Armed Forces have courage and patriotism and can unite together to help protect our country from future terrorists. Jon is just a naive pathetic coward.

    • Tom says:

      Serving in and of itself is not valorous. In peacetime, it's usually boring and monotonous. I challenge you to fly to Baghdad or Kabul, and tell any poor bastard serving over there that his service is stupity.

      As for it being for "anyone who can't think with a brain…" you would probably be quite surprised to find out how many of those "stupid" enlisted people I served with for 20 years had degrees.

      You probably think cops, firefighters, and EMTs are stupid, too. Pity we'd still have to respond if you called us.

  14. CJ says:

    Jon, exactly what, if anything, do you do for a living?

  15. The Sniper says:

    "The military is stupidity. It's for anyone who can't think with a brain or doesn't have one to use period."

    Well crap. I guess I'll have to turn in my Mensa card and cancel my membership. I'll also have to use my massive intellect to build a time machine so I can go back in time and prevent myself from learning two languages while in the Army or maybe I'll just start huffing glue so I can be as stupid as Jon says I must be for joining.

    Jon, if the military was truly an institution for the brainless or the mindless, you would already be in it. I don't know if they would let you in though… they allow women and soon will allow gays and lesbians but I think they're keeping their moratorium on pussies.

  16. COOL HAND says:

    Check out what he bought on EBAY. He was trying to order even more medals. Guess this answers where he got them from.

  17. Steve says:

    I have no idea why I seem to be alone on this, but I don't see much honor and valor in stalking someone to this degree. We have a legal system and it will take care of this in due course. The law is not ours to take into our hands no matter how good it feels in the short term (an analogous lesson this man is learning to be sure). So lets keep it to the high road.

    • CJ says:

      "Stalking," Steve? Seriously. That's what you're calling it? A crime was committed, we reported it, he was arrested. The legal system wouldn't have known this man existed if we didn't bring to their attention. Exactly what is your point?

  18. Joe^2 says:

    I'm sorry, did somebody mistake this hipster doofus with his regulation soul-patch for a real general? Did he claim to be a real general? Is he a moron with poor fashion sense, yes. But how about we spend the time and money that would prosecute and incarcerate him on something productive like … I don't know … helping families of soldiers stationed in a war zone? A VA capital improvement? No?

    • Marcus says:

      The short answer: Yes.

      Unless the a civilian has close ties to the military, they have no clue of our grooming standards. They don't know how we carry ourselves. They just plain have no clue how to tell the difference between a real general and some asshole wearing a fake uniform and with unearned medals.

      You don't consider the time and money prosecuting and incarcerating the douche worth it? I do. I don't want someone thinking they can get away with wearing medals that they haven't earned. I haven't earned the right to wear any of the medals he is being prosecuted for wearing, but CJ has. I'll defer to his feelings on him wearing the Bronze Star without having earned it.

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