Jason Scaletta in the news

The other day, we published some of the court records of the case against Jason Scaletta, a phony that we busted last year. Chip sends us a link from DelmarvaNow which fills in some of the blanks. To recap, Scaletta was the director of Veterans Support Centers of America and when we busted him for being a phony, members of the VSCOA rushed to his defense and refused to believe the documentation that we provided to them. They tried to get one of our friends in trouble with his chain of command, our friend had little to do with what we were doing over here. George Mutter, one of the officers at VSCOA, joined in with the Valor Thieves Triad known around here as the Dutch Rudder Club in hopes of shutting down this website. Now we find VSCOA playing the victim in court;

Scaletta was housed at the Veterans Support Centers of America Camp Royal Oak in Quantico for more than 200 days, costing the organization $60 per day, and he also received a stipend for his work with the PAWS program.

After Scaletta moved out of the Veterans Support Centers of America on May 1, his stipend increased, the report states. His cellphone bill was also paid by the organization, as the director of the PAWS program, according to the report.

The report also alleges Scaletta received $2,000 from Mid Shore Mental Health and more than $3,000 from Supportive Services for Veterans Families at St. James Zion Church, a Veterans Affairs-funded program.

The Supportive Services for Veterans Families/Zion House is listed as one of the victims of the theft, with a charge of theft valued at $1,000 to less than $10,000, between May 1 and Nov. 30, 2014, court records state.

The Veterans Support Centers of America is listed as the victim of two theft counts –– valued at $1,000 to less than $10,000 and at $10,000 to less than $100,000 –– between April 1, 2013, and April 30, 2014, according to court records.

Among the stuff that the LEOs found at Scaletta’s home was “electronic devices that could be used to create false forms”. Yeah, the “false forms” looked real enough, unless someone actually read them. Here’s one;

I love the Maryland Courts website, too. Everyone has access to it and Jason’s whole criminal record during the War Against Terror was right there for the world to see. You’d think that everyone in Maryland would take advantage of it, but apparently not.

I’m still waiting for an apology from VCSOA executive director and founder Jerry Black for sending George Mutter after us, so those crocodile tears that he’s crying in the Delmarva article are just him trying to effect damage control, damage control that he wouldn’t need if he’d listened to us back in December instead of assaulting us.

Category: Phony soldiers, Valor Vultures