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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nKTEN<\/a> did a report on the phony Vietnam veteran Ron Stone, who we discussed in January<\/a>, in which he admits that the medals he claimed to earn were a lie. Stone continues to cling to the lies about his service, though;<\/p>\n We took our findings to the author himself outside his Denison home<\/p>\n KTEN:Why did you decide to do all this to begin with? Was it to sell books? <\/p>\n Stone: I was trying to tell a story.<\/p>\n KTEN: Why couldn’t you tell the true story?<\/p>\n STONE: It was a fictional book. <\/p>\n Despite what he said, the last page of his book reads “The events and dates of the book are true to the best of my knowledge and recollections and are stated without reservations.\u201d<\/p>\n Stone eventually admitted to lying about parts of the book.<\/p>\n “I made up some of the medals,\u201d he said. \u201cI am deeply ashamed of it.” <\/p>\n He said the fake awards provided an ego boost, but maintains at least some parts of the book are true, but classified.<\/p>\n “The government would not let me talk about what I did in the service. They stole my military history,\u201d he said.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n This is the most disgusting part of the interview;<\/p>\n Stone said he would pull his book, but it was still available online at last check.<\/p>\n “All I did was lie,\u201d Stone said \u201cAnd there’s no law against lying.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n No remorse, the only regret that Stone has is that he was caught. There doesn’t need to be a law to be a decent person, you POS.<\/p>\n