During last week’s “contest” for this week’s Blast From the Past, Gregory Isaac Tambone, phony veteran, competed well to be this week’s “winner”. In fact, he came over here last week on the original post Jonn did on him.
We were so “impressed” by his efforts that his “selection” to be this week’s “winner” was unanimous.
As a recap, he has a record involving law enforcement. He was accused of firing a weapon at someone, as well as being involved with a home invasion robbery. A woman in the same car as him was accused of wearing a stolen necklace taken during the robbery.
But wait! There’s more!
He was accused of raping a woman in Utah. Law enforcement arrested him in Florida, leading to a chain of events that’d get him sent back to Utah to face the music.
In his bio, he claimed that armed men chased him in a chase that ended in a firefight outside a gas station. Well, police reports disagree with that claim. He does admit to serving prison time, but he spins it away as something that involved the government… He made a deal with the government and his prison sentence was reduced.
He claims that he was accused of sending guys to the hospital with permanent damage, but was determined to be acting in self-defense. According to those who have seen his arrest records, he has felony convictions under his belt. If his account was anything like his gas station shootout claim, then this would be another fabrication.
He talks about his rape accusation, and claims that a check showed that there was no evidence of a violent encounter, and that the person that accused him of rape recanted her claims. Now, if charges weren’t filed, but were later filed despite “lack of evidence”, this leaves one to ponder.
I’m sorry, but charging him, then setting a high amount of bail, doesn’t sound like a case that “lacks of evidence”. If it remains unknown if this was a legitimate mistake on Utah’s part, then Gregory Tambone would fight these charges in court.
He goes on to rant about there being no evidence of the crimes that he committed. Yet, he admits to being “unruly” when he was younger, and for being expelled from school. This establishes a track record of someone who would rather do what he wants to do instead of what he’s supposed to do…. Laws, and what’s customary, be damned.
Bottom line, he’s spinning his actual run in with the law into a tall tale about the government singling him out for “persecution”, to the point that he had to leave the country and seek asylum elsewhere… Ergo, these charges are “false flags” by a government out to get him.
Well, true to his constantly exercising poor judgement, he came back here and attempted to argue against the facts levied against him:
Originally posted by Greg Tambone:
Recoil magazine published that my company was veteran owned and operated (without contacting me first) because at that time I was completely “dark” with nothing in my name and my company was technically owned and operated by veterans of the US Military.
I have never made false claims of any kind which can easily be verified with about 5 minutes of investigation. I don’t know if this post is some sort of personal vendetta or not, but I do know it’s nothing more than defamation and slander.
When challenged to address where he felt the documentation on him was wrong, he replied with this:
Originally posted by Greg Tambone:
Apparently this is an entire website where people who wish they could have done something other people claim to have done expose the people making said false claims in blogs. The false claim is that I’ve ever made false claims. If you wants a compilation of facts here you go:
The link he left lead back to his “about” page, where he tries to spin his criminal record, and talk about his other “accomplishments”. His bio page contradicts what others say about him elsewhere. His page wasn’t a compilation of facts, but spin and distortion of the facts.
Then, when ChipNASA reminded him of what he could do if he thought that Jonn and the site had it wrong about him, Gregory Tambone argued that he wasn’t the “lawer” type. He also talked about how his life is something that we “dreamed about” while hunting for stolen valor:
Originally posted by Greg Tambone:
Chip, glad you are getting some enjoyment from this sir. It’s immediately apparent that you are of the keyboard warrior persuasion. Having a popular following as well as haters to boot I’m familiar with your type. The type that gets their enjoyment in life from online crap talk and instigation of people they would never confront in the real world. That being said, I am not that type, and yes my record speaks for itself. The violent felonies I’ve been charged with and then acquitted of after surviving multiple assasination attempts is the stuff that guys like you dream about while “stolen valor hunting” and trolling. Therefore I’ll end the discussion with this, I see that you’ve redacted this article to make it look less like slander. I’m not going to sue you. At the end of the day the only thing this does is drive people to my website who immediately realize that I’m the real deal and then buy some of my equipment. So thank you. Please post more hate, and make sure you spell my name right. Bone out.
This is an example of projecting his traits to those that he talked about. The reality is that he envies us for our experiences. He claims to be a survivor of multiple attempts to assassinate him, that he had been a political prisoner, and that he is doing stuff that we fantasize about.
Without real military experience, he doesn’t know that a lot of our experiences is pretty much mundane. That the high-speed military thriller stuff that one would see in many movies, or read about in many books, are included in the novel to add suspense and excitement.
Gregory Tambone appears to want people to believe that he is living that “high-speed low drag” kind of life romanticized in these novels.
He claims to have been acquitted of those felonies, but others elsewhere are claiming that he is still a felon.
In this post, Gregory Tambone beats his chest:
Originally posted by Greg Tambone:
Haters come with the territory when you’re an industry leader. It’s sad to see these kind of people pushing the agenda of tyranny and supporting the stripping of individual freedoms but most know I’m not the type to sue. For every person who wants to try and drag my name down there’s a thousand supporters of the good fight. Here’s what they don’t want you to know:
He consistently leaves a link to his bio page, showing his opinion, and spin, of the results of his consistently making poor decisions in life. It makes one wonder if “Bone Tactical” was based on a nickname that he may have had, “Bonehead”… As opposed to the apparent play on the last syllable of his last name… Thus “giving him” the “last laugh”.
It’s easier to make one’s run in with the law and one’s convictions in court, sound like a “vendetta”… As if these charges were drummed up to destroy someone who is “going against the grain”. His, “What they don’t want you to know” remark looks like an attempt to play the “This is a conspiracy, they’re hiding things” card.
The reality is that “they”, whoever “they” are, are more interested in the facts. “They” know that his bio page is an exercise of ego enhancement.
On April 29, 2018, Frankie Cee nailed Gregory Tambone as someone that shifts the blame. If you’ve read his bio page, you’d see him shift the blame, instead of accepting responsibility for his acts. His conduct, on the original thread, speaks volumes about this observation:
Originally posted by Frankie Cee:
Gregory Tambone, is a regular “it was them, not me” kind of guy, isn’t he? He holds the gun, shoots someone, takes a plea, and it is someone else’s fault. He has a story about consensual sex, but is charged with rape. And that mother, that manic depressive mother. Dang President Trump, can’t you do an Obama and pardon the felon?
There’s a complaint board thread on him here.
Here’s what Jonn said:
Oquine Joseph, 20, was a passenger in the car that authorities say was driven by Gregory Tambone, who is accused of shooting Brent Sielaff, 24, at the Shell station in the 5300 block of U.S. 41. The home-invasion robbery happened in the 2800 block of 51st Avenue Terrace West.
A person who saw the shooting recognized that a woman in the shooter’s car was wearing a necklace stolen during the robbery, according to sheriff’s reports. Joseph said he was with Sielaff, 18, and his friends during the robbery, authorities said.
Ten years later, he was charged with rape in Salt Lake City;
A bouncer at a Salt Lake City bar charged in 2016 with raping a woman has been arrested in Florida and returned to Utah.
Gregory Tambone, 31, of Bradenton, Florida, was charged with rape, a first-degree felony, in April of 2016. He used to work as a bouncer at The Hotel, 155 W. 200 South.
In August of 2015, a woman said “she and some friends were out celebrating at a local bar” when “she went to The Hotel bar where she met with defendant Gregory I. Tambone where he works as a bouncer,” according to charging documents.
The two had met a month earlier and exchanged numbers, the charges state.
“As she was leaving the bar, Tambone asked (her) if she wanted a private tour of the building before she left,” according to court documents.
When they got to an upper level, Tambone removed the woman’s clothes “and forced her to engage in sexual intercourse with him” despite multiple pleas from the woman of “stop” and “no,” the charges state.
An arrest warrant for Tambone was issued on April 25, 2016. His initial appearance in court in Salt Lake was scheduled for Tuesday.
