Summary
A group called the Walter Mitty Hunters Club is dedicated to uncovering people who pretend to be military veterans. This secretive group is composed of ex-service members who expose imposters like Jonathan Carley, who falsely posed as a navy admiral during public ceremonies.
Key Facts
- The Walter Mitty Hunters Club is a group of anonymous veterans focused on exposing fake military service members.
- Jonathan Carley, a retired teacher, was fined £500 for wearing a naval uniform and fake medals.
- The group uses secrecy to protect its members from potential backlash for revealing imposters.
- They communicate through social media, particularly their Facebook page, to gather information.
- The term "Walter Mitty" refers to someone who fantasizes about having a more exciting life than they do.
- The group remains anonymous to ensure their safety and that of their families.
