Dennis (Denny) Howard Chevalier Falsely Claims Valor Award

Post award ceremony photo shoot. Dennis (Denny) Howard Chevalier is patting the awardee in the back as a congratulations gesture. 

In November 20, 2015, Denny posted a "Forgotten Friday" event. In this post, he claimed that he was receiving his valor award at a 1989 event at Mansfield Business School, Fort Worth, TX.

When he argued with us on This Ain't Hell, he insisted that he received the police version of the Purple Heart. On his This Ain't Hell claim, he stated that he earned that award as a result of his actions during a school siege. He claimed that he got shot in the hands. In this recent claim, he claims that no shots were required.

A look at the picture that he posted contradicts both his claims on This Ain't Hell and on his Facebook wall. In the photograph, he is the only one in a security guard uniform. Everybody else is in formal civilian attire. Had this been a police award, awarding him a police valor medal, the people doing the presentation would have been in police uniform. He would be standing behind the written award citation, not the man in formal civilian attire.

In the photo, Dennis (Denny) Howard Chevalier is on the side, with his hands behind the man to his left. This man has an open award citation in front of him, being held by the man standing to his left. Immediately to that guy's left is a woman, standing on the leftmost side of the front row picture.

Dennis gives the appearance that he was walking up to accept the award. However, a look at the picture, relative to other award ceremonies, whether in the military or anywhere else, indicates that the posted photograph shows people in a post award photo pause.

The man, standing behind the open citation, appears to be the one that received the award. Dennis Howard Chevalier is patting that man behind the back. This indicates that Denny Chevalier was giving a congratulatory pat on the back to the man standing behind the award citation.

Look at the row behind him. The man that is most visible in the back is looking at the man standing behind the award citation. Again, this is an indication that Dennis Chevalier did not receive the award. If Dennis (Denny) Howard Chevalier has no qualms about lying to his friends and family on Facebook, he would not have any qualms about lying to anybody else.