Sutter Says:

That he earned four Purple Hearts for injuries suffered in combat:

Sutter Says:

That he earned first Purple Heart from having "the flesh burned off my legs from the feet to the knees."
The Truth:

The Navy has no record of this.

Sutter Says:

That he earned his 2nd Purple Heart from "having a bullet shatter my kneecap."
The Truth:

The Navy has no record of this.

Sutter Says:

That he earned his 3rd Purple Heart from "taking four bullets in the abdomen, resulting in the loss of my gallbladder, part of my liver and intestines."
The Truth:

The Navy has no record of this.

Sutter Says:

That he earned his 4th Purple Heart from "having my elbow shattered by a bullet and minutes later receiving an 8-inch knife wound."
 The Truth:

Let's just cut to the chase. Seaman Jim Sutter never received a Purple Heart. He was not wounded in combat.  In fact, there was no combat for him to serve in during the term of his enlistment.

Sutter did not even know how to display the Purple Hearts correctly when he fraudulently posted picture of them on his web page.  He actually used pictures of four individuals medals, rather than the one medal with oak clusters that true awardees are given.

Here is an example of his bragging about earning Purple Hearts (yes earned):

 

Here is the page on which he displayed individual pictures of each "Purple Heart:"

As can be seen, he removed the pictures as the heat was turned up.  (Note the Navy Seal insignia, however).

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