Tony Chase

Tony Chase

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Name: Mark Anthony Ray

Also known as: Chase (Requested to be called this in an interview), Tony Chase, Walter Chase, Chase, Little Doris, Walter, Michael, George, Howard Doris

Tony Alignment: {{{EnemyStatus}}}

DOB: December 12, 1971

Biological Gender: Hermaphrodite

Gender Identity: Male

Nationality: American

Religion: Jewish and Catholic

Parents: Doris Duke (claimed mother), Walt Disney (claimed father), Les Ray (confirmed father), Mary Palmer (confirmed mother) Frances Elkins (confirmed grandmother)

Tony Chase (real name Mark A. Ray, also known as Walter Chase, and Prince Rockefeller Hughes) is a Jewish-American schizophrenic internet personality who has gained a small cult following on YouTube wherein he regularly and frequently uploads strange, largely unedited, and garrulous rant videos. Paramount among his content is his repeated claim of being harassed by the Government and a mysterious "Satellite Man" with satellite technology. He is also noteworthy for his many other fantastical and dubious claims. For instance, he purports to be a "real hermaphrodite," possessing both male and female reproductive organs, and moreover, he claims that penis is over forty-one inches in length. He has also made absurd and conflicting statements regarding the identity of his parents, claiming that his father is alternately Walt Disney or Howard Hughes and that he has royal status. These claims and his completely unedited and strange posting habits make him an extremely interesting figure.

Tony's publicly available content ranges at least thirteen years and is spread across multiple platforms including YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and even Pornhub. The majority of this content revolves around the Satellite Man. The Satellite Man is Tony's primary antagonist, with Tony claiming the Satellite Man has been trying to laser his teeth, hips, ankles, and identifying birthmarks, among other body parts. Tony has accused the Satellite Man of attacking him in other ways such as causing his cats to vomit, making him stutter in videos, tripping him while putting on his pants, stealing his royal inheritance, and many, many more things. Tony has even gone as far as various pseudonyms like "Tony Chase," "Walter Chase," and "Little Doris" because he believes his real name, Mark Anthony Ray, is actually an identity the government fraudulently fabricated in the Greenfield Document to cheat him out of trillions of dollars of his "royal inheritance," inherited from his "American royalty" parents who allegedly possessed vast amounts of industry, land, and political influence.

Despite his online escapades, Tony has managed to hold jobs briefly and has been generally able to support himself. He has worked various manual labor jobs in the Indianapolis area. He is known to have worked at a truck loading dock from which he was laid off for unknown reasons, although there is evidence his dismissal resulted from failing his Commercial Driver’s License test. According to Tony, he failed because a satellite interfered with the truck's power steering.

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Early Life

Earliest known photo of Tony

Precise details of Tony's childhood remain largely unknown, and what is known is questionable at best as Tony is the primary source for this information. However, his personal accounts of these biographical details are extremely warped by his schizophrenia. Tony's recollections of his childhood are most likely a fusion of his actual experiences and his delusions with him likely augmenting holes in his memories with confabulated stories. For example, he may have attended speech therapy, but he seems to have forgotten why, and his schizophrenia appears to have influenced him to believe that he needed speech therapy after suffering from a gunshot wound.

In Tony's account, he grew up in Hollywood as a childhood actor (his address history does actually show him as living in an apartment building in West Hollywood at some point, and his family members have confirmed he has had minor acting roles) with his royal celebrity parents, who are interchangeably people like Walt Disney, Doris Duke, and Howard R Hughes. He claims that even since he was a child, the Satellite Man and U.S. Government had been lasering him and harassing him ― the harassment reaching an apex when the CIA and various members of the Hate Club list broke into his house, shot him in the face, and murdered his parents. The injuries he sustained were supposedly so severe that they necessitated speech therapy. He believes that he was then kidnapped from California and held hostage in Indiana for a period of time in the 80s, when he would've been between nine and eighteen years old. He also mentions how he was held hostage in other states, including Arkansas, Indiana, New York, and others.

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I've never had a criminal record man. And these people that kidnapped me back in the 80s and held me hostage in Indiana, plus I was held hostage in Arkansas and a few other cities and states

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How Tony did in school is mostly unknown, but he made a passing comment about his mother sending the school truancy officer over to his house after he was repeatedly not at school, which does not exactly bode well for his academic performance. Nonetheless, Tony claims to have gone to Harvard on his Facebook, which is unlikely. Tony was involved in a car accident shortly before his return to Indiana from California, it is unknown if this is the same as the car accident involving Dusty Sorge.

Family and Mental Health

In more recent updates, family members of Tony (Mark) have come forward to provide insight into his life. Tony's brother Robert Ray confirmed that Tony has two brothers and a sister. He noted that Ronald Ray, their eldest brother, was shot and killed, though no evidence links this incident to Tony’s stories about the Satellite Man. Robert stated that he has not seen Tony in a few years and that their family has tried to help him, but he shuts everyone out.

Tony’s niece Tiffenie shared fond memories of her uncle before his apparent mental health decline, describing him as “talented, handsome, and full of life.” She believes something happened during his time in California that triggered his mental health issues: "Before California, he seemed so normal...I truly feel many people over the years have hurt my Uncle!"

Lea, another niece, similarly reflected on Tony’s childhood and how the family moved frequently due to domestic issues. Lea confirmed that their grandmother, Frances, promised Tony her assets if he sought help. However, Tony never pursued treatment.

Lea also provided context on the kidnapping situations, explaining that, "There is some truth to his claims of being kidnapped," she said, explaining how the family moved from state to state in the 1980s. She mentions how her mom (Tony's sister) went to 20 different schools running from the domestic situation with their father.

Tony's presumed father Les Ray owned a lot of properties that Tony's sister ended up inheriting. Is this one of the reasons why Tony thinks he owns everything?

Despite these personal insights, both Lea and Tiffenie acknowledge that mental illness has impacted Tony profoundly. Lea confirmed that there is no evidence to suggest Tony used drugs, despite online speculation

Online History

Before RoyalHowardRHughes, Tony's only known social media account is his IMDb account dating back to 2008. Even in 2008, Tony managed to draw attention from online forum users for his absurd ramblings. What's surprising is that, unlike other similar characters, Tony already held most of his core beliefs before launching his YouTube channel.

On January 17, 2010, Tony created his first known YouTube channel, RoyalHowardRHughes, and began regularly uploading content onto it, which now hosts over 200 videos with fewer than 20,000 views. Much like his other channels, this one predominantly revolves around the Satellite Man. His inaugural video, titled "Sun, 17 Jan," features him wearing a strange mask and complaining about the Satellite Man. It's evident that by this time, his head canon had already been established, such as the Satellite Man, his involvement in Royalty, and Government interference.

Eight years later, Tony created his current channel "Tony Chase (I am not gay not never)" on July 22, 2018. It's very possible and likely that he might have created additional accounts during the eight-year interval between RoyalHowardRHughes and Tony Chase (I am not gay not never), but if such accounts have ever existed they have either been somehow deleted or remain yet undiscovered.

Tony Chase proudly showcasing the Star of David in 2019.

Tony made an Instagram in June of 2019 and a second one in December of 2023. Tony created an account on TikTok in early 2019, uploading his first video on April 11 of that year. Tony would make at least two other TikTok accounts with one being made sometime before 2021 and another being made in late 2021. Expectedly, most of his TikTok videos were not as substantive as his videos on YouTube and were mostly short, incomprehensible videos of him talking about or doing random things.

Tony made a Pornhub account dating back to 2021 on which he posted a small amount of adult content. Fortunately, Tony never exposes his alleged 41-incher to the camera, only kneading his hands in his pants, fully dressed, with his cat meowing at him like a weirdo. Despite claiming to be "not gay, not never," he is subscribed to multiple transgender porn channels, such as "Futanari XXX."

Mary Palmer

Mary Palmer has been identified as tony's confirmed mother. She passed away in 2013.

Royal Lineage

A recurring theme in Tony’s discourse is his claim of American royal heritage. He insists that he is the son of Doris Duke and Howard R. Hughes, although there is no substantiated evidence whatsoever to support these claims. In fact, Tony's claims are in direct contradiction to Article I, Section 9, of the U.S. Constitution which prohibits the government from granting titles of nobility.

Mental Health

See Main Article Mental Health

Addressing Tony's mental health, there is an ongoing conversation about the role his schizophrenia plays in his online activity. While it's clear that Tony faces challenges related to his mental health, the portrayal of his condition and his online behavior must be approached with sensitivity and a recognition that individuals with mental health conditions are more often victims than perpetrators of harm.