Meet Gina and Harvey Pratt
We are so pleased and honored to introduce our guests to you this evening. You probably know them best from their work with David Paulides on the books The Hoopa Project: Bigfoot Encounters in California and Tribal Bigfoot, but let us tell you a little more about them before we dive in.
Gina Pratt spent 25 years in law enforcement. She’s worked with the state of Oklahoma as an Alcohol Agent and teacher. She helped write the two amazing books we just mentioned and will link on our Facebook page. She’s Muscogee Creek and Euchee. Currently she manages her husband’s art and speaking engagements and is part of yet to be announced TV pilot.
Harvey Pratt is a traditional Southern Cheyenne Chief who was named the Red Earth 2005 Honored One. Harvey is a Marine Corps veteran who served in Vietnam. He has spent 50 years in law enforcement and served as Assistant Director with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and was inducted into the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Hall of Fame. He’s known worldwide for his art and has worked as a forensic artist on some of the country’s most famous cases including The Green River Killer, the BTK Killer, the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, the Oklahoma City Bombing, the Girl Scout Murders, the Winter Hill Gang case and many, many more.
Recently, his design was selected to be the National Native American Veterans Memorial on the Mall in Washington, DC.
Check out their work at harveypratt.com
Gina Pratt spent 25 years in law enforcement. She’s worked with the state of Oklahoma as an Alcohol Agent and teacher. She helped write the two amazing books we just mentioned and will link on our Facebook page. She’s Muscogee Creek and Euchee. Currently she manages her husband’s art and speaking engagements and is part of yet to be announced TV pilot.
Harvey Pratt is a traditional Southern Cheyenne Chief who was named the Red Earth 2005 Honored One. Harvey is a Marine Corps veteran who served in Vietnam. He has spent 50 years in law enforcement and served as Assistant Director with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and was inducted into the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Hall of Fame. He’s known worldwide for his art and has worked as a forensic artist on some of the country’s most famous cases including The Green River Killer, the BTK Killer, the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, the Oklahoma City Bombing, the Girl Scout Murders, the Winter Hill Gang case and many, many more.
Recently, his design was selected to be the National Native American Veterans Memorial on the Mall in Washington, DC.
Check out their work at harveypratt.com
