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TONY HEBERT
Since an early childhood
paranormal experience, Tony developed a distinct
interest in understanding the paranormal. As
he grew older, that interest turned into a passion
for investigating that which man does not
understand. With the ideals of joining like
minds and bringing a diverse, direct and better
understanding of the paranormal, Tony founded
C.O.P.S. in early 2006. Tony dedicates his time
during the week working for a local Sheriff's
Department in Oklahoma City and enjoys reading,
writing, camping, hunting, and is an extremely avid
golfer and photographer. Some of his
photography has been featured in publications for
the Oklahoma State Tourism And Recreation
Department.
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JOHN COPELAND
John joined C.O.P.S.
after searching three years for a team of
like-minded individuals who strive to find logic
and reason behind alleged supernatural events.
Aside from the busy schedule of the team, John is
currently a full time, college-graduated artist
with AT&T, employed since 2001. Prior to
AT&T John served with the United States Army,
where he recieved many medals, awards and accolades
for his service. Outside of the military, John
spent a great deal of time in the law enforcement
and security fields. These duties, combined with
special training have given him a skill set
necessary to pursue his interest in this field.
John's wife, Sharyl, also shares a marked interest
in the paranormal but chooses to enjoy most of the
on-site investigation vicariously through her
husband. John and Sharyl have been married since
1989.
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WAYNE HARRIS-WYRICK
Wayne has experienced
phenomena that science can not explain as long as
he can remember and as a child, he never understood
why other people did not see the same things he
did. His interest in investigating the paranormal
stems from a house with numerous types of
paranormal activity ranging from voices,
apparitions and poltergeist type activity. However,
at that time, he knew of no such investigative
groups that shared in his locic based ideals;
Wayne's interest was recently renewed when found
and joined COPS. When not involved in paranormal
investigations, Wayne serves as the Planetarium
Director for the Oklahoma Science Museum. He brings
a rich scientific background to bear when analyzing
evidence of paranormal activity and is consistently
looking at new means of investigative techniques
based on scientific principles.
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TIM MCGREGOR
Tim brings a very
skeptical and analytical mind to the team as well
as a talent for engineering electrical equipment
and works diligently researching, developing and
improving the electronic equipment we utilize on
our investigations. In concert with his technical
skills, Tim maintains the drive shared by the team
to scrutinize and research anomalous activity and
perceived paranormal phenomena. Tim currently works
with Civil Service as an aircraft mechanic and is
retired from the US Navy after 20 years of service
as a Flight Engineer & Law Enforcement
specialist. Outside of C.O.P.S. and his profession,
Tim enjoys time with wife, who he married in 1991,
his two children and dedicates a large amount of
his time coaching and instructing
baseball.
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