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2 WA artists plead guilty to faking Native American heritage

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First published at 21:21 UTC on March 3rd, 2023.

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Two western Washington artists pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to selling fake Native American art.
According to court documents, Lewis Anthony Rath and Jerry Chris Van Dyke misrepresented themselves as Native American artists even though they had no tribal affiliation or Indigenous heritage.
The men admit they misrepresented their art as "authentic Native work." Several pieces were for sale at Pike Place Market. KING5 Seattle 03/01/2023
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