mickey2942
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Odd. Says nothing about manner of death. Homicide? Suicide? He just got lost and fell?
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I haven't followed this at all on SM but I also assumed suicide, after he was named as suspect in an alleged DV.It seems like a suicide to me. Often times when it's suicide, the family will leave the cause of death out entirely in obituaries and such as it's a very sensitive subject. Also not very uncommon for people who wish to commit suicide to drive out to the woods and do it there.I think he wasn't thinking very straight and it was an emotional time so he quickly decided his final destination. Location doesn't strike me as odd like some people are saying online.
I'd guess the reason why there aren't any details out there yet even from the family is because LE usually tells the family to not share any details in an impending investigation. I hope they look into his death thoroughly though and put together a good timeline. There are a lot of unanswered questions and accusations being thrown around on SM. Obviously, being deceased he can't defend himself and some information isn't even proven yet despite what is being claimed.
JMO
I agree with the woman quoted in the Heavy article, "things are not adding up".![]()
Questions Raised After 'Yellowstone' Spinoff Actor Was Found Dead in Kansas Woods
Cole Brings Plenty was an indigenous actor who was found deceased on April 5 in a wooded area in Johnson County, Kansas.heavy.com
"According to a press release from the Johnson County, Kansas, sheriff’s office, on April 5, at around 11:45 a.m., deputies were dispatched to the area of 200th and Homestead Lane “in reference to an unoccupied vehicle.”
They checked the area “and discovered a deceased male in a wooded area away from the vehicle. The deceased male has been identified as Cole Brings Plenty, 27.”
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Joseph Brings Plenty Jr. wrote on Facebook, “Someone cut my sons hair the night he went missing. Prayers we find you soon son, just want you to be safe.”"
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"Police said: “Officers responded to reports of a female screaming for help, but the suspect fled before officers arrived. The investigation identified Brings Plenty and traffic cameras showed him leaving the city immediately after the incident, traveling southbound on 59 Highway. This incident involves allegations of domestic violence, which limits the amount of information we can share to protect the victim. No further details will be provided.”"
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The article made it pretty clear he got his own hair caught in some wires in a mosh pit, then someone came along and cut it to free him. Although the poster described it as assault.Interesting about the hair description. Hair is very important in Native American tribes. Some believe that by wearing a long braid it protects your spine from evil. At death it is cut off to allow the spirit to go where it needs to go. Some tribes cut the childs hair at the first birthday and then never cut it again.
IMO something nefarious maybe happened to CBP or he may have decided to end his life in an area he thought secluded so he cut it according to his beliefs. I hope the investigation leads to the truth.
LOL, that's what I get for not reading the article. HAThe article made it pretty clear he got his own hair caught in some wires in a mosh pit, then someone came along and cut it to free him. Although the poster described it as assault.
No foul play per Johnson County Sheriff's Office.
Does family ever accept non foul play death? It would be hard for me to accept if it was my child, especially if their death was suicide. That doesn't mean LE is wrong though.His family is not accepting this. Recently had his funeral.
He said the sheer number of mourners was 'an indication of the injustice of how the events took place with the allegations placed against him.![]()
Anger bubbles over at Yellowstone spin-off actor's funeral
Hundreds of mourners gathered at Cheyenne Eagle Butte High School for a third and final day on Tuesday to bid their final farewell to actor Cole Brings Plenty, 27, in South Dakota.www.dailymail.co.uk
‘Kansas we are coming for you,’ David Bearshied, a speaker described as Native American ambassador told the gathering.
I'm assuming the family filed a request to have it sealed?![]()
Johnson County judge seals court records in death of Cole Brings Plenty
A Johnson County, Kansas, judge ruled Friday that court documents related to the death investigation of actor Cole Brings Plenty will be sealed.www.kshb.com