NE NE - Chance Englebert, 25, Gering, 6 July 2019 (new father) #2

[Rosiebones]

That was the direction he was last seen to be headed. But, I thought it had been searched thoroughly.

 

[dkaras]

Body Discovered In Nebraska May Be Missing Moorcroft Man Chance Englebert | Cowboy State Daily

Body Discovered In Nebraska May Be Missing Moorcroft Man Chance Englebert

A body found Saturday morning near rural Gering, Nebraska, may be that of Moorcroft man Chance Englebert, who has been missing for more than six years,…

cowboystatedaily.com

 

[Donswife48]

I always wondered if his disappearance was accidental or on purpose. I live in Nebraska, know a little bit about the area. Enough to know that someone wouldn't intentionally walk there, at least at night. If they are digging for a body, it had to be intentional, but the body wasn't placed there that night. Whoever it is, if it isn't Chance Englebert, then I hope another family can find some peace in bringing their loved one home.

 

[mlhenn]

Human remains discovered near Scotts Bluff National Monument

Law enforcement officials are investigating after human skeletal remains were found Friday on the north side of the Scotts Bluff National Monument property near Gering.

www.1011now.com

 

[Songbird1973]

I always wondered if his disappearance was accidental or on purpose. I live in Nebraska, know a little bit about the area. Enough to know that someone wouldn't intentionally walk there, at least at night. If they are digging for a body, it had to be intentional, but the body wasn't placed there that night. Whoever it is, if it isn't Chance Englebert, then I hope another family can find some peace in bringing their loved one home.

I'm from Nebraska too. And I agree that the area Chance was in isn't a place someone who's thinking straight should be walking at night. The problem is, Chance wasn't thinking straight. He may have had some alcohol while golfing. He didn't like a comment made to him, so he had his wife drive 30 miles to come get him from the game. On the way back to town, he got upset at his wife. When they arrived at her grandparents, he walked off in a fit of temper just before dark, headed for a part of WY so deserted, some people would hesitate to DRIVE through it at night. Then it felt reasonable to ask a friend to drive 3.5 hrs to come get him. When that didn't work he appears to have walked on in an unreasonable state of mind, passing by an open truck stop without stopping, even though a severe downpour had started.