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Mo Brings Plenty Seeks Answers on Nephew's Death

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Mo Brings Plenty, Yellowstone actor, mourns nephews death, questions official ruling; family seeks answers, honors Coles legacy.

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Mo Brings Plenty Seeks Answers on Nephew's Death

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Moe brings Plenty, the 56-year-old actor from Yellowstone, is speaking out about the death of his nephew Cole brings Plenty, who was. 27. When he died almost two years ago, Moe calls the loss heartbreaking and questions why authorities quickly ruled it. No foul play without a full investigation. Back in March 2024, police and Lawrence Kansas issued a warrant for Cole's arrest after a domestic violence report. He fled the scene, prompting Moe and Yellowstone co-star Cole Hauser to ask the public for help locating him. Days later, his body was found and officials announced no signs of foul play. Moe described Cole as, like a son to him, an accused law enforcement of barely searching, saying they put in little effort because of who the family is. Lawrence Police Chief Rich Lockhart admitted at the time that his department needs to build more trust with the Native American community and pledged stronger partnerships moving forward. Moe insists he saw evidence on Cole's body suggesting someone was involved, and he can't

accept the official word. He noted many family space similar frustrations with unanswered questions. The family plans to keep pushing for answers while honoring Cole's role in carrying on their traditions and inspiring young Native people. That's the story for today. Durham News Today, Driven by AI

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