Cole Brings Plenty, the nephew of Yellowstone star Mo Brings Plenty and an actor who also appeared in the prequel 1923, was found dead at the age of 27 on Friday; pictured in November
Cole Brings Plenty starred on two episodes of the Yellowstone spinoff 1923 as Pete Plenty Clouds
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Fans were quick to offer their condolences on X, formerly Twitter, as one wrote, 'Rest in Piece [sic] to the missing Indigenous man- Cole Brings Plenty.'
Another shared: 'The passing of Cole Brings Plenty is so heartbreaking. I feel for his family as they held on to hope & did everything they could to find him. I hope a full investigation is done & the family gets the answers they deserve.'
The Lawrence, Kansas Police Department stated on Tuesday afternoon that officers submitted an affidavit to the Douglas County District Attorney for the arrest of Cole.
Officers received reports of a 'female screaming for help' on Sunday morning at an apartment in Lawrence, according 12News.
It was alleged that Cole had 'driven away from the scene and was thought to be headed southbound on Highway 59,' the site claimed.
He was last known to be driving a white 2005 Ford Explorer with a Kansas license plate.
The missing persons poster from Mo's Instagram reported that Cole missed a scheduled appointment with his agent for a TV show, a behavior described as 'uncharacteristic'.
The poster also highlighted that his cell phone was switched off.
Cole, known for his role as sheepherder Pete Plenty Clouds in 1923, was last spotted leaving Lawrence, Kansas, in his car during the early morning hours on Sunday, as indicated by the poster.
Mo's Yellowstone co-star, Cole Hauser, who portrays Rip Wheeler on the series, also shared the poster on his Instagram, urging followers to provide any information if they have seen Cole since Easter evening in Kansas City.
The Johnson County Sheriff's Office in Kansas announced that Cole's body was discovered in a wooded area on Friday morning, per KCTV5
The cause of death is not known and the case remains under investigation
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Fans were quick to offer their condolences on X, formerly Twitter, as one wrote, 'Rest in Piece [sic] to the missing Indigenous man- Cole Brings Plenty.'
