Nebraska State Patrol

Once Chance had been reported missing, the Gering Police Department sprung into action and called in the help of 18 agencies, including drones, divers, dogs, horseback riders, and 147 volunteers who managed to cover 2,400 acres on foot.

The Nebraska State Patrol helicopter team and Air Link managed to cover a combined 380 miles during the search effort, but no sign of Chance could be found.

Authorities were concerned for his wellbeing as the rains on the evening that Chance disappeared were described as heavy and cold, in addition to the dangers of lightning.

It was also postulated that Chance may have fallen into a river or stream or suffered from hypothermia due to the weather conditions.

Once Chance had been reported missing, the Gering Police Department sprung into action and called in the help of 18 agencies, including drones, divers, dogs, horseback riders, and 147 volunteers who managed to cover 2,400 acres on foot.

The Nebraska State Patrol helicopter team and Air Link managed to cover a combined 380 miles during the search effort, but no sign of Chance could be found.

Authorities were concerned for his well-being as the rains on the evening that Chance disappeared were described as heavy and cold, in addition to the dangers of lightning.

It was also postulated that Chance may have fallen into a river or stream or suffered from hypothermia due to the weather conditions.

Once Chance had been reported missing, the Gering Police Department sprung into action and called in the help of 18 agencies, including drones, divers, dogs, horseback riders, and 147 volunteers who managed to cover 2,400 acres on foot.

The Nebraska State Patrol helicopter team and Air Link managed to cover a combined 380 miles during the search effort, but no sign of Chance could be found.

Authorities were concerned for his wellbeing as the rains on the evening that Chance disappeared were described as heavy and cold, in addition to the dangers of lightning.

It was also postulated that Chance may have fallen into a river or stream or suffered from hypothermia due to the weather conditions.

I'd ask you all to keep the Sikowskis in your prayers.

And thank goodness for the Nebraska State Patrol and ICE, that illegal immigrant did not walk free.

He was picked up in a custody.

Thank you, Governor Pillen.

Once Chance had been reported missing, the Gearing Police Department sprung into action and called in the help of 18 agencies, including drones, divers, dogs, horseback riders, and 147 volunteers who managed to cover 2,400 acres on foot.

The Nebraska State Patrol helicopter team and air link managed to cover a combined 380 miles during the search effort, but no sign of Chance could be found.

Authorities were concerned for his well-being as the rains on the evening that Chance disappeared were described as heavy and cold in addition to the dangers of lightning.

It was also postulated that Chance may have fallen into a river or stream or suffered from hypothermia due to the weather conditions.

Um- So compared to the official narrative, um, investigative journalism and primary record audit, journalist Nick Bryant spent over seven years auditing thousands of pages of primary records.

Including subpoenaed Nebraska State Patrol reports, Omaha Police Department memos, flight receipts, court transcripts, and audio/video debriefings.

The core assertions from Nick Bryant's book, uh, confirms the reality of a interstate pedophile pandering and blackmail network operating out of Omaha and Washington, D.C.

He documents direct ties between Larry King and Washington, D.C. lobbyist and CIA asset, Craig Spence, who ran an audiovisual blackmail operation in Washington involving the White House call boy tours and political elites.

So what are, or w- what primary records were, uh, was Bryant able to unearth specifically? Well, the discovery of the basement archive, um, was a massive finding.

And while evaluating the claims in John DeCamp's "The Franklin Cover-Up," investigative journalist Nick Bryant located the core primary document cache stored in brown boxes in the basement of DeCamp's Lincoln law office.

This archive contained original Omaha Police Department reports, Nebraska State Patrol files, uh, Department of Social Services records, internal Boys Town documents, uh, air charter receipts, and investigator Gary Caradory's daily logs and interview debriefings.

I had just mentioned the flight receipts and the aviation logs.