Missing Lincoln man (and Chance Englebert)

[Kaladin]

Try like 60 plus miles north of the scottsbluff monument. Sioux County has very few people who live there, mostly farmers and ranchers.

If this is Chance someone dumped him there. I live just west of the monument and drive the route he supposedly walked all the time. There is no reason he would have walked up there, especially in that storm. We got like 3 inches of rain that night, it was brutal. Besides, the Monument is closed and I don't see even a severely intoxicated person making that hike in a down pour, let alone in the daylight.

from the photos i've seen it looks like the place they found him is in an elevated area that is kind of a dead end. i don't know why englebert would go up there, unless he got struck by lightning or something and was delirious. or maybe he was trying to get to a higher elevation for cell phone service

 

[Bulldog10]

from the photos i've seen it looks like the place they found him is in an elevated area that is kind of a dead end. i don't know why englebert would go up there, unless he got struck by lightning or something and was delirious. or maybe he was trying to get to a higher elevation for cell phone service

I read that when they found the body, they were using shovels. In laws probably killed him and buried him there.

 

[wildcat_husker]

I read that when they found the body, they were using shovels. In laws probably killed him and buried him there.

Am I missing something about the in-laws? Why do we think they were involved?

 

[Kaladin]

Am I missing something about the in-laws? Why do we think they were involved?

Chance had an argument with his father in law and brother in law. Chance then left the in laws house on foot at about 7:30 pm. His wife asked for a death certificate a few days later while searches were still being conducted (which isn’t necessarily out of the ordinary). So people theorize that the in laws got rid of him.

 

[wildcat_husker]

Chance had an argument with his father in law and brother in law. Chance then left the in laws house on foot at about 7:30 pm. His wife asked for a death certificate a few days later while searches were still being conducted (which isn’t necessarily out of the ordinary). So people theorize that the in laws got rid of him.

I guess I knew that. That seems like a stretch.

Asking for a death certificate seems more reasonable when you have a child and I believe were a stay at home mom?

 

[Kaladin]

I guess I knew that. That seems like a stretch.

Asking for a death certificate seems more reasonable when you have a child and I believe were a stay at home mom?

I don’t think the in laws had anything to do with it.

If he was murdered, more likely it was someone trying to rob him, killing him, then dumping the body.

His route really doesn’t make any sense

 

[HuskerGarrett]

Yeah I believe they were golfing and got into an argument about his new job. Whatever his father and brother in law said pissed him off so they got into an argument. He said he wanted to go back to Wyoming. His wife refused so he got more pissed and started walking

 

[Huskers633]

Yeah I believe they were golfing and got into an argument about his new job. Whatever his father and brother in law said pissed him off so they got into an argument. He said he wanted to go back to Wyoming. His wife refused so he got more pissed and started walking

This is what happened. I listened to a true crime podcast episode about his disappearance this past summer.

 

[greybeardedchild]

Chance had an argument with his father in law and brother in law. Chance then left the in laws house on foot at about 7:30 pm. His wife asked for a death certificate a few days later while searches were still being conducted (which isn’t necessarily out of the ordinary). So people theorize that the in laws got rid of him.

Yea don't dismiss familial ties, but that's a pretty big leap to kill an in-law over an argument. Not saying my ex-fil didn't fantasize about such.

 

[Kaladin]

A guy on Facebook claims the area where the remains were found was a burial place for Indian tribes. Could just be a body that appeared after years of erosion

 

[Southendzonehusker]

I know this is said before but it’s unreal in my mind the wife just let him walk away drunk. At least go with him or something. Helps confirm that women have smaller brains.

 

[Bulldog10]

I know this is said before but it’s unreal in my mind the wife just let him walk away drunk. At least go with him or something. Helps confirm that women have smaller brains.

Seems like they fought a lot and he was a bit of a hot head so he would regularly do similar things to remain calm.

 

[TampaBaySkers]

I know this is said before but it’s unreal in my mind the wife just let him walk away drunk. At least go with him or something. Helps confirm that women have smaller brains.

I got a few potato reactions from a couple betas for having this same thought . She’s a terrible wife

 

[Kaladin]

please correct me if I’m wrong

Chance was was walking north northwest from in laws through Gering toward Scottsbluff, and that’s where he was last seen on camera

In which case the monument would have been south of him. So if he decided to go straight south from where he was, that would have taken him to the monument where remains were found.

 

[HuskerGarrett]

please correct me if I’m wrong

Chance was was walking north northwest from in laws through Gering toward Scottsbluff, and that’s where he was last seen on camera

In which case the monument would have been south of him. So if he decided to go straight south from where he was, that would have taken him to the monument where remains were found.

@RedSeaRising ?

 

[Kaladin]

I got a few potato reactions from a couple betas for having this same thought . She’s a terrible wife

I wonder if the kid is even Chances kid

 

[Bulldog10]

Chance had an argument with his father in law and brother in law. Chance then left the in laws house on foot at about 7:30 pm. His wife asked for a death certificate a few days later while searches were still being conducted (which isn’t necessarily out of the ordinary). So people theorize that the in laws got rid of him.

Don’t forget that the wife’s family hasn’t let Chance’s family see the child since he died.

 

[RedSeaRising]

please correct me if I’m wrong

Chance was was walking north northwest from in laws through Gering toward Scottsbluff, and that’s where he was last seen on camera

In which case the monument would have been south of him. So if he decided to go straight south from where he was, that would have taken him to the monument where remains were found.

@RedSeaRising ?

Based off what I've seen on the route he's walking, this would be plausible. I believe there is camera footage of him walking north from Domino's in Gering which would basically be the northern edge of the monument. If he went west at all from that trajectory he would have been in that vicinity

 

[Kaladin]

Try like 60 plus miles north of the scottsbluff monument. Sioux County has very few people who live there, mostly farmers and ranchers.

If this is Chance someone dumped him there. I live just west of the monument and drive the route he supposedly walked all the time. There is no reason he would have walked up there, especially in that storm. We got like 3 inches of rain that night, it was brutal. Besides, the Monument is closed and I don't see even a severely intoxicated person making that hike in a down pour, let alone in the daylight.

And it sounds like the remains were buried. I don’t think a natural cause can explain that

 

[BIGSTICK67]

Don’t forget that the wife’s family hasn’t let Chance’s family see the child since he died.

Wow, o.k.

This is a fascinating story. Secret paternity test anyone? That's more than fishy - if true.