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I'm Brett. And I'm Alice and we are the prosecutors. Today on the prosecutors, we finish our look at the disappearance of Chance Engelbert.

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I Hello everybody and welcome with this episode of the prosecutors.

I'm Brett, and I'm joined as always by my Bronc Bustin co-hostin, Alice.

I wish I were that tough. I wish I were a rodeo queen, but I'll settle for Brunk Bustin. Have you ever written in a rodeo? I know you're on horses. You're a horsewoman. I have not, because I will say, so equestrian, like, hunter jumper, is very different from like, barrel racing. Horse dancing. Or bear back. Oh, yeah. Barrel barrel racing so did you do hunter jumper is that

what you did i did hunter jumper so you didn't do the dancing the horse dancing no i did not do drasage

i was like what's dancing i mean i danced but the horse did not you should have you you

great dancer with a dancing horse put the two together know, it would have been in the Olympics. How did we not think of that? Let's rewind the clock 20 years and go do some dancing horse and. Dancing horses. Yes, that's right. But of course, I'm not the real Bronco Buster. No, you're not. You're not. We're back. Our man, our man, chance. Chance. I keep calling him Chase to. You keep calling him Chase and then I get confused. Chance. Which is a fantastic rodeo name, shall we say? I know. Like, take a chance. Bands. Engelbert. He was really born to be a Bronco-busting kind of guy.

And I will say probably all the way to the end.

Yeah.

And, you know, I mean, honestly, if he destucked a bronch-busting, who knows?

But he got in a demolition derby and it took him to Nebraska and he fell in love.

And if you guys remember our last episode, he was down there visiting the in-laws, had a little bit of a disagreement, seems like, got angry, took a walk, supposedly to blow off steam, but the end ends up basically trying to walk all the way back to Wyoming.

There's a whole bunch of phone calls that are exchanged, and then a storm comes.

He's caught in the storm.

It seems like his phone either something happens to it or it just stops pinging.

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