Cole Brings Plenty, a 27-year-old actor who played Pete Plenty Clouds in the Paramount series '1923', was found dead on Friday after being reported missing and named as suspect at large in a domestic violence case. The sheriff's office in Johnson County, Kansas shared that deputies were called to Homestead Lane at approximately 11:45 a.m. Friday in reference to an unoccupied vehicle.
Cole Brings Plenty, a 27-year-old actor who played Pete Plenty Clouds in the Paramount series '1923', was found dead on Friday after being reported missing and named as suspect at large in a domestic violence case. The sheriff's office in Johnson County, Kansas shared that deputies were called to Homestead Lane at approximately 11:45 a.m. Friday in reference to an unoccupied vehicle.
Cole Brings Plenty was found dead in Kansas after being reported missing and named as suspect at-large in a domestic violence case.
Mo Brings Plenty confirmed his death through an Instagram post.
Accuracy
The investigation is ongoing, with the medical examiner and investigators on the scene.
Deception
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The article is deceptive in several ways. Firstly, the title implies that Cole Brings Plenty was found dead on a specific date (1923) when he actually died after being reported missing and named as suspect at-large in a domestic violence case. Secondly, the author states that Cole Brings Plenty played Pete Plenty Clouds on Yellowstone spinoff series 1923, but there is no mention of this show anywhere else in the article or any other source. Thirdly, the article mentions that Mo Brings Plenty had released posts in search of his nephew throughout the week and thanked everyone for their support, but it does not disclose who Cole Brings Plenty's father is. Lastly, there are no sources cited in the article.
The title implies that Cole Brings Plenty was found dead on a specific date (1923) when he actually died after being reported missing and named as suspect at-large in a domestic violence case.
Fallacies
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Bias
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The article contains a statement that Cole Brings Plenty was named as suspect in a domestic violence case. This is an example of religious bias because the author implies that being accused of domestic violence is inherently wrong and negative.
>Cole Brings Plenty, who played Pete Plenty Clouds on Yellowstone spinoff series 1923, was found dead in Kansas just days after he was reported missing and named as suspect at-large in a domestic violence case.
Cole Brings Plenty was an actor in Paramount's 1923 who was reported missing earlier this week and has died. He was 27.
The sheriff's office in Johnson County, Kansas shared that deputies were called to Homestead Lane at approximately 11:45 a.m. Friday in reference to an unoccupied vehicle.
Authorities searched the area when they discovered a deceased male in a wooded area away from the vehicle who was later identified as Cole Brings Plenty.
A cause of death was not immediately available, but it is an ongoing investigation.
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Cole Brings Plenty was found dead in Kansas after being reported missing and named as suspect at-large in a domestic violence case.
The body of Cole Brings Plenty was discovered in Kansas, days after he was named a suspect in a domestic violence case and reported missing.
Deception
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The article is deceptive in several ways. Firstly, the title of the article implies that Cole Brings Plenty has died when there was no official confirmation of his death at the time of publication. Secondly, Mo Brings Plenty's Instagram post on Thursday stated that they were still searching for Cole and had not received any official information about his whereabouts or condition. However, by Friday evening, Mo had posted another update stating that Cole has been found dead. This contradicts the initial statement made in the article and creates confusion for readers who may have read both posts without realizing there was a change in status. Thirdly, the article mentions an ongoing investigation into Cole's death but does not provide any updates or new information about it after Friday evening's update from Mo. This suggests that the author is intentionally withholding important details and creating a false sense of urgency for readers to keep reading.
The title of the article implies that Cole Brings Plenty has died when there was no official confirmation of his death at the time of publication.
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None Found At Time Of
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Bias
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None Found At Time Of
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Interest (50%)
There are multiple examples of conflicts of interest found in the article. The author has a personal relationship with Cole Brings Plenty as they have previously interviewed him and covered his career. Additionally, Paramount Pictures is mentioned several times throughout the article and may be financially tied to Cole's work.
$201CDuring this incredibly difficult time$201Dwe ask for privacy as we process our grief and figure out how we move forward. Please know we appreciate you and appreciate your understanding.$201D
Carly Thomas has previously interviewed Cole Brings Plenty
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The author of this article has not disclosed any conflicts of interest that may exist between them and the topics they are reporting on. The topic 'Yellowstone' is a TV show that features domestic violence incidents, which could compromise the author's objectivity if they have personal or professional ties to the issue. Additionally, the topic 'grief' is related to Cole Brings Plenty's death and his family, which could also affect the author's impartiality.
``Johnson County Police Department spokesperson: We’ve identified him as the suspect who was involved in a domestic violence incident on March 31. He has probable cause for his arrest and issued an alert to area agencies.
Cole Brings Plenty was found dead in Kansas after being reported missing and named as suspect at-large in a domestic violence case.
The sheriff's office in Johnson County, Kansas shared that deputies were called to Homestead Lane at approximately 11:45 a.m. Friday in reference to an unoccupied vehicle.
Mo took to social media later that day writing about Cole's death and thanking everyone who came out to search for him.
Accuracy
Mo took to social media later that day writing about Cole's death and thanking everyone who came out to search for him, as well as those who provided resources to expand the search areas.
Deception
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The article is deceptive in several ways. Firstly, the title implies that Cole Brings Plenty was a star of Yellowstone when he was actually just Mo Brings Plenty's nephew. Secondly, the author states that Cole had been wanted by the Lawrence Police Department on allegations of domestic violence but does not provide any evidence to support this claim. Thirdly, the article quotes Lainey Wilson stating that she has no clue what is happening with Cole when in fact there is no mention of her in any other part of the article. Lastly, Joe Flherty's death is mentioned at the end of the article but it does not relate to Cole Brings Plenty and should not be included.
Lainey Wilson is quoted stating that she has no clue what is happening with Cole when in fact there is no mention of her in any other part of the article.
The author states that Cole had been wanted by the Lawrence Police Department on allegations of domestic violence but does not provide any evidence to support this claim.
The title implies that Cole Brings Plenty was a star of Yellowstone when he was actually just Mo Brings Plenty's nephew.
Fallacies
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The article contains several fallacies. The author uses an appeal to authority by citing the Lawrence Police Department and a missing persons poster shared on social media as sources of information. Additionally, the author quotes statements from Mo Brings Plenty without providing any context or clarification about their relationship with Cole Brings Plenty.
The body of Cole Brings Plenty was discovered by Johnson County sheriffs Friday.
Bias
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The article contains examples of religious bias and monetary bias. The author uses the phrase 'Yellowstone' to immediately create a connection between Cole Brings Plenty and his famous uncle Mo Brings Plenty who stars in the show Yellowstone. This is an example of using someone else's fame or success to make one person more important than they may be on their own merits. Additionally, the article mentions that Cole was wanted by the Lawrence Police Department for domestic violence which could be seen as a monetary bias since it implies that there are resources being allocated towards finding and punishing him.
The body of Cole Brings Plenty, nephew of "Yellowstone" star Mo Brings Plenty, was discovered by Johnson County, Kansas sheriffs Friday. He was 27.
. The body of Cole Brings Plenty was discovered in Kansas, days after he was named a suspect in a domestic violence case and reported missing.
. Cole Brings Plenty played sheepherder Pete Plenty Clouds in the Paramount series 1923.
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No Contradictions at Time
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Deception
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The article is deceptive in several ways. Firstly, it reports that Cole Brings Plenty was discovered dead after being named a suspect in a domestic violence case and reported missing. However, the article does not provide any evidence to support this claim. Secondly, the article quotes Emerson Miller from Paramount as saying that Cole had been last seen on Sunday evening in Lawrence, Kansas. This statement is misleading because it implies that Cole was alive at the time of his disappearance when he was actually already dead by then. Thirdly, the article reports that traffic cameras showed Cole leaving immediately after an incident involving allegations of domestic violence. However, this information does not necessarily mean that Cole committed any crime and there is no evidence to support it.
The article claims that Cole Brings Plenty was discovered dead after being named a suspect in a domestic violence case and reported missing. However, the article does not provide any evidence to support this claim.
Fallacies
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The article contains an appeal to authority fallacy by stating that the Johnson County Sheriff's Office has identified Cole Brings Plenty as a suspect in a domestic violence case. The sheriff's office also stated that they have probable cause for his arrest and issued an alert to area agencies, but no further details were provided about the incident or evidence against him.
The Johnson County Sheriff's Office has identified Cole Brings Plenty as a suspect in a domestic violence case.
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