Inside the "Public Records Request "They Hid in a Law Firm Vault | Chance Englebert EXPOSED

UPDATE 12/10
Chief Brass Responds to Public Records Request. We Couldnt Help But LAUGH 🤣🤭
More on that later...

Welcome back to the one place in Nebraska where public records don’t magically disappear into a law firm vault. Tonight we’re going through 45 pages that Matt Turman had locked up tighter than a Freemason’s handshake, and guess what? Even Ryan Couch couldn’t get these ..but WE did.

Tonight, we crack open the 45‑pages of Public Request Information that proves the Chance Englebert investigation didn’t end in July 2019, it was secretly active for MONTHS with:

Multiple interviews

Re‑interviews

Emergency Google & Verizon requests

A VEHICLE SEARCH

Search warrants, affidavits, subpoenas

And every piece of evidence funneled into Ellison, Kovarik & Turman Law Firm P.C.

Oh, and here’s the fun twist:

Even Ryan Daniels Couch, the self‑proclaimed public investigator who’s spent months giving everyone attitude, got DENIED.
But we didn’t.
We beat him to the finish line, and I didn’t even have to “file it the Ryan Couch way.”
(Sarcasm intended. Bless his heart.)

Tonight, we’re breaking down:

Why the case was quietly investigated months after they told the public it “went cold”

Why a private attorney’s office is holding police evidence

Why a vehicle was searched three months after Chance vanished

Why family interviews were repeated in September

And what this pattern actually says about the people running this so‑called “investigation”

This isn’t speculation.
This is their own paperwork, and it’s about to be read out loud.

Gather your notes.
Grab your popcorn.
Let’s shine a burning hot flashlight on Gering, Nebraska.

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This livestream is a think tank operating under the full protection of the First Amendment, the United States Constitution, and multiple Supreme Court rulings affirming our right, and your right, to discuss matters of public interest, government behavior, and public records.

Everything presented tonight is based on:

Public records

Official documents

Opinions protected under free speech

And content provided for educational, journalistic, and investigative purposes

If you’re here willingly, congratulations...you made the choice to be here.
If you don’t like what you hear, you are also perfectly free to leave.
Nobody’s holding you hostage… except maybe the people withholding the records.

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