Wi Search Continues for 2 Missing Brothers

The search for two missing brothers from Wisconsin has zeroed in on a 78-acre property outside Braymer.Nick and Justin Diemel, 35 and 24 years old, have not been heard from since Sunday."We don't know what's going on. There are a lot of things that don't add up, and obviously very, very concerned about it," said Rob Krull, the brothers' cousin. "We knew something was up when they weren't answering their phones after a couple of hours."Krull drove down Sunday with another cousin and an employee of the livestock company to help."We need answers. Family needs answers. He's got four kids at home and a wife," Rob Chupp said.Chupp is the last-known person to speak with the brothers, which was at 11 a.m. Sunday. Chupp said the pair were at a farm and everything seemed fine. The two had a 1:50 p.m. flight out of Kansas City's airport. "We're just talking about the situation with the cattle and stuff like that," Chupp said. "I mean these are two tough boys. It would take a lot to make something happen to them," Krull said.The brothers' rented Ford F250 was discovered in a commuter lot in Holt, just off I-35 Sunday. The Platte County sheriff's department set up a command post on the Braymer farm, using a drone to help search. Several different agencies are all assisting. The only clue investigators have released is the discovery of the rented truck. "These are not two people who would take off and leave their families," Chupp said.The Diemels' family and friends hope someone who knows something will come forward."Obviously, we all hope that they're well and fine somewhere and this is all just a big miscommunication of some sort," Krull said."The littlest piece of information might actually be a big piece of information," Chupp said.Law enforcement said they will continue to search the farm throughout the night. Anyone with information on the case is asked to call 816-632-8477.

BRAYMER, Mo. —

The search for two missing brothers from Wisconsin has zeroed in on a 78-acre property outside Braymer.

Nick and Justin Diemel, 35 and 24 years old, have not been heard from since Sunday.

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"We don't know what's going on. There are a lot of things that don't add up, and obviously very, very concerned about it," said Rob Krull, the brothers' cousin. "We knew something was up when they weren't answering their phones after a couple of hours."

Krull drove down Sunday with another cousin and an employee of the livestock company to help.

"We need answers. Family needs answers. He's got four kids at home and a wife," Rob Chupp said.

Chupp is the last-known person to speak with the brothers, which was at 11 a.m. Sunday. Chupp said the pair were at a farm and everything seemed fine. The two had a 1:50 p.m. flight out of Kansas City's airport.

"We're just talking about the situation with the cattle and stuff like that," Chupp said.

"I mean these are two tough boys. It would take a lot to make something happen to them," Krull said.

The brothers' rented Ford F250 was discovered in a commuter lot in Holt, just off I-35 Sunday.

The Platte County sheriff's department set up a command post on the Braymer farm, using a drone to help search. Several different agencies are all assisting.

The only clue investigators have released is the discovery of the rented truck.

"These are not two people who would take off and leave their families," Chupp said.

The Diemels' family and friends hope someone who knows something will come forward.

"Obviously, we all hope that they're well and fine somewhere and this is all just a big miscommunication of some sort," Krull said.

"The littlest piece of information might actually be a big piece of information," Chupp said.

Law enforcement said they will continue to search the farm throughout the night.

Anyone with information on the case is asked to call 816-632-8477.

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