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Marshals held a memorial to honor Monica one year following her passing, which also acted as a tribute to Cole, the late nephew of Mo Brings Plenty, a star from Yellowstone.
In the episode that aired on Sunday, April 5, of the CBS series, Monica (played by Kelsey Asbille) was commemorated in a traditional remembrance ceremony on the Broken Rock reservation, where her son Tate (Brecken Merrill), husband Kayce (Luke Grimes), and grandfather (Rudy Ramos) all expressed their respect.
Arielle Kebbel, one of the stars, later disclosed that the fictional ceremony also served as a genuine memorial for Cole Brings Plenty, who had a role in the Yellowstone spinoff 1923. His uncle, Mo Brings Plenty, currently portrays Mo in Marshals.
Kebbel mentioned to People that Mo attended the event following Cole's passing. In March 2024, a warrant was issued for Cole’s arrest in connection to a domestic violence situation. A press release indicated that authorities received calls about a screaming woman but that Cole escaped in his vehicle before their arrival. Mo and his Yellowstone co-star Cole Hauser appealed for public help in locating his nephew.
A few days later, Cole was discovered deceased at the age of 27, and no cause of death was made public. Mo has since expressed concerns regarding the investigation into Cole’s disappearance and death.
“He was my nephew, yet he felt like a son to me. For his murder to remain uninvestigated and deemed as having ‘no foul play,’ simply because they didn't want to devote resources to it is truly disheartening,” Mo stated in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter in March. “As taxpayers, we deserve the same level of effort as anyone else, so their lack of diligence is quite sad.”
Mo criticized the authorities for not exerting “much effort into” the investigation surrounding the events of Cole’s disappearance and subsequent death.
“In reality, they were not really searching for him; they were tracking him,” he conveyed to the media. “They were not actively looking for him.”
Mo urged others to “spread the word” as Cole’s family will “not let this matter rest.”
“There are many families like mine facing similar situations right now, and we still have numerous unanswered questions,” he added. “I have seen his body, I have seen the evidence indicating that someone harmed him. Thus, for them to state nothing happened, I find that hard to accept. I still can’t believe it.”
He concluded: “This was a significant loss for us because he was an individual who embraced our culture, celebrated our songs, and upheld our traditions. He symbolized the future for us. We hope to inspire more of our youth to engage with who we are from a cultural standpoint.”
The Lawrence Police Department made a public announcement regarding Mo's remarks, stating to Us Weekly, “We realize that this has been an incredibly tough situation for the family, and we express our condolences to them today as we did initially. We conducted a thorough, face-to-face presentation of the evidence for the family, which included videos, witness testimonies, and photographs. The family opted not to disclose the details. Out of concern, we respected their request.”
The statement went on: “After the case was resolved, the family filed a motion with the court to keep sealed the autopsy results, the medical examiner’s records, the law enforcement files from both the Lawrence, Kansas Police Department and the Johnson County, Kansas Sheriff’s Department, as well as Cole Brings Plenty’s Death Certificate. A judge approved this sealing. The entire case provides clear proof that there was no wrongdoing in Cole’s death and that he acted independently. Any misunderstandings and speculation stem from the family's communication. With the family’s consent, we are prepared to release a comprehensive report detailing our investigative efforts and findings.” https://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/news/marshals-monica-memorial-was-ceremony-for-yellowstone-star/
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