Authorities Seeking Assistance in Locating Missing Ho-Chunk Man

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Native Brief: HO-CHUNK NATION, WISCONSIN - Officials on the Ho-Chunk Nation - or Hocak Worak - and with the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, are asking anyone with information about Gene Jacob Cloud, Jr. to contact the Sheriff's Office.

Gene Jacob Cloud, Jr Missing Ho-Chunk Man

Cloud, also known as Breezy Cloud, has been missing since January 25. He was last seen near Millston, Wisconsin, which is in the southern portion of Jackson County. Cloud ran into a ditch on a wintry night. He was last seen walking on County Highway O.

Gene Jacob Cloud, Jr Missing Ho-Chunk ManGene Cloud Jr is Missing

Cloud is a 20 year old tribal citizen of the Ho-Chunk Nation in Wisconsin. He is 5'8" and weighs 140 lbs with black hair and brown eyes.

His cell phone was left in his car and there has been no activity on his Facebook account since the night he went missing.

His family and friends are concerned about his whereabouts.

Anyone with information with Cloud's whereabouts please contact: the Jackson County Sheriff's Office at 715-284-5357; Simone (Cloud) Zane at 608-448-8212 or Rochelle Mann at 608-448-1760.

posted February 21, 2012 6:00 am est

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