06/02/2026
‼️MISSING INDIGENOUS MAN‼️
💔 MISSING: TUCKER ARCHAMBAULT 💔
HELP US BRING TUCKER HOME! SHARE EVERYWHERE!
A family’s heart is completely shattered, and every passing second feels like an eternity. Tucker Archambault, a 34-year-old (recently turned 35) Indigenous man described as having a “heart of gold,” vanished from Fort Yates, ND on Wednesday, May 19th.
Tucker is the kind of person who would literally give the shirt off his back to help anyone in need. Now, he is the one who desperately needs our help. His aunt, Susan Brave Bull, shared a devastating plea that echoes the agony his family is facing:
"I just want Tucker home... We need him. We need to hear from him. He’s that missing piece to our family puzzle."
🚨 NOT JUST ANOTHER STATISTIC: MMIP ALERT 🚨
Tucker’s disappearance spotlights a painful and ongoing crisis on tribal lands. Indigenous people disappear at disproportionately high rates, and their stories too often go unheard. Tucker is a beloved relative, a son, a nephew, and a vital member of our community. We cannot let his name be forgotten. We must speak up, raise our voices, and ensure he gets the urgency and attention every missing person deserves. Do not let him become another statistic.
⚠️ CRITICAL DETAILS & LAST SEEN:
Location: Last seen in the evening by the church shade across from Diamond Z in Fort Yates, ND (Standing Rock Reservation).
The Evidence: Security cameras confirmed he was sitting on the rocks there, but it is entirely unknown which direction he went afterward.
URGENT MEDICAL CONCERN: Tucker is on medication that he has not taken since he went missing. Because of this, he may be disoriented, vulnerable, and in urgent need of medical attention.
📌 HOW THE COMMUNITY CAN HELP RIGHT NOW:
CHECK YOUR CAMERAS: If you live in Sioux Village or the Fort Yates Township Area, please review your Ring/security camera footage from the nights of May 19th and May 20th, between 11:00 PM and 6:00 AM. If you see anything unusual, contact the police immediately.
LEASH YOUR PETS: If you live near Fort Yates, please leash or kennel your dogs so the specialized bloodhound K9 tracking teams can do their jobs without distraction.
VOLUNTEER SAFELY: Multiple tribal and state agencies (including the North Dakota Highway Patrol, MHA, Spirit Lake, and the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe) have been searching by foot, air, and water. If you join volunteer search parties, always look in pairs, bring water/tick spray, and DO NOT touch any potential evidence—report it to incident commanders immediately.
📞 IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION:
No detail is too small. A shadow on a camera, a clothing item, or a sighting could be the piece of the puzzle that saves his life.
Fort Yates Police Department: (701) 854-7241
Emergency: Call 911 or contact your local law enforcement immediately.
Please, hit SHARE. Let’s flood social media across Fort Yates, Bismarck, Mandan, and surrounding tribal lands. Tucker's family refuses to stop looking until he is found. Let’s help them bring their boy home. 😭❤️
