Andrew Wegley

Flatwater sought the call logs from Gov. Jim Pillen's cellphone. Four months later, his office said the records don't exist.

For more than two years, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen did not make or take a single call on his cellphone while on the clock as the state's chief

For more than two years, Gov. Pillen did not make or take calls on his cellphone while on the clock — at least none that there is any record of.

For more than two years, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen did not make or take a single call on his cellphone while on the clock as the state's chief

For more than two years, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen did not make or take a single call on his cellphone while on the clock as the state’s chief executive —

For more than two years, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen did not make or take a single call on his cellphone while on the clock as the state’s chief executive — at least none that there is any record of, according to his office’s top attorney.

Not long ago, he was in a college honor society and gave campus tours to prospective UNK students. But recent online messages viewed by Flatwater show Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez calling himself a soldier, urging action and suggesting secret “big projects in the works.”

For more than two years, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen did not make or take a single call on his cellphone while on the clock as the state's chief executive — at least none that there is any record of, according to his office's top attorney.

In his public activities online, the change Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez hoped to sow seemed nonviolent.

For more than two years, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen did not make or take a single call on his cellphone while on the clock as the state's chief executive —