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Chuck Hildebrand, the founder and former owner of nevadaprep.com, has
reportedly suffered a massive heart attack in Milwaukee and is near death,
according to a police officer in San Jose, Calif.
Officer Matt Christian telephoned the Lahontan Valley News on Monday
afternoon, seeking information on Hildebrand's next of kin. Christian had
been contacted by a Milwaukee police officer who was calling phone numbers
listed in Hildebrand's cell phone. The Milwaukee officer reportedly said
that Hildebrand had been in Milwaukee to watch the San Francisco Giants play
the Milwaukee Brewers and suffered the heart attack on Monday morning. The
Milwaukee officer said Hildebrand was in critical condition.
Hildebrand founded Nevada Prep as a newspaper focusing on high school
sports in Northern Nevada in 1998. In 1999 he ceased the printed version and
created nevadaprep.com, which he operated until selling the Web site in
2007. In the eight years that he ran nevadaprep.com, Hildebrand concentrated
his coverage on high school sports in rural Nevada and often wrote columns
criticizing the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association for it's
alignment policies and on other issues.
After selling the Web site, Hildebrand returned to his boyhood home town of
Campbell, Calif., and focused on his writing career. He has authored three
books.
The Milwaukee police department is unable to release any further information
at this time. Anyone with information on Hildebrand's next of kin is asked
to call San Jose police officer Matt Christian at (831) 245-5814.
reportedly suffered a massive heart attack in Milwaukee and is near death,
according to a police officer in San Jose, Calif.
Officer Matt Christian telephoned the Lahontan Valley News on Monday
afternoon, seeking information on Hildebrand's next of kin. Christian had
been contacted by a Milwaukee police officer who was calling phone numbers
listed in Hildebrand's cell phone. The Milwaukee officer reportedly said
that Hildebrand had been in Milwaukee to watch the San Francisco Giants play
the Milwaukee Brewers and suffered the heart attack on Monday morning. The
Milwaukee officer said Hildebrand was in critical condition.
Hildebrand founded Nevada Prep as a newspaper focusing on high school
sports in Northern Nevada in 1998. In 1999 he ceased the printed version and
created nevadaprep.com, which he operated until selling the Web site in
2007. In the eight years that he ran nevadaprep.com, Hildebrand concentrated
his coverage on high school sports in rural Nevada and often wrote columns
criticizing the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association for it's
alignment policies and on other issues.
After selling the Web site, Hildebrand returned to his boyhood home town of
Campbell, Calif., and focused on his writing career. He has authored three
books.
The Milwaukee police department is unable to release any further information
at this time. Anyone with information on Hildebrand's next of kin is asked
to call San Jose police officer Matt Christian at (831) 245-5814.
