Caitlin Becker

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330 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 30 Jul

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The Megyn Kelly Show · Investigating the Nolan Wells Story, and How Crump and Sharpton Have Racialized It, with Aronberg, Murphy, Aidala, and Caitlyn Becker | Ep. 1365 · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

All of these things can be true, and it doesn't change what actually happened.

Like you said, not a big risk for his three friends to say, we're going back now, and him say, I'm going to talk to this girl and catch a ride later, and then talk to the girl, and then he was going back to his friends.

All of those things could be true, but that doesn't get us to the finish line of how did this poor boy end up face down in the water after two days of being missing?

There is a large gap here that can't be explained, and the autopsy report

should be able to answer some of that, like you mentioned, whether or not there was water in the lungs.

Something that Ben Crump did mention during his press conference was that the stomach contents was not something his medical examiner could determine.

That is important for determining time of death as well.

When was the last time this person ate?

So it was kind of half results, and we really won't get those answers until we get the full autopsy.

And then from there,

There's so many different routes of investigation that have to be done.

But like you said many times, an investigation still needs to be done.

And getting caught up in the extraneous details or the little routes that people are taking or things that don't really involve Nolan directly is losing sight of the point.

What I focused on was when Nolan's name was spoken, and it was kind of toward the end of that speech.

So you really could tell that for the speakers, for Al Sharpton, for Ben Crump, a lot of this has become about a larger issue and not really about the issue at hand, which is what happened to Nolan Wells.

And for me, as a journalist who investigates these kind of things, that's

All my focus is on.

And so I think it's important to keep coming back to, okay, what happened, what happened, what happened.

But then with these things, this is the conversation that does get sparked.

I mean, what's interesting, and I'm not necessarily playing devil's advocate, but it's so fascinating to me how people...

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