Charles Coleman

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4,277 appearances 31 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 3d ago

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The Don Lemon Show · Nolan Wells' Family Left In The Dark During Investigation · 15 Jul 2026 podcast

They're the exception that proves the rule, which is that there's a two-tiered system of justice in America.

which is that we do not see the same types of resources and effort exerted when it comes to victims who look like me you and lee in all the cases that we should and that is a problem justice does not work the same way for everyone and put plain and simply when people stop and actually realize

when they realize the fact that, wow, all of this is happening in the face of public pressure, in the face of the fact that people know about the case, in the face of them having competent legal representation, and this is still happening.

That's when people should really ask themselves, well, what does it mean for someone who does not have that?

Because if there is nothing that this case should make us do at this point, with all that we don't know, with all that is still remained to be uncovered and found out and investigated, this should prompt a ruthless and vigilant interrogation of the system.

it should prompt a meticulous interrogation and demand of the process, which is something that I continue to stress as someone who's worked on both sides, because now people, if they did not before, absolutely are seeing how flawed it is and how it does not work.

And at the end of the day,

Even if I were to expect or accept rather that for Nolan Xavier Wells, this was somehow an anomaly in terms of how it was handled, which it is not.

That's still one black boy too many.

That's still one victim too many.

That's still one person.

That's still one unalived person too many to have a shoddy investigation where law enforcement has not employed its absolute best to get answers for this family and for the public.

Thank you, Monique.

Thanks, Monique.

I do want to say, and this is something that the public needs to understand in terms of why it's important to be patient.

We have seen, not often enough, but we have seen cases where the aggression of law enforcement to respond to the public has led to mistakes in an investigation that have prevented a conviction.

And so the one thing that I want us to keep in mind is the long game here.

And the long game, even as we are right now clamoring for answers and clamoring for understanding, as we should be with respect to Nolan Wells, is that whomever is responsible is held accountable in a court of law.

And that means that we wanna make sure that when and if an arrest is made, that it sticks.

The grand jury is a part of this process.

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