Judge Carlos Moore

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394 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 15 Jul

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The Don Lemon Show · EXCLUSIVE: Former Mississippi Judge Carlos Moore Weighs in on Nolan Wells Case · 15 Jul 2026 podcast

He lived miraculously and could identify the white father and son duo that chased him with a gun, almost killing him.

They came up with some kind of scheme, I believe, and figured out a way where some brown investigator messed up the investigation where the judge said he had no choice

but to acquit the guys dismissed face against him with prejudice where they would never stand trial for attempted murder, aggravated assault of a young black man had the roles been reversed and they've been a white driver and to a black father and son shooting a white driver.

They will be under the jail by now.

So when you when you hear me being fed up because I know the system, I know the games they play.

It's as crooked as it can be.

It needs to be washed from top to bottom.

Wash from top to bottom.

I believe that it's possible that race played a factor in what happened to him.

I believe it plays a factor in so many people remaining quiet.

I know that if the roles were reversed, people would not be this quiet or they would not suddenly have amnesia.

I do believe that justice is being delayed because of the race.

And justice delayed is justice denied in my book.

So race plays a huge part in the criminal justice system.

I can't find any other reason for the examples I've given you tonight.

And that's just two of them I could give you besides race.

And so in this instance, we know that justice can be applied swiftly when they want to.

And I am 100% certain that had the roles been reversed in this case, there would have been arrest by now of three black boys that came back to land in Mississippi and a white boy went missing.

I'm 100% certain based on my experience, my lived experiences in Mississippi for many, many years and many, many decades that they would be in jail now for some crime.

It may not be murder, but some lesser offense that would have led them to put pressure until someone broke and told exactly what happened.

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