The Nolan Wells Investigation: Suspicious details, Misleading Photos, And A State With A Notorious History Of Racial Injustice
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Welcome, everyone. I'm Amy Robach alongside TJ Holmes. And today we're talking about what everyone is seemingly talking about. And that is what has happened to Nolan Wells, an 18 year old college football player out partying with his friends on the 4th of July. His friends returned back to shore. And he doesn't. His body's found around two days later. And today, we still don't know what has happened to Nolan Wells.
We should find out soon enough, hopefully, with a bunch of autopsies that are out there. But you said what everybody's talking about. It seems to be what everybody's fighting about. And the fight, yes, once again, has gone in the direction of race. Look, this channel is called Out of Network. And now that we're out of network, we can say this. That do you really expect the black parents of an 18-year-old black kid who died under suspicious circumstances to just take the Mississippi authorities word for it that your son died of an accidental drowning? No, that is something that needs to be said out loud. There's a reason that a black parent might not just take Mississippi's word for it that their black kid hanging out with nothing but white kids.
Ends up dead. This could be a total accident, Robes, but it's getting missed sometimes in the conversation that's being had. Why don't you just trust the authorities? Why does it always have to... There's a reason for that that we'll get into, Robes, but that is where we are with this kid. Nolan Wells, 18. Good swimmer. Healthy as all get out. Surrounded by 200 people. Dead. Why?
And no one saw how he died, when he died, why he died. That is concerning, in addition to several other issues that his parents and his parents' attorneys bring up that I think any parent, I don't care what color you are, would have questions about. Meaning, why would an 18, almost 19-year-old not have his phone with him? Why would he say, hey friends, go leave without me, and by the way, take my phone, take the keys to my car.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:30
2
What happened to Nolan Wells and why is his disappearance newsworthy?
8:30–29:36
3
What does the July 3–6 timeline reveal about Nolan Wells’ last known movements?
29:36–47:13
4
Why is it suspicious that Nolan’s phone, keys, and photos were missing or altered?
47:13–51:52
Speakers
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