420: What Really Happened to 18-Year-Old Nolan Wells & Who is Lying?!

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What are the basic facts of Nolan Wells’ disappearance on Horn Island?

Unknown 0:00
Deep questions persist in the death of Nolan Wells. Wells' body was found after a 4th of July boat trip with friends to Horn Island in Mississippi. People are taking our situation as a joke. You just want to know what happened to our son. One of them is telling the truth. One of them is not. Hey, true crime besties. Welcome back to an all-new episode of Serialist League.
Annie Elise 1:01
Hello, hello, hello, and welcome back to an all-new episode of Serialistly with me, your host, Annie Elise. I hope you're all having a great start to your week so far, and I'm sure you're probably asking yourself, Hey Annie, what's going on? You normally release episodes on Mondays and Thursdays. What's up with the Tuesday upload? Well, I've joked with you about it in the past about how I feel like I need to have a daily show because there's unfortunately no shortage of true crime cases. And I just feel like so many of them need awareness and I feel compelled to highlight them. So there's just not enough days in the week, unless again, I do turn this into a daily show. But for those of you who are unfamiliar with my podcast, let me just give you a little bit of a breakdown of how the releases work.
Annie Elise 1:49
Mondays, I release a deep dive into a singular case. fully researched all the lore, the social media history, the red flags, everything that you can figure out through FOIA requests, court records, police things, body cam footage. We'll go into theory, speculations, I mean, whatever it is, just so that you have a full understanding of the case. Then on Thursdays, my episode is called Headline Highlights, where I cover everything that's happening in real time that week in true crime, whether it's brand new breaking cases, updates to cases, trial updates, whatever it may be. However, this week, there is such an important case that I have been feverishly researching that I knew I needed to platform.
Annie Elise 2:35
I knew I needed to highlight this. And so in my mind, when I was trying to think through the logistics of how it was going to release, because yesterday's episode is equally as important, I was like, I don't want to wait until next Monday to release this deep dive, but I don't want to you know, abbreviate the case and stuff it into headline highlights because there's so much information that I believe needs to be shared. So then I was like, okay, maybe I'll just replace headline highlights with another deep dive this week. But I also don't want to wait until Thursday to release it. So that brings us to today. I'm moving up headline highlights. We're repurposing it as a deep dive, and it is releasing today, meaning you will not receive your normal headline highlights on Thursday.
Annie Elise 3:20
I'm sorry, but hopefully you're not too angry with me because it's being supplemented with a deep dive, which we are going into today. You may have already noticed in the title what this case is about and who the center of this case is about, but if you don't and you have not heard about this case and this young man, don't worry. I am going to give you all the details. As I said, I have been researching it like crazy this weekend. I have been reaching out to law enforcement to get court records to see whatever I can find to just like have as accurate of an episode as I possibly can for you. But because this case is unfolding in real time, there's a very real chance that even within the next 24 hours of me now publishing this episode, there might be updates.
Annie Elise 4:09
But fear not. If so, I will absolutely circle back and I will do a follow-up episode on this case. But sorry for the rant and ramble if you're new here. I do that sometimes. I go on little tangents now and then. But that is basically what's happening right now. And my goal in all of my case coverage is to really just break it down for you like a friend would. Somebody who has researched high and low and who knows the case backwards and forwards and just... deliver it to you in less of a clinical type way like documentaries do, but more in a best friend kind of way, telling you all the details, everything you need to know.

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