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Oct 7, 2026

Chris CoragioHOST
3:27
Nolan Wells' family is calling on the federal government to investigate his death off Mississippi's Horn Island.
Chris CoragioHOST
3:32
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and Wells' parents held a news conference on Monday saying they still have unanswered questions after a Jackson County grand jury declined to bring criminal charges.
Chris CoragioHOST
3:41
Wells' body was found in the water on July 6th, and both state and independent autopsies listed his cause and manner of death as undetermined.
Chris CoragioHOST
3:49
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Clay EdwardsHOST
9:18
And then the fifth one is Isaiah Kelvin Harris, uh, AKA The Isaiah Harris.
Clay EdwardsHOST
9:26
Uh, Ed Podziuk, uh, says, "Tonight, on behalf of completely innocent young men, Warren Hudson, Jax Petullo, and Morgan Seymour, we have filed five additional lawsuits in county court, Jackson County, Mississippi." I just told you the names, and he goes on to say, "As these suits unquestionably demonstrate, we will identify, pursue, and punish TikTokers, YouTubers, and other content creators who spread their libelous and slanderous poison far and wide online.
Clay EdwardsHOST
9:59
Wherever they may live, and we know where they live, these cowards are nothing more than keyboard warriors with big mouths and small brains.
Clay EdwardsHOST
10:08
They've done a lot of damage, but now it's their turn to feel the heat." To my friend, Jay Tyler Cox, in Mississippi, a shout-out to Tyler Cox.
Clay EdwardsHOST
50:34
And then the fifth one is Isaiah Kelvin Harris, uh, AKA The Isaiah Harris.
Clay EdwardsHOST
50:42
Uh, Ed Paultzick, uh, says, "Tonight, on behalf of completely innocent young men, Warren Hudson, Jax Patalo, and Morgan Seymour, we have filed five additional lawsuits in county court, Jackson County, Mississippi." I just told you the names, and he goes on to say, "As these suits unquestionably demonstrate, we will identify, pursue, and punish TikTokers, YouTubers, and other content creators who spread their libelous and slanderous poison far and wide online.
Clay EdwardsHOST
51:15
Wherever they may live," and we know where they live, "these cowards are nothing more than keyboard warriors with big mouths and small brains.
Clay EdwardsHOST
51:24
They've done a lot of damage, but now it's their turn to feel the heat." To my friend, J.
Jesse WeberSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:31
He was washed ashore near Horn Island, about eight to 10 miles off the Gulf Coast of Mississippi.
Jesse WeberSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:36
And now the Jackson County District Attorney's office has said there was no evidence of a crime.
Jesse WeberSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:41
Grand jury didn't find any evidence of a crime.
Jesse WeberSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:44
But what happened to Nolan's phone? That is what has raised some new questions, because first, to put it into perspective, I wanna play for you what Jackson County District Attorney Angel Myers McArath said in a recorded statement about Nolan's phone, about this key piece of evidence after the grand jury's report, after the grand jury came forward and said, "No evidence of a crime."
Rick VorHOST
22:07
Here again, another narrative allowed to flourish when my hands were tied in responding.
Rick VorHOST
22:12
The Crump team knew better, but allowed the public to believe, among other false narratives, that our medical examiner withheld Nolan's lungs and stomach when his body was released, that things had been deleted off of Nolan's phone before it was given back to his family, that I refused to cooperate with the examination of Nolan's cellphone, that I refused to provide Nolan's autopsy results to the family.
Omar MooreHOST
77:53
This is the white logic, dear listener, that I keep telling you about.
Omar MooreHOST
77:57
Whether it is the white logic of the DA in Jackson County, Mississippi, Angel McElrath, whether it is the white logic of any of these other cases.
Omar MooreHOST
78:09
And the white logic exists where there are white people being affected too.
Omar MooreHOST
78:13
I told you about Krista Pike.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:08
Nolan Wells' death sparked widespread anger and speculation, drawing renewed attention to Mississippi's long history of racial violence.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:15
Jackson County's district attorney has rejected claims that race played a role, saying, quote, "There is not a shred of evidence to support these narratives."
Vince Everett EllisonHOST
4:24
You can indict a ham sandwich, okay? If you had one person that said, "I saw this," you can indict.
Vince Everett EllisonHOST
4:30
If you had one text message, if you had one grain of evidence.
Angel McElrathSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
71:18
the family the crump team and anyone close to nolan knew that his disappearance and death were not the result of racial hate or violence yet the flames of that narrative set against the backdrop of mississippi's terrible history were fanned by both people who knew the truth and those who didn't
Joy ReidHOST
71:41
there's a lot wrong with that statement and that was just the first part of the statement what's not said In this statement is the state of Mississippi and Jackson County offers its deepest condolences to Nolan Wells' family.
Joy ReidHOST
71:59
That wasn't said.
Joy ReidHOST
72:02
What was said is that Nolan Wells' death has harmed the community.
Joy ReidHOST
74:52
You are formerly the crime investigative reporter for the Clarion Ledger, so you're not there now.
Joy ReidHOST
74:57
You're at Mississippi Today.
Joy ReidHOST
74:59
So can you kind of give me a sense of how should I understand Angel McElrath or McElrath? Because it definitely feels to me like as DA in Jackson County, she cares primarily about restoring the image or preserving the image of the new Mississippi is not racist.
Joy ReidHOST
75:20
That seems like what she cared about most.
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7:35
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Vince Everett EllisonHOST
7:40
The people down in Mississippi, in the small town they live in, in Jackson County, have said, "Man, we're not getting involved in this." So they gotta shut people down now.
Vince Everett EllisonHOST
7:48
So this is why they put out this little thing on Facebook.
Vince Everett EllisonHOST
7:53
Y'all gonna love this.
Vince Everett EllisonHOST
10:55
I call them Cop to Captain Hot Man, Hot, Hot Coleman, Mr. Watermelon, because, you know, I believe if you mock the devil and make fun of him, he'll flee.
Vince Everett EllisonHOST
11:04
But make no mistake, these are dangerous times.
Vince Everett EllisonHOST
11:08
And I wanna ask the people down in Jackson County, Mississippi to hold your peace.
Vince Everett EllisonHOST
11:14
They want you to be violent.
Haley PoppGUEST
46:35
it.
Haley PoppGUEST
46:36
Look up, look up all of the black people that have died in it's Jackson County, Mississippi.
Haley PoppGUEST
46:41
I think, I think there's five or six black people that have literally been found hanging from trees and they're saying that it was suicide.
Chad ColchinHOST
46:51
Or like the Nolan Wells case is another good example.
KempireHOST
33:33
So I showed our friends over at the Sun-Herald.
KempireHOST
33:35
They said a Jackson County grand jury found no criminal wrongdoing in the July 4th death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells on Horn Island.
KempireHOST
33:44
But the ruling has only intensified a public fight over what happened.
KempireHOST
33:49
Attorneys for Wells' family, civil rights leaders, and district attorneys spent the week trading pointed statements over autopsies, deleted phone data, and what the investigation did and didn't resolve.
KempireHOST
34:02
Some of the key takeaways in regards to what played out last week, a Jackson County grand jury found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing in Wells' death, and the Mississippi State Examiner Medical's Office ruled his cause and manner of death undetermined.
KempireHOST
34:17
though neither state nor independent pathologists could rule out drowning.
KempireHOST
34:23
The grand jury heard from 43 witnesses and issued 132 subpoenas reviewing cell phone data, GPS records, photos, and forensic reports before concluding the location and condition of Wells' body was, quote, consistent

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KempireHOST
40:27
What the, there are so many people, there are so many people out there.

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