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she speaks about Tatum going down to Horn Island or sorry, going down to Ocean Springs to save the day and interviewing the three white boys.

And then how people didn't believe them after the interview and that how Officer Tatum was there to save the day and discover the truth and let everybody know what really happened.

And she's so blown away that nobody believed Officer Tatum.

Then she goes on to speak about how she got involved, which is another lie.

She's like, oh, the lawyers saw my coverage of Nolan and I was doing it so well that they called me and they were like, yo, can you come down to Ocean Springs? Because we want to let you know the truth.

Um, the truth is, is that they wanted to find a black woman on the extreme right.

That would do everything that they told officer Tatum to do.

So adding a weird layer to this whole role.

And in a smaller, almost comedic footnote, the Ocean Springs City Council responded to the local UFO flap by passing a resolution making UFO landings illegal within city limits.

What's a UFO flap? We looked that up one time.

It's something really popular in the news.

That sounds like a flop to me.

It does.

Ocean Springs City Council was just cashing in on a hot topic.

Just smart.

So you all know we've spoken about this Nolan Wells case previously.

Again, this is Nolan Wells, who was the 18-year-old from Ocean Springs, Mississippi.

He's a black college football player, went by boat to Horn Island on July 4th with friends.

The friends came back.

Was his death accidental? Was he murdered? Or did it begin as an accident and end in a crime? Nolan Xavier Wells was born on August 19, 2007, to parents Christine Wells Wansley and Elmore Wansley.

Nolan grew up in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, alongside five siblings.

He was part of a blended family.

When they married, Nolan's mother and father combined their children from previous relationships.

He played baseball and basketball, but his main passion was football.

Just like other high-performing athletes his age, Nolan dreamed of playing in the NFL.

Nolan became a star-wide receiver with the Ocean Springs High School Greyhounds.

He was such a standout player that he was awarded a full football scholarship to Southwest Mississippi Community College.

Yeah, and it should be noted that the hatchery is located in another state's publicly funded institution, which is the University of Southern Miss.

It's at their Ocean Springs campus.

You hold the phone.

Wait, wait.

And through every, every stock enhancement operation that's ever been done, every piece of surrounding literature suggests that to, to, have a stock enhancement program, you have to have the most stringent harvest regulations in effect to even have a possible positive impact, which there have been none.

So we'll get into that in a second.

But yeah, Southern Miss has the closest, you know, quote unquote, large scale functioning uh aquaculture slash enhancement program and you know that's that's nearby uh you know for all of this to take place but yeah like like you said you know these funds are going towards you know this this program that's being taken place in ocean springs mississippi um and so obviously there's this need for a ramp up and funds for them to try to relocate this operation to get it to louisiana and to get it to the scale that they're trying to get it to and be able to produce.

So there's a difference here.