Postpartum Killer

I think I only have two things to discuss today, unless something else comes into my brain.

The first one is the...

We were just kind of briefly talking about it.

The autopsy for...

Independent autopsy, we should say, for Nolan Wells has just been released.

It was released... at an NAACP convention or something is happening with NAACP.

Ben Crump is there and he kind of went over the findings from that autopsy.

What I want to, I've gotten a ton of people asking me to cover that case.

It is not yet a case.

So that is why I haven't made much of a video because there is, well, any videos because there isn't a case yet if there's going to be.

But a few things I wanted to say about the autopsy coming out.

Number one, right, just generally speaking, anytime there isn't a death right that body becomes the in the possession right of whatever entity or organization or um whoever kind of runs that jurisdiction right and and the medical examiner or whoever is a part of that does the autopsy right that is what naturally happens people, family members, whoever, have the ability, if they so choose, to have an independent autopsy done, right? And so that is what obviously has happened here.

This case happened in Mississippi.

The Mississippi medical examiner, I don't know the specifics.

I don't know the counties and all of that, but whoever has done the autopsy.

And then I think, who's the football player that's not a football player anymore with the big hair? He bent the knee?

Yeah.

I can't think of his name.

He paid for the independent autopsy.

He paid for the family.

Kaepernick.

Kaepernick, from what I understand, paid for Nolan Wells' family to be able to have an outside, somebody outside of Mississippi, come in and do an autopsy on Nolan's body.

So that is just context as to how we even got here.

the autopsy i'm going to put it up and just go over a couple things

my question about the autopsy is how long does the organ stay in the body before the autopsy because i would think uh especially if the person is a organ donor or not um as soon as they're deceased they're trying to harvest organs so they won't so they'll still be good so that's my question on autopsies because this one from what we're hearing um the organs weren't there anymore