Diddy’s 30 Day Countdown

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Flo Show, No Filter

Episode: Diddy’s 30 Day Countdown
Host: Flo
Date: July 8, 2026

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Episode Overview

This high-energy episode centers on two major news stories that have the internet buzzing. First: the stunning development that music mogul Diddy could be released to a halfway house in 30 days due to his completion of a drug rehab program. Second: an in-depth, highly emotional exploration of the mysterious and controversial death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells during a July 4th island trip with friends. Host Flo emphasizes his commitment to reporting trending news "no filter," addressing accusations of bias and the challenge of covering racially charged stories. The tone is raw, unscripted, and interactive, with commentary, listener takes, and notable moments of skepticism, frustration, and genuine mourning.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Diddy's Imminent Release from Prison

(Main Segment: 02:36–16:56, 23:44–24:00)

• Breaking News: Diddy is reportedly set to be released to a halfway house on August 7, 2026, if he completes a residential drug abuse program, effectively reducing his sentence by a full year.
  • “Diddy has found a way to come home from prison next month… Unbelievable. Here it is.” – Flo [02:36–04:45]
• Procedural Breakdown: Explanation of how the REDAP (Residential Drug Abuse Program) enables early release. Details of Diddy’s incarceration timeline and eligibility for the halfway house are discussed.
  • “Well now they have the residential drug abuse program that will knock a year off Diddy's time, and if he completes it… he will be going to a halfway house August 7, 2026.” – Flo [04:34]
• Social Reaction: Flo forecasts polarized public response—fans excited, critics seeing it as an example of privilege.
  • “People… who rooting for Diddy gonna be happy. Everybody… who knows Diddy got off with a slap on the wrist gonna be pissed.” [14:37]
• Cultural Impact: Rumors swirl about Diddy potentially hopping on the remix of Young Miami’s hit song, capitalizing instantly on his release.
  • “Unbelievable. And to think that he possibly come out and jump on a remix of the hottest song of the summer right now. This is about to be crazy.” [07:24]
• Cautions and Uncertainties: The possibility remains of new charges (from the ongoing LA investigation) complicating Diddy’s post-release life. Flo highlights this isn’t a presidential pardon (“No, Trump didn’t pardon him.” [07:53]), but rather an administrative reduction for rehab program completion.
• Authenticity and Skepticism: Flo stresses the legitimacy of the news, dismissing rumors and confirming his sources.

Notable Quotes

• “I hate to break it to y’all, but I don’t like to sugarcoat it. Diddy is coming home in 30 days, man. Unbelievable.” — Flo [04:45]
• “This is not hearsay. This is actual, real, legitimate news. Diddy coming out? Unbelievable.” — Flo [08:13]

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2. The Nolan Wells Mystery

(Main Segment: 24:04–56:45)

• Tragic Disappearance: The case of Nolan Wells, a Black 18-year-old who went on a boat trip to Horn Island with three white friends on July 4th; only his friends returned. Nolan was later found dead.
  • “You’re telling me four of y’all friends made it to the island, but only three friends made it back to the island. But… his phone made it back, but he didn’t make it back.” — Flo [24:10]
• Competing Narratives: Conflicting stories emerge. Nolan’s friends claim he stayed behind with a girl (Katie), but Katie states she only spoke with Nolan and that he returned to his friends.
  • “We got two different stories. Somebody… they both can’t be true. Somebody has to be lying. Who do y'all believe?” — Flo [32:41]
• Suspicion and Social Media Response: The story generates a storm: friends lawyering up, social media accounts deleted, widespread allegations of foul play, and community calls for justice and transparency.
  • “Everybody lawyering up. All his friends and associates deleted or deactivated their social media accounts… How did he go from walking her to the boat to… being dead?” — Flo [37:12]
• Race and Power Dynamics: Listeners and Flo discuss the potential involvement of privilege and racism, with some viewers suspecting a coverup due to connections (judge’s family, lawyer’s family, etc.).
  • “The more I learn about the Nolan Wells case, the more I’m convinced that it was a clan initiation ritual… The racism in this country disgusts me.” — Listener G [34:38]
• Substances and Peer Pressure: Allegations surface about drug use by the friend group, raising questions over possible accidental death and subsequent coverup.
  • “What if they peer pressured him into doing something? And, again, with the mixture of alcohol…” — Nolan’s friend (quoted by Flo) [55:04]
• Critical Facts Recap (per Flo):
  • Nolan was last seen July 4 talking with Katie at 3 pm; video may show him later at 4:30 pm.
  • Friends returned home without him, reported he caught another boat.
  • Friends were later seen partying, raised suspicions by not immediately searching.
  • Body found July 6 by park rangers, presumed to be Nolan.
  • Family has retained attorney Ben Crump.

Notable Quotes & Listener Contributions

• “Nobody has posted risk. Private, even the judge stepmother of Warren Hudson. Yeah, and we got a lot of people on social media having different takes about this.” — Flo [33:20]
• “If it was me and my four close friends, I’m not leaving that island until I leave with my friend.” — Nolan’s teammate (as relayed by Flo) [56:45]
• “Why did they leave him in the first place? Why didn’t they make sure he had a ride home?” — Nolan’s teammate [56:26]

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Noteworthy & Memorable Moments

• Raw Realness: Flo repeatedly rebuffs accusations of racial bias, insisting he simply covers what's trending and important: “I just cover trending news… I don’t wake up and say, is this a Black story or a white story?” [03:45]
• Breaking the Fourth Wall: Frequent engagement with the live audience, including asking for donations, reading names in the chat, and urging the community to keep up with developments.
• True Crime Sensitivity: Host’s emotional commentary as the Nolan Wells story grows increasingly complex and frustrating.
• Listener Outrage & Speculation: Multiple live takes from listeners and friends, unfiltered suspicions of a racially motivated crime and coverup.
  • “I guarantee you that they had an ‘oh shit’ moment, got scared, left him, drove the boat off, went home, told mommy and daddy...” — Listener E [36:13]
• Calls for Action: Flo urges listeners to think critically, share the story, and help seek justice for Nolan.
• Shared Grief: A sense of communal mourning for Nolan, with listeners and host both grappling to understand what happened.

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Timeline of Key Segments with Timestamps

| Timestamp | Segment/Topic | |-------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------| | 02:36-16:56 | Diddy’s potential early release, legal details, and reactions | | 24:04-56:45 | Nolan Wells case breakdown, conflicting narratives, listener theories | | 34:38-37:12 | Listener input: conspiracy and systemic racism allegations | | 47:40-50:46 | Inside info: timeline, friends' behavior post-incident, phone details | | 55:04-56:45 | Alleged substance use and closing reflection from Nolan’s friend|

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Selected Quotes (Speaker Attribution & Timestamps)

• “Diddy has found a way to come home from prison next month. …This is actual, real, legitimate news.” — Flo [02:36–08:13]
• “This ain’t no rumor. …he gonna be all up in everybody face next month.” — Flo [16:57]
• “You’re telling me four of y’all friends made it to the island, but only three friends made it back… but his phone made it back, but he didn’t.” — Flo [24:10]
• “We got two different stories. …Somebody has to be lying. Who do y’ all believe?” — Flo [32:41]
• “The more I learn about the Nolan Wells case, the more I’m convinced that it was a clan initiation ritual.” — Listener G [34:38]
• “If it was me and my four close friends, I’m not leaving that island until I leave with my friend.” — Nolan’s teammate (relayed by Flo) [56:45]

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Conclusion

This episode of The Flo Show, No Filter, delivered a double-whammy of breaking and controversial news. Flo’s “no filter” style shines through as he analyses Diddy’s possible early release with skepticism and humor, before diving into the chilling confusion and outrage surrounding the death of Nolan Wells. The episode’s tone is urgent and interactive, blending trending culture with deep community grief and anger over a tragic loss and possible cover-up.

Stay tuned: Both stories are ongoing, and Flo promises updates and continued coverage as more facts emerge.
Next episode: Monday–Friday, 8:30am live.

Transcript

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What is going on, y'?

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All?

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What? Diddy is coming home next month. Listen to what I just said. Diddy has found a way to come home from prison next month. I don't know if y' all heard that, I don't know if y' all heard about that, but we gonna get into that. Diddy is coming home next month. 30 days. Diddy is 30 days away from being at home and we're gonna talk about that. And how many of y' all put a one in the chat? If you are familiar with the Nolan Wells story, the little black kid, 18 year old Nolan Wells went on a boat, went on a trip to an island with four or a few of his friends. They all made it to the island. It was four of them together. It was three white friends and Nolan. And they all made it to the island. But everybody made it back from the island except for Nolan. Nolan was found on alive. And nobody's saying, everybody's saying they don't know. So we gotta talk about that too. What? What, what? This news cycle is going crazy now. I'm literally, I'm literally reporting on Marcellus Wiley and then I got black people in my comments about. Do you do, do you, do you ever talk about white potential crimes? And at the same time, I'M also covering the Nolan Wells story. And then I got white people in my comments asking me, do I ever cover black crimes? Like, it's like, people, first of all, I ain't the racist. Y' all are the people that saying that it's harder racist. I just cover trending news and what everybody. What. What we all want to talk about. I don't wake up and say, let me see, is this a black story or a white story? I don't even think about that. I wake up and see what everybody is messaging me, all my followers, what they want to talk about, and then we talk about it. But it's just amazing to me that I always got people from both sides talking about, do you ever do this? Do you ever do that? I'm like, do you ever click a profile and see what the is on there before you say ask a stupid question? My news is all over the place. You don't know who I might be talking about. I don't have no one set agenda or one narrative. I paint on my page, I'd see a trending story. I talk about it. Anyway. This is a crazy one. I don't even know where to go first. Where we gonna go first? Somebody put a donation. Put a donation in the. In the chat. Put a donation in the chat and tell us what you want to talk about first. Today we're going to talk about Diddy coming home in 30 days, or we want to dive into this Nolan. Nolan Wells story. Somebody, somebody go on to the buy me a coffee and donate to the show to keep this live alive. I'm gonna put the link in the chat. Go ahead. Donate, donate. Donate to the cause. Donate, donate, donate. What we talking about first? Who, who wanna? Who wanna, who Wanna. What's up, Ms. Royalty? Good to see you, Robin. I forgot to do my roll call. C tuck in the building at least. Grandma Kathy. How you doing, Vanetta? I see the gang there. What's up, Elise? I guess we're gonna go with Diddy or Nolan. Who we talking about? Did he come home in 30 days? I think. I don't even. You know what? And this is the crazy part. This is the crazy part, y', all, about Diddy coming home. His girlfriend, Young Miami has the hottest song of the summer right now. Young Miami has the hottest song of the summer right now. And they are. I'm hearing rumors that Diddy Mike, when he come home next month, he might hop on the remix of that spin that song everybody talking about. Because, you know, Young Miami holds Diddy down. This is going to be crazy. No, Trump didn't pardon him. And since y' all asking about it, we're gonna go into it. We're gonna go into it. We gonna go into it. We're gonna talk about this. Diddy Trump didn't pardon him. I'm gonna tell y' all what. What's happening. Did he come home? I hate to beat it, hate to break it to y', all, but I don't like to sugarcoat it. Diddy is coming home in 30 days, man. Unbelievable. Here it is. Let me go to this. Diddy to be transferred to a halfway house as soon as next month, August 7, 2026, if he completes the residential drug abuse program. Y' all know they've been moving Diddy's day up and up and up. Well, now they have the. The residential drug abuse program that will knock a year off Diddy's time. And if he completes it, which Diddy got too much money, of course he gonna complete the program. They gonna make sure he complete this program. He will be going to a halfway house August 7, 2026. That's less than 30 days away. Diddy may be coming home sooner than we think. If he completes the residential drug abuse program on time, he could transfer to a halfway house as early as August 7th, 2026. It's July 8th. It's July 8th. Less than a month away. Diddy is about to be out. What do y' all think about that? This is an unbelievable development. And this is not hearsay. This is. This is actual, real, legitimate news. Did he come out? Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Did it? And to think that he possibly come out and jump on a remix of the hottest song of the summer right now. This is about to be crazy. This is about to be crazy. Now we get. Now we also getting footage of Diddy walking the yard. That's Diddy walk in the yard.

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What?

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Go back.

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Did he walk in the yard like he know he coming home in 30 days? This is gonna be crazy. So that new image is a Diddy prison. Video shows former rap mogul on his daily walk at Fort Dix. On Tuesday, July 7, TMZ obtained a video of Puff, which shows him walking the yard on Monday. According to the celebrity news outlet, Diddy spends about two hours a day on a walking routine during which the clip was taken. The footage shows the bad boy entertainment founder wearing a white T shirt, tan hat, shorts, and a pair of Nikes. So let's look at some of the. How the hell did this happen? Okay, This is how the breakdown Goes on. How did he come home next month? So they say total days of incarceration for Diddy is 658 days. In which though out of those days, 12 months are the times that he has served at the sentences. So the release date is at February 8th, 28th. The RDAP program completion will push it to July 31st, 2026, adjusting it to May 7, 2027. Which halfway house? November 7, Which push. Which means at August 7th, did he ask to be at the halfway house? Oh, that's gonna be crazy. And if Diddy comes out of the halfway house and hops on a song and people are gonna go, people are going to be upset. The people, the little Mohawk diddies who rooting for Diddy gonna be happy. Everybody who, who, who, who who knows Diddy got off with a slap on the wrist gonna be pissed. I can't believe it. Diddy will be home August 6th and I'm seven. The only reason I'm saying he's gonna be home is he got too much money. They're gonna make sure, they gonna make sure that he, that he, they gonna make sure that Diddy completes whatever this drug program is so he can come home. Man, I, I ain't gonna lie. I didn't see this coming. I didn't know with all the additions he was getting out. So that would mean he actually would have been in prison maybe about what, two years. He had a year served already at the time of sentencing. And then since he was sentenced or, or since he was convicted, he's been in there another year, basically. So Diddy got about a year under his belt. And the world is going crazy. Let's see, Let's look up, let's see the, let's see what they saying about Diddy coming home. This is, this people like what, this is dead serious news. What do y' all think about that? What do y' all think about Diddy coming home

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now?

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He could, it could be very short lived. He could, he could get to the halfway house August 7th and they could let him have a little of a couple months or so of freedom and then they might lock them back. They might bring those charges out of la. They still, they still one debating on bringing those charges from Jonathan Hay. So it's. Diddy still has a lot of on the plate, but I'm sure he would rather be fighting from outside the court. I mean outside of jail or prison as opposed to being in prison trying to fight these cases. But this is something y' all I did not see coming. I Couldn't believe it when I saw it. And this ain't no rumor. This ain't. This is. This is literally all he has to do is finish that. That drug program and Diddy gonna be all up in everybody face next month. Diddy is gonna. He been so off the limelight, this Diddy is going to come submerge himself into society and he gonna make a. He gonna be up in everybody face. Watch. He is not going to be off the radar. The minute he gets out, Diddy is going to be. Already I already know Diddy is going to be hopping on this remix and spin that, running around with Young Miami, because Young, Young Miami has the hottest song of the summer right now. Definitely, definitely, definitely, definitely, definitely wasn't nothing I saw coming. But their Diddy ass is coming, coming home, y'. All. I can't believe. Diddy coming home. And we. And we still waiting for LeBron to say he coming home. I. I'm speechless, y'. All. I don't know how this happened. I don't know how many programs they got, but they basically chopped Diddy's time down by two years. Basically. Basically, they took two years off his time. If. If this pro drug program goes through. That's why they were saying Diddy didn't give a. About Trump's pardon or that was what. What. He. He act like he didn't care. I don't know if he cared cared. Jeez. It's no coincidence, right? When we get that news that Diddy come home, we got our first video of him walking on the thing. He ready. I'm telling you, the public is going to go crazy if Diddy comes home. Did he come home next month? People going gonna lose their mind. But don't forget, he still got Jonathan Hay. He still got. He still got cases up in the air. So this story still is still developing, man, Everywhere. All I see is Diddy could be transferred to a halfway house as soon as next month. I'm just trying to look over to see if there's any more developments in the Diddy coming home stuff before we move on. Before we move on, We gonna have Diddy coming home before LeBron coming home to Cleveland to play for my cavalier. Yeah, yeah. So that. That's what it is. No, no more. No more. I don't think there's no more update. I, I'll. I'll keep looking into this Diddy coming home in a month situation and give y'. All, Give y' all more feedback as I get it, but that's pretty much all we all. I know right now he has to finish this drug product. To him, it's called the REDAP program. And once he finished that, he'll be eligible to go to halfway house August 7th, y'.

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All.

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So pay attention to this date. Listen, pay attention, stay in tune. But it is what it is.

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Now,

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this nolan. This Nolan Wells story, it's got everybody captivated right now. Put A one in the chat. If you're familiar with the Nolan Norrell, Nolan Wells, Get y' all familiar right now of the story. Let me pull up the. Let me pull up the Nolan. Nolan Wells story. You're telling me four of y' all friends made it to the island, but only three friends made it back to the island. But out of those friends, the one who didn't make it, his phone made it back. His phone made it back, but he didn't make it back. This is a Nolan Wells story, y'.

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All.

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Tell me what y' all think about this don't make no sense. The three white boys in that last screenshot, they all made it home from the island, but their friend Nolan didn't make it yet. They didn't know anything. Next thing we know, they. Somebody comes out of nowhere and says, oh, there was a fight. And now after the fact, we learned that those four, these guys right here got into a fight amongst each other. Here's the fight, or here's allegedly them fight. Now, after this fight, you actually could even hear somebody say, hey, get off my boat. If you listen carefully, listen to this. And I'm finding out that one of these people's parents is a judge. They are even trying to say that they think Nolan went with a girl, but yet he told them to keep his cell phone. He wouldn't want his cell phone on an island that you can only get to by boat and get home by boat. We don't know what really happened to Nolan Wells, and I don't like it. What if I told you somebody knows something?

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Now,

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Nolan Wells traveled with friends because I. These days, friends. Friends don't mean the same as what it used to mean back in the day. Friends. When I grew up, we all made sure that we all made it home safe. When we travel places like that, especially at that age, 18 years old, Nolan went. They went on Horn Island. They traveled by boat off him and four friends, and. Well, him and three friends, as according to the picture.

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And

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his three friends made it back with his cell phone, but they didn't report. Or. Or.

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Or.

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Or they didn't. They don't know what happened to their friend? Their friend? No. Now, the fight came out where you could hear somebody, hear them screaming something about get off my boat or you. Or you. Or something like that. Floating around. But there is the. The one thing they did say is they. They claim that Nolan wanted to stay behind with a girl. And they said he didn't want to get on the boat. He wanted to stay behind with this girl. And the girl, her name is Katie. And now Katie is working with police. Katie is working with police. This is katie. Katie. So you say. Who is Kate? Katie. According to witnesses, Nolan Wells met a young woman just hours before he disappeared on Horn island during the fourth of July. The investigators have not identified her as a suspect, but they are working to reconstruct Nolan's final hours as they continue searching for answers about what happened before the 18 year old was found dead. They say he had just met Caden, who says he returned to his friends after their conversation. However, the three fans he came with have maintained that he never returned to them and that they eventually left without him. On July 6, a body. A body was recovered near the area where Nolan was last seen, and authorities say it was believed to be his. There are still many unanswered questions and investigators are working to establish exactly what happened that day. As you go out today, be mindful of your surroundings and the company you keep. Stay safe. Look out for one another and let someone you know trust your whereabouts. Rest in peace. Nola. What now? We have. We have one. We have a girl saying that he returned with his friends. And I used air quotes on friends, but yet we have friends saying that he never returned to them. Both can't be true. Somebody has to be lying. Did she. Did Katie see him return to his friends? If she didn't see him return to her friend, to his friends, then that. You can't just assume he did. But if she did see, if she did see him return to his friends, why would his friends say that he was with Katie if he indeed returned to them. Lot? Making sense. Not making sense, y'.

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All.

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We got two different stories. Somebody. They both can't be true. Somebody has to be lying. Who do y' all believe this is? This is. I don't know about this one, y'.

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All.

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We got a girl Nolan met saying that he returned to his friends. Everybody got lawyers, social media accounts have been deleted. Something happened. And Katie. It is being said that Katie has made it abundantly clear that Nolan did not leave with her. All he did was walk her to her boat and that Nolan was not swimming after that. Nobody has posted risk. Private, even the judge stepmother of Warren Hudson. Yeah, and we got a lot of people on social media having different takes about this. Listen to this. Listen to this. Listen to this person.

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The more I learn about the Nolan Wells case, the more I'm convinced that it was a clan initiation ritual. One kid's parent is a judge, another kid's parent is a lawyer, and another kid's parent works in the. In the jail. Happens in Mississippi on the 250th anniversary of our country. Not to mention all the black people that have been found hanging from trees and the big group of white mass men marching on the Capitol. This is all clan activity. The racism in this country disgusts me and it's a big reason why I'm no contact with most of my family. I don't talk about it on here, but I have a black brother and my mother raised him to believe that racism isn't real. I pretty much started fighting with my family and going no contact with him when Kyle Kaepernick took a knee because that's when all men started feeling comfortable on their racist skin. I haven't really had a relationship with my brother since he was 12 years old because my mother caught me out of his life because I took him camping and to a dinosaur museum. When I found out that she told him he's not allowed to be a paleontologist because dinosaurs aren't real. And he was like autistic level genius about dinosaurs. And instead of being a paleontologist, she forced him to go to Bible college and now he's got a bunch of white Christian friends. When I hear about shit like this, I think about my little brother and something like this happening to him or something happening with the police. And like I noted before, I'm not trying to make this about myself. I'm just sharing this information so you could have context about where I'm coming from. But if we don't keep speaking up about this stuff and about the Epstein files, nothing is going to be done about it because the people that are in power are the Klan members and the people in the Epstein files. The more I learn about the Nolan Wells case, the more I'm convinced that it.

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All right, here, go check.

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Tell you exactly what the happened. Nolan Wells. I could put any money in the world. See, I hung out with a lot of white people like that in high school. And although I am white myself, I certainly am not one of them. But I did have the pleasure of being their Friend. And I guess that came with being a butt of every joke and enjoying the fire things in life. But this is textbook. I can give you a play by play, I promise. You see what had happened was they were getting rowdy, whatever the case may be. Drinking all day. Something happened, malicious or not, doesn't really matter. And those boys saw him take his last breath. I guarantee you that they had an oh moment, got scared, left him, drove the boat off, went home, told mommy and daddy mom and daddy told him to shut the up and got them over. It's textbook Again. I saw this happen over and over again growing up. That's just how they operate every single time. You want to know what happened. No one else go out some boys problem is now you gotta drag it through court because they loaded up. But they know. They most certainly know. I'm about to tell you exactly what the happened.

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This has man. People are chiming in left and right on this story. This story has social media and a choco. Social media in a choke ho. This is man. Everybody lowered up. All his friends and associates deleted or deactivated their social media accounts. The group of friends he was with saying he went. He left with a girl. The girl said he only walked into the boat and that's it. How did he go from walking her to the boat to. To being dead? It. I don't know. I don't know. Katie. Will Katie uncover this story? Well, Katie, bring stuff to the light. And uncover the truth behind this story of a young boy named Nolan Wells who went on a boat cruise with his friends in Mississippi to celebrate the fourth of July. Never made it back home. According to reports, while on the boat Nolan spoke with a girl he just met named Katie, who says he returned to his friends after their conversation. However, the three friends he came with have maintained that he never returned to them and they eventually left without him. On July 6, a body was recovered near the area where Nolan was last seen and authorities say it is believed to be his. There are still many unanswered questions and investigators are working to establish exactly what happened that day. My God, what a sad story. What happened? Was there some jealousy? I don't know. Let's go over a few facts about this case so maybe we could figure out what the hell happened. Maybe y' all can help us. Help. Help me out. Help us out. Help Nolan's family out. Here's what's actually confirmed fact number one. Nolan Wells is a 18 year old football player at Southwest Mississippi Community College. Traveled to Horn island on July 4th with three friends. Fact number one, Nolan Wells. I mean, fact number two. Nolan was last seen around 3:00pm talking with a girl named Katie he met that day on the north end of the island. Footage reportedly shows him walking with two or three others around 4:30pm. Fact number three, Katie's mother, Gracie McCormick, has publicly, publicly confirmed her daughter was with Nolan, that that they parted ways and that Katie has been in contact with Nolan's family. Nothing indicates she's suspect. Fact number four, the three friends returned to the mainland without Nolan telling authorities they believed he'd caught another ride. Fact number five, his body was found by a park ranger on July 6. His mother contacted the sheriff's department around midnight after he didn't come home. Fact number six, Investigators say they suspect drowning, but confirmed they are still interviewing the friends who were with him. No indication. Indication of drug or alcohol has been reported so far. The family has retained. Nolan's family has retained. Ben Crump, calling for a transparent investigation. Now, addressing something a lot of you have already seen. There's a video circulating online that appears to show an argument near the shoreline. I want to be straight with you. I'm not going to tell you that video shows Nolan or his friends, because right now nobody can confirm that. The Sheriff's Department has publicly acknowledged they're aware of the video and are actively investigating it, but they have not verified the footage or confirmed the people in it are connected to Nolan's case in any way. Until that's confirmed, treated as exactly what it is, unverified and possibly unrelated. Here's what's still a genuinely open question, not a fact. How do you leave an island by boat and think a friend caught another ride when the only way off is by boat? I don't have that answer. You don't have that answer? Nobody has that answer. But I think it is a fair question. This story is crazy. So it appears that Nolan's body was found by a park ranger located. He found Nolan in water just offshore. Something ain't adding up. Something adding up. So far. Katie McCormick. Cormac. That's Katie's mom. I mean. No, no, no. Katie McCormick is actually. I'm sorry. Katie McCormick is the white woman whom Nolan Wells had just met. She is cooperating police. The two young men, Wyatt and Warren Hudson, have retained attorneys. And Ashley Cole, the judge's family member, deactivated her social media. What is all this fuss about? What is all this commotion about if nothing crazy happened? What if somebody was jealous that Nolan and Katie were kicking it? Think about that. Think about that.

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Friend and that all these, like, stories going around, like, even from, like, our point of view, because we're getting it different than what the public is seeing because we're behind the scenes. But they definitely did something to him. And they're all setting. They're all trying to change the story. Everybody that was near that boat is trying to defend all their other friends. And every time you talk to a different person, the story is changing. Wow. Can you tell us the guy that just left off the list, that just left off this panel, what was his name? I take it on? I don't remember. Yeah, I bet he is. So, Alexis, Cindy is saying, be careful, but is there anything that you can tell us in detail like, that you feel safe saying, I don't want you to say anything that you can't say or don't feel safe saying. Like, what do you want to. What do you want to know? So what exactly happened from you guys inside? From our side, there was an altercation with a different boat, which had other kids on it, black kids. And there was an altercation. There was a fight, Something happened, and they went back to their respective boats or whatever. And when his best friend was on the other boat. So when he went to go, like, check up on Nolan and everything after the fight, Nolan's boat was gone. But they had stayed for a couple more hours. And. And so when they got back to land, they had his phone. So Nolan didn't even have his phone. The phone was at one of the boy's houses and his. They didn't want to give it to his parents, and they had to send somebody to go get the phone from his house. That's why, like, when we checked his location, everybody was, like, thinking that it wasn't serious because we saw his location. It said he was in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, like, at his house, but they wouldn't give his phone back to his parents, and they were seen eating out the next day. Wow. And when somebody asked them, like, hey, why aren't you out looking for your friend? They said, y' all already think we did it?

[A]

Did what?

[D]

Exactly. And then also that night, they were seen at multiple parties when they got back from the island around, like, 7 o'.

[G]

Clock.

[D]

So they still continued to go out that night knowing that Nolan wasn't with them and that he. Nobody had seen him. So what pisses me off off the most is they did allegedly whatever they did, but on top of that, they didn't even care. You're partying.

[A]

Sorry.

[D]

Yes, I'm definitely So sorry that you got it. Kids do stupid stuff all the time. That's not stupid. They just didn't care. Somebody being on the lab is something stupid.

[A]

So somebody.

[D]

What is y' all talking about in these comments today?

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So they saying the kids took his phone, left him behind. Left him behind and then continued to party not knowing if their friend made it back or not. Elise says they should have said he fell off the boat just to make it a tiny bit believable. Enoch says it'll never be solved. Just like Kendrick Johnson's case. Enoch says probably the fight continue on the bot on the boat and they did something to him and threw him off the boat. Why would anyone want to stay on a deserted island? I'm convinced the friends have something to do with it. Yeah, some ain't right. Something something is foul. Thank you, Elise, for the $10. Holla. Elise says she missed all the beautiful souls. We miss you too, Elise. I don't know where you've been at. Where you been where? What a story, y'.

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before we get out of here we have a quote from Nolan's friend that I think y' all need to hear.

[F]

I know that that friend group that he was with is known for. I don't know If I can say this substance, but they're known for doing a certain substance. And you know, some of us who have spoke to Nolan prior to the island date, we know that they were known for doing that substance. Another thing that we believe. What if they peer pressured him into doing something? And again, with the mixture of alcohol.

[D]

And this is allegedly Leon. This is allegedly giving us his synopsis of what he feels.

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So.

[D]

Allegedly. Jesus. You got to remember when you're getting on these panels, you got to say allegedly because somebody will try to wrap you up.

[A]

Allegedly.

[F]

Coming from his friend group that knows him very well. I'm talking about teammates that played with him, went to school with him, and folks, I see him every weekend. Allegedly. We believe that maybe something just didn't go the way they wanted it to. Who maybe they were trying to have a little bit too much fun and it was just a mistake that they covered up. But I know for a fact that that friend group that they were with is known for a certain substance. So it does not surprise me whatsoever. And I do. I'm almost certainly confident, allegedly, that there was that substance on that boat. I know we won't know till the body gets tested and all that, but, you know, it's just. It's what makes sense to me. I don't believe he tried to swim back to the island or anything like that. There's just a lot of things that doesn't make sense. Why did they leave him in the first place? Why didn't they make sure he had a ride home? If that was me and my friend group that I typically hang out with, I mean, no one. Yes. Was in that. But if it was me and my four close friends, I'm not leaving that island until I leave with my friend.

[A]

So they're saying allegedly there possibly could have been drugs involved. We will find out soon. Tune in tomorrow, 8:30am I appreciate everybody, as always. I love y', all, but I am out.