We Break Down Why The Nolan Wells Timeline Still Does Not Add Up

Summary

The Flo Show, No Filter

Episode Title: We Break Down Why The Nolan Wells Timeline Still Does Not Add Up
Host: Flo
Date: August 6, 2026

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Overview

This episode tackles the many inconsistencies and questions surrounding the timeline and investigation into the mysterious death of Nolan Wells. Flo scrutinizes the actions of Nolan's friends, the professional attack on Nolan’s mother, controversial media reporting, and the broader patterns of justice in true crime cases—delivering sharp, unfiltered commentary and engaging passionate listeners in real time.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Friend Group’s Suspicious Actions

• Flo immediately sets a skeptical tone regarding the behavior of Nolan’s friends following his death.
  • They created GoFundMe campaigns (raising over $150,000), lawyered up, and even hired an attorney who formerly represented Trump.
  • Flo questions, “I've never seen a story where a friend died mysteriously and their quote unquote friends moved like this.” (15:47)
• Noted that both Black and white friends are acting “funny”—no one is exempt from scrutiny except perhaps Jayvon.
• Explores alleged attempts to intimidate content creators and independent journalists covering the case.

2. Professional Attack on Nolan’s Mother

• An anonymous complaint led to the Mississippi Board of Nursing opening an investigation into Nolan’s mother, Christine Wells Wamsley, only after she began publicly seeking answers.
  • Flo and guest narrators position this as intimidation and distraction: “This is a warning shot at a grieving mother meant to pressure and scare her into staying quiet. It is a distraction. It is an intimidation. And we will not let it stand.” (Narrator quoting Ben Crump, 07:48)
• Investigation was ultimately closed, but the stress and intent behind it are heavily criticized.
• Advocates for supporting Christine’s GoFundMe, as retaliation against her is framed as “cruelty.”

3. Timeline & Media Manipulation

• Flo dissects discrepancies in reported timelines, particularly the last confirmed sighting of Nolan at 4:30pm and the absence of solid proof after that.
• Critiques Officer Tatum and TMZ for “spinning the narrative” and failing to provide metadata that could verify when images and videos were taken.
  • “You can't make definitive things like that and say you got the metadata ... and then don't send it and expect people to believe you.” (37:07)

4. Character Assassination and Contradictory Reports

• Addresses how some friends allege Nolan was intoxicated, while faculty say otherwise.
• Calls out attempts to damage Nolan’s reputation posthumously: “What friend ... are going to assassinate your character when you dead? He was like a brother to me. But let me talk all kind of about him.” (Host, 59:04)

5. Justice, Race, and Community Advocacy

• Flo fiercely defends his coverage of cases across racial lines, listing notable cases involving white, Black, and Indigenous victims.
  • “I cover whatever is interesting to my community ... wherever, whoever needs my help…” (19:06)
• Pushes back against critics who question why he covers some stories and not others—stating justice and the truth are the main goals.

6. Theories, Fights, and Physical Evidence

• Speculates on what really happened to Nolan post-4:30pm, including fights on the island, potential boat accidents, and the oddity of his body being found not waterlogged or bloated.
  • “He washes up in the same place where they last saw him at, too. ... It don't make any sense, man. It don't make sense.” (43:41)
• Calls attention to the lack of concrete evidence (photos, GPS data) to support friends’ version of events.

7. Listener Engagement & Community Support

• Flo interacts regularly with listeners in chat, shouting out regulars and newcomers alike.
• Shows care for the mental health of listeners, encouraging support for Tracy, who’s currently absent to focus on well-being. (02:19)

8. Brief Interlude: Diddy News Update

• Flo shares an exclusive update: Diddy has been moved from solitary confinement to general population and is out of the early release RDAP program. (12:06–14:46)
• Promises listeners further updates as information is confirmed.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Intimidation of the Mother:
  • “What type of coward attacks a grieving mother like this?” (Narrator quoting Crump, 07:48)
• On Friends’ Actions:
  • “With friends like this, who the needs enemies?” (02:19)
• On Metadata and Narratives:
  • “If TMZ got those pictures and videos from ... Officer Tatum and Tatum gave them the metadata, how come Tatum has to wait on the boys and ask the boys for the metadata? Doesn't that seem a little weird to you?” (36:50)
• On Coverage Across Races:
  • “I cover whatever is interesting to my community ... whoever needs my help...” (19:06)
• On the True Crime Pattern:
  • “This is not the first time ... friends were looked at as possible suspects ... where it was just involved all black people … everybody looking at the friends.” (15:47)
• On Needing Justice:
  • “We got to get justice for this kid.” (Host, 45:26)

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Important Timestamps

• 02:19 — Opening commentary on friends’ suspicious behavior, shoutouts to listeners, and discussion on Tracy’s absence.
• 07:48 — Narration of the attack on Nolan’s mother with statement from Ben Crump.
• 12:06 — Exclusive Diddy news interlude.
• 15:47 — Flo analyzes friends shutting down social media, lawyering up, and fundraising.
• 19:06 — Pushback against accusations of racially selective coverage.
• 27:06 — Listener call-ins and more on case coverage diversity.
• 31:46 — Guest “Trent Out Loud” exposes Officer Tatum and TMZ’s handling of evidence.
• 37:07 — Breaks down the metadata controversy and absence of proof for timeline.
• 43:41 — Flo explores the boat/fight theories and suspicious details of how/where Nolan’s body was found.
• 45:26 — Debate over dental record identification and skepticism over drowning claims.
• 53:37 — Discusses the conflicting accounts of Nolan’s sobriety and character assassination attempts.
• 59:04 — Closing remarks on friends undermining Nolan’s reputation.

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Conclusion

Flo closes the episode reaffirming his commitment to seeking justice for Nolan Wells, no matter the obstacles or controversy. The show ends with the central point: The truth remains elusive, the timeline doesn’t add up, and neither the public nor Nolan’s family can be satisfied with vague answers and inconsistent narratives. The call continues for supporters to remain vigilant, demand answers, and not be distracted by attempts at intimidation or discrediting those seeking justice.

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Host’s Sign-Off:
“And as always, I love y’ all but I am out.” (61:33)

Transcript

[Host]

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[Host]

What is going on? Everybody? Everybody. What is going on? How's everybody doing today? Doing today? I had a long, long week Thursday. I can't wait for Friday. But it's Thursday. Had a lot to do, a lot going on. But we here every Monday through Friday. Sometimes Wednesdays is a little flex day, but nevertheless, I am excited to see who we got in here today to get into this Nolan Wells drama with the mama and the friends. Man, these friends, they just making a lot of moves, man. The friends are just making a lot of moves that just do not make them look like real friends to Nolan Wells. And then it got nothing to do with race. We talking about the black friends and the white friends, they all, they all move in a little funny and saying funny thing. The only one I would say hasn't said anything funny I think is Jayvon. I think Jayvon has pretty much acted like a friend to me. But Tristan, no. And of course none of the other people, just none of my friends would do none of this stuff. I would hope if I pass away under some mysterious circumstances, I hope my friends don't come out and get gofundmes for themselves. Sue my mama or, or not sue my mama. But you know, you know, just, just, it's just been. Let me take that back because they're not suing the mother, the mother is being investigated by a whole nother thing, but just not being helpful to my mom to be my best friend. And I know my friends wouldn't do this. And it's like they have hired Trump's attorney to go after content creators or whoever. Like everybody's out here just looking for the truth. You got a couple of bad apples who have just fixated on one person who could have did this crime. You got a couple bad apples, but for the most part, all the content creators and independent journalists and everybody online is just trying to help find the truth. And you want to sue them and, and hire lawyers and threaten them and then start your own GoFundMe and don't wonder and don't and don't understand why everybody looking at you funny like, damn, with friends like this, who the needs enemies? With those kind of friends, who needs enemies? I looked in the thing, I said, I see the mothers under investigation. I said, what the hell is Nolan Wills mother? The grieving mother who just lost her son and is trying to find answers. Don't know for sure how he, how he died. How is she? How is she under investigation? We'll get into that. And we'll get into that. Who we got in here today? Nurse. What's up, Candy? Sharon shout you out. Good. Say something in the chat. If this is your first time catching the live, let us know in the chat so we can give you a warm welcome. Elise, what's up? See Tuck. What's up, Grandma Kathy? We missed you. Where you been at? One love revolutionary. What's up, Denise? Where you been at? What's up, Sharon? You know who I'm missing too, Sharon? Tracy. I know Tracy said she's been having to figure out some things in life and just going through her protecting her mental health. So everybody, let's just, let's show Tracy, Tracy some love in the chat even though she hasn't been here lately. But she did tell us she's going through some things and, and getting herself together and protecting her mental health. And you know, that's first and foremost. So everybody, let's, let's show Tracy some love. Much love to Tracy and wish her well in the chat. That way when she checks this out at some point, I'm sure she's gonna check out the show and she'll see how much love she has in the chat. We love you and miss you, Tracy, but yeah. So Lowland Wells mother under investigation and the boys have hired Trump as a, I mean Trump's attorney. One of Trump's former attorneys as someone to represent them. So we'll get into that. Trying to find and it all stemmed from this investigation.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Stems from this Xavier Wells update from the office of Ben Crump. Nationally renowned civil rights and personal injury attorney Ben Crump issued a statement after Christine Wells Wamsley, the mother of Nolan Wells, was notified that the Mississippi Board of Nursing has opened a professional misconduct investigation against her based on a complaint filed by an anonymous person. Nolan Wells was found on horn island on July 6, 2026. His cause of death remains undetermined and an independent autopsy was inconclusive. Attorney Crump issued the following statement. Christine Wells Wamsley was robbed of her son 1 month ago almost to the day. She has spent every moment since asking one question. What happened to Nolan? Now someone is going after her nursing license anonymously without the courage to put a name on it. This is a warning shot at a grieving mother meant to pressure and scare her into staying quiet. It is a distraction. It is an intimidation. And we will not let it stand. Christine had part of her identity stolen from her the day Nolan died. Now someone is trying to take another piece of it. This cruelty knows no bounds. Look at the timeline. Christine has cared for patients in Mississippi throughout her career. Years of service to her patients without a single complaint against her to the Board of nursing. Then her son was found dead. She did what any grieving mother would do. She took a leave of absence to bury her child in search for answers. And only now, after all that, does an anonymous person want the Board of Nursing to believe she is a bad nurse. Nothing about her practice changed. The only thing that changed is that she started asking questions. As she continues to grieve her son and seek answers about what happened to him, she is now also forced to defend her professional record. No family should accept that and no institution should tolerate it. Attacking a grieving mother's career does not answer the question of what happened to Nolan. It tells us the question matters and the answer is scaring somebody. We will keep asking questions and demanding the facts and until Christine knows how her son died. What type of coward attacks a grieving mother like this? But we have an update. The case has been closed by the MSBO N. Thank you for all those who have constantly kept us in your prayers. This definitely has added more hurt to an already devastating time. Because I love my job and I love my patients. Why would the MSBO N even open this investigation in the first place? This is disgraceful. We need to make sure to donate to Christine Wamsley's Gofundme. Because this woman should never have to worry about signing up me again. And shameful to whoever did this to Christine Walmsley. You should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law because they went after all these boys who claim they had people threatening them. Well, where is the media coverage on this? Tmz? Secret Service, Sam out. Sampson for president of the world. Secret Service, Sam.

[Host]

Okay. You gonna sue the mother? I mean, you go. You're gonna try to go after the mom's livelihood while she's grieving. This is just getting. This whole case is just ugly. This whole case is just ugly. Like, what the hell? That's some of the saddest things that I could even see doing. Like, leave her alone. Give her some space. Give her some time to grieve. Give her some time to grieve. Hey, what's up, palace? Oh, I forgot to put it in the heading. We got some diddy news, too. Some exclusive Diddy news. Oh, my bad. I didn't. I didn't even put it in the Damn. Can I change the. Can I change the. I need to change the heading. I forgot that I had exclusive. I forgot I had exclusive Diddy news for y', all, too.

[Guest/Commentator]

Oh, no.

[Host]

Should I say the Diddy news for the end of the show, or do y' all want to go into the diddy news right quick and then come swing back around to Nolan Wells? Let me know I got a call from my family locked up with Diddy, and let me know in the chat if you want it for me to drop this little diddy news right quick and then come back to Nolan Wells, or you want to continue to Nolan Wells and just save the Diddy news for the end? What you want to do? Yeah, we'll go into it right quick. I see a couple people calling, so we're gonna get right back to Nolan Wells. But let me give you this Diddy update. I don't know why I didn't put it in the damn heading of the. Of the. The heading of the live, but. So I get a call yesterday. I was downtown going to get something to eat, and I got a call saying that. Diddy had just been officially released from solitary confinement, literally. I got the call maybe 15 minutes after Diddy was released for solitary confinement. I got the call that it happened, but then they also said they moved Diddy to the general population unit, and that that signals that he's officially removed from the RDAP program that was giving him early release. He was in the. With the. What. What what my family told me is called a RDAP unit. So it's like a unit that you're in when you're in the RDAP program. You're in a special unit. Well, they officially have kicked Diddy out of that unit. He's in general pop. He's in a general pop unit now. General population, and. Which signifies that he's out of the. Out of the program. So he said he's going to be up on it. Let me know the latest as soon as he finds out. But, yeah, Diddy's just got released out of solitary confinement yesterday and was moved out of the RDAP unit, which he was in the RDAP program, which was giving him early release. No early release. Now, unless Diddy does some magic and make some moves, he will definitely not

[Guest/Commentator]

be

[Host]

getting out early. So that's the Diddy news. Any questions, let me know. We're gonna get back to Nolan Wells because we got to get justice for him and his mama and his daddy and his family and his true friends, whoever they are. I don't know who are Nolan's two friends, to be honest. So Diddy messed up again, but Nolan. Nolan, well, so we got so much going on now. The boys. I am not. The more. The more I see how Nolan friends

[Narrator/Reporter]

move,

[Host]

the more, like, you know, shutting down the social media, some of them. And I'm not gonna name no names. Some of them doing interviews just to be famous. And that's. That's kind of what the parents implied about Trayston, which is if you want to call him one of Nolan's black friends. And just so you know, everybody's getting smoke. It's smoke for him. Like, it's not as much as people try to make this a black and white thing. I see just as much smoke as Florida's for Nolan's black friends and white. They. They. Everybody's being looked at. People generally damn near hate Trayston for whatever reason. They don't like Tracy at all. Not the general public. Not most of the people support Nolan. And. And the parents, like I said, they. The dad basically said he feel like he's just doing an interview to be. To get known. So it's just. It's just a crazy situation. I've never seen friends, especially friends, who claim to be like, brother, this my brother. You get a go. Y' all tell me the last time. Y' all tell me the last time. And this isn't the first time. This is not the first time where friends were looked at as possible suspects in stories like this. Like I said, and it's just not black and white. I've had stories where it was just involved all black people, where they young people went out and one of the friends ended up dead. And everybody's like, what the hell happened? And everybody looking at the friends. I mean this. So this story has happened plenty of time. I've covered them. But y' all tell me when the last time you saw a story where a friend of someone's passes away or dies mysteriously and then the friends shut down their social media lawyer up before anything. Set down a social media lawyer up and then also get a GoFundMe. And raise over $150,000 for being the friends who are being targeted. And for that you want $150,000, let alone. We're not even going to mention that these friends, you know, got doctors and lawyers, our mothers and judges. And you know, money is not a big issue to these people, Warren, and the rest of their friends. I've just never seen a story where a friend died mysteriously and their quote unquote friends moved like this. I've never seen it. If y' all seen it, please let me know in the comments. Let me know in the comments.

[Narrator/Reporter]

It

[Host]

somebody said, why don't you have the same energy for the black on black crimes? Diddy was a black on black crime. So what do you mean? I Diddy, Diddy. I covered Diddy for damn near two years straight and didn't even cover nothing else. And that was literally black on black crimes. So what are you talking about? Why do y', all. Why do y' all get so sensitive and act so, so stupid when a black man covers a story standing up for a black man? But everybody laugh and google and get giggly when I talk about Diddy, I don't like that. I don't like that at all. I'm not here for no personal amusement. If I'm. If I'm talking down on a black man or if I'm. Or if I'm holding a black man accountable. Everybody want a kiki. Haha. Laughing, jokey, jokey. And it's all good. Nobody cares about why don't you cover this or that. But then I am not supposed to cover a story where I just feel like a kid, something happened and you got to make that about why I'm not doing black. I don't like that. I don't like that at all. So if you hear to laugh and joke when I cover Diddy or I cover any other black man and hold them accountable, which I do on my show all the time. If you hear to laugh about that. But you're here to talk because I'm standing up for a kid, whether he's black or white. I'm standing up for kids. And you have a problem with that? If you can't take both equally, get the out. This ain't the show for you. Because one thing I do do is I cover all news stories. I don't cover just black on black crime or black on white crime or white on. I cover whatever is interesting to my community, meaning my podcast, my social media community, everybody who holds me down. I talk about what we want to talk about. And if. And if a case comes up where somebody needs justice, I don't care what color they are, if it sparks my interest, I'm covering it. But y' all can kick rocks with flip flops with no socks with all that. Where's the energy for black on black? Like I'm just sitting up here just screaming about white people all the time when I literally just covered Diddy for damn near two fucking years, which was nothing but black on black crime. I literally covered that for two years. And if you took some time to ask around or look at my history, I've covered and took and stood up for all kinds of races. And I took death threats for standing up for white kids. You ever heard of Riley Strangler? 22 year old white college kid who went partying. I believe it was in Nashville. I believe it's in Nashville. Don't quote me on that. But he was partying with all his friends and people believe some fraternity brothers or something. SNCC slipped him a drink or something and he ended up in the river. I covered that story. I was one of the top people covering that story and helping get justice for Riley Strang. What about the boy Sebastian, who still hasn't come up? Sebastian, Young white kid. I think he was maybe autistic or something. Kidnapped or, or whatever. We don't know what happened. I cover Sebastian case for a long time. Micah Miller. Do y' all remember Michael Miller? She's the white female who was married to a pastor. Many people believe the pastor unalived her, but the story is she unalived herself in a. In a, in a body of water and nobody believed it. I was wanting to leave people covering that story and going hard for justice for Micah Miller. The list goes on and on. And yes, I've also covered Rasheem Carter, a black man, a young black man who was unalived. And it was mysterious circumstances and thought his white boss had something to do with it. And yes, I've covered the Carmelo Anthony. I'm covering Nolan Wells. I covered Diddy. I cover it all. So this the wrong chat, wrong platform to come in with that. Why don't you have the same energy? I have the same energy for everything I cover. So let's continue to get justice for Nolan Wells. And one thing I can tell you about black on black crime, when we get. When we get caught up in some mess, we literally don't get away with it. Rarely do we get away with it, and that's facts in this case. If we don't cover this, Nolan Wells will get swept under the rug. Hello. All right, all right. I'm in the middle of the show. My brother. My brother forgot I have an actual show at this time. So everybody excuse my brother. He needed me and called me. But yeah, yeah, I already know. Every now and then, Flo, do what you do. We know where your heart is. These people don't need an expectation. Exactly. Which is why I don't explain all the time. But to be honest, Candy, sometimes I use this. Although I'm speaking to the people saying stupid, like, keep the energy about black on black, like, stop that. But it's not even about them. Sometimes I use this opportunity to just kind of really give people a history for those. I got a lot of my day ones who watch my shows and watch my stuff that know all of this stuff. But a lot of people don't know how many cases I've covered in the many different. I mean, even to the indigenous people, Native Americans, Indian, Indigenous, whatever is the proper term. I think it's indigenous. I don't want to be. I'm trying to be politically correct, but cover many indigenous cases. Like, I. I don't look at. I come from a diverse background, so I don't even look at, oh, I gotta just cover this or just cover that. I cover whatever, wherever, whoever needs my help and whoever my community is interested in. So, yeah, thank you, Candy. I definitely understand that. Nobody. They don't need an explanation, but every now and then, I like to use their negative energy to kind of give the rest of y' all a little glimpse at all the stuff I've done. Besides what you may know. A lot of people, you know, a lot of my new followers just know me from mostly Diddy, and I don't know, I've covered millions of stories outside of Diddy that were big and impactful, and so that's all it's about. Just letting everybody know a little history. Ain't nobody. You know, I don't give them much explanations, but sometimes I use that as an excuse. Excuse to let everybody know what I. What. What I've done and where I've. Where I've gone and where I've gone with this justice and. And now let's go back to. Nurse said they stand with you. Hi, brother.

[Guest/Commentator]

What's up?

[Host]

One revolutionary. Yes, Indigenous, my family uses for our native American side. Okay, so indigenous. Yeah, I've covered big indigenous cases for indigenous children who are missing and all kind of stuff. Like my recommend. My resume speaks for itself. Anyway, Vanessa Atlanta said I found your channel when you were covering Micah Francis. Sorry, I can't call her Miller. And I don't blame you for that. I'm actually gonna go back to Michael Francis. I only say Michael Miller because most people know it. Know her from that name, unfortunately. But, Vanessa, thank you. And, oh, and yes, I definitely. Y' all remember, I actually interviewed. I actually interviewed JP Miller. Thank you so much. She said, that was a brilliant interview. I appreciate it. I actually interviewed the pastor who they. Everybody believed had something to do with Michael Miller's unaliving. It was crazy because I was calling out the pastor. I was the main one calling him out. And then they picked. He actually picked me to do his interview, and it was like News Nation and all kind of people wanted to do his interview, and they picked me, and it turned out to be a good interview. Very insightful, and the best interview that he did outside, he did News Nation and all them after me. But everybody, including him and everybody, even on the justice for Michael Miller side, they all said it was a great interview. So it was. It was. It was. I'm glad to be one of the people to get that done, but it just shows, bro, whatever is out there needs to be talked about. I'm gonna pull up, and I'm gonna do it. So thank you, Vanessa. It's always good to see people who have been around and know other cases that I've done. All races, all, you know, men, women, all races, poor people with money, all different kinds. Like, it don't matter to me, man. I don't get into all of that. I. I would be bored if I had one. One set agenda, and that's all I covered. I would go. I would get bored. I can't do it like that. I have to be. I have to be diverse. I have to cover different things, different. Different topics, different people to even keep. Keep an interest. So, yeah, let's get back to Nolan. Nolan Wells. What is the latest and greatest? So they. They got a lot of different new footage that's came through with Nolan Wells. I don't think, like, to me, this isn't Nolan Wells. Like some of these pictures. I know everybody, everybody's trying to help, but, like, you can't even see anything. And then they're implying that this is about to be a fight. But that don't look like Nolan Wells at all right here. I think they're saying that's Nolan possibly. I don't think so. But these are the latest pictures that have come out. I don't think this is Nolan. But people are speculating. I don't think so. Like, it don't look like Nolan. His shoulders look narrow. He appears to be shorter. I don't know how tall this water is, but I'm just looking at like the rest of the women and everybody. This guy doesn't even look like a tall man. A taller man like Nolan is a little taller. So I don't know about this picture. And I'm gonna tell y' all another thing I don't know about. Oh, oh, Trent out loud. My bad, Trent. Trent out loud has exposed officer Tatum or former officer Tatum and TMZ once and for all. I don't know if y' all saw. Let me see if I can go to Trent out loud real quick because they have been exposed with lying. Trent out loud did not give them a second. Trent out loud didn't give them a second, sir.

[Guest/Commentator]

Tatum Monday night, and I think it's safe to assume I spoke with former officer Tatum Monday night, and I think it's safe to assume that I caught him in a bold face lie. I actually told him that if he did not send me what he said he was going to send me the metadata, that I was going to make a video labeling him a bold face liar. So until former officer Tatum sends me the proof, he swears he has. Brandon, you are a bold face liar. And speaking of people who I think are deceivious, Nolan Wells former friends have upped their give send go and no longer require $100,000. Now they need 200,000. And seeing that we're on the topic of deception, I have some comments about the Cajun Navy and their recent timeline report. Well, ladies and gentlemen, so let me

[Host]

give you a little background. So Trent out loud was on tmz and he called out Harvey for saying that Nolan was not on that boat during that call, that 911 call. And so Trent Outlaw said Or. Or Harvey said he saw the video or picture of them on the boat. I don't have that picture. But it was a picture of seven people on the boat.

[Guest/Commentator]

Was.

[Host]

No, no. In there. Trent out loud said, how do we know that? Told Harvey on tmz. How do we know that that is that. That that boat picture isn't from, like, today or any other day? Do you have the metadata? So. So tmz, Harvey says, yes, he's seen the metadata, but he doesn't have it. Or whatever, but he's seen it. And so this information came from Officer Tatum. So Trent out loud went to Tatum and said, well, give me the metadata to show me that that video or picture is from that exact. And I'll retract my statement. And then. And then it went on from there. I did nothing.

[Guest/Commentator]

Don't forget. He said he saw it prior. So I wrote back. And you still haven't done that. And I've asked twice for the metadata. He writes back, yo, hold tight. Hold tight. I'm assuming it's in his phone. It's somewhere close to him because he says he has it, right?

[Host]

And I said, no problem.

[Guest/Commentator]

Take your time. He writes back and he says, I'll reach out to them tomorrow. Since it's late now, he has to reach out to the boys. Okay? I said, okay, cool. Get me back. He has not opened back up his text messages. Now, five minutes before I started recording, I sent him this message again. Still didn't look at my. Okay, cool. Hit me back. And still has not seen this message as far as I know. I wrote him and I said, brandon, just a heads up. Monday night, again, very technical. Tuesday at 1am you told me you would send me the metadata on Tuesday. It's Now Wednesday, over 24 hours later, and I haven't heard anything back from you. This is a message letting you know that I'll be using this DM as proof of you not following up on your word. And. And as a result of you not being able to provide me with the metadata as promised, that I have no choice but to assume you're lying. All right, now that we've established that Officer Tatum doesn't have the metadata and he has to ask the boys for it, let's revisit my TMZ interview. When I asked Harvey for the metadata. Listen to what Harvey said live in 4K on TMZ. Now let's talk about that picture that you showed up of the boat. We got that picture from Officer Tatum, former Officer Tatum. How do we know when that picture was taken.

[Host]

We have no metadata.

[Narrator/Reporter]

We have no proof.

[Guest/Commentator]

How do we know that? And also

[Host]

the video.

[Guest/Commentator]

It's not a pig we're talking about. We put out pictures and video, but. I know.

[Narrator/Reporter]

But the video.

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So we can align the video with the distress call. And he wasn't on that boat. Yeah, but, Harvey, how do you know? Has. Has former Officer Tatum, has he provided you guys with the metadata? Do you know 100% when that video and those pictures were taken? Can you confirm to me right now that it was taken on July 4th? That's what we have concluded based on everything we've looked at.

[Host]

Metadata.

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If TMZ got those pictures and videos from four former officer Tatum and Tatum gave them the metadata, how come Tatum has to wait on the boys and ask the boys for the metadata? Doesn't that seem a little weird to you?

[Host]

See, they caught. They caught Trent out loud. Caught them up. Harvey is basing his information off of Officer Tatum. Officer Tatum keeps spinning the story and spinning the narrative and spinning it and talking about the metadata, but he hasn't produced it yet. You can't make definitive things like that and say you got the metadata and say you're gonna send it and then don't send it and expect people to believe you, believe that you're telling the truth. Don't make any sense. Candy says, bro, TMZ and Tatum are lions. They're working against the Wells family. I don't trust the thing TMZ or Tatum says, I don't blame you. And until we get some type of. Until we get some type of proof, and I'm talking about picture with metadata or some solid proof, I'm still not gonna believe that he was on that. That Nolan was on the island past 4:30. I'm just not gonna believe it. It's. It's something that's not adding up. I have to see real proof of him making it off that island. I don't. It's just mighty funny that we got all these pictures earlier in the day from Nolan, but we don't have. We have very. We only got people saying, oh, yeah, I talked to Nolan at this time, or I saw him at this time after 5 and 3 and 6. But all those late times, we don't have any solid, solid, solid proof. And that's what I'm waiting on. I want some solid proof that Nolan was on that island past 4:30. Because, I don't know, it's seeming like all kind of things could have happened. What if. What if Nolan went and got on the other boat? Or what if he did get on that boat and they took off and riding off fast and. And he bust his head or something because they did say they were going like 40 something miles per hour. What if Nolan bashed his head for whatever reason? I don't. I don't know. I just don't know. But it's just funny to me that we don't have any proof of Nolan after 4:30. No solid proof. We definitely need a cause of death. We definitely need a cause of death. And I agree with Candy. He was on one of those damn boats for sure. Something happened. And, and, and you got to keep going back to the fact and remember, y', all, that. Remember there were a zillion fights. Remember there were a zillion fights too. Now, what was going on in the island? But it was fights all day. No, Warren's brother got into a fight. The other guy, what's his name, Tristan, got into a fight. So it's not hard for me to believe that Nolan may have gotten to a fight or argument or somebody was jealous. Something happened. He didn't just disappear into no grip current. I'm sorry. Yeah, they, they, they, they didn't just. They did. He didn't just. Get lost on a rip current. I mean, somebody would have known something. Even if he was, he wouldn't have just been by himself. He wasn't. Literally, it seemed like he was pretty much with Katie or his friends the whole day. Like, it doesn't. It didn't seem like he was just doing on his own and not around with nobody. So I'm thinking, like, even if he went to the bathroom or something, I'm sure he would have told somebody, hey, I'm about to go to the bathroom right quick. I'll be right back. And then somebody say, last time I saw no, he was going to the bathroom. Like, what? Like, you got no, like, ending. You got no, like, last thing that he. The person said, well, last time I saw him was this. And then he went and then said, oh, maybe he went to the bathroom and the rip current got him. He tried to use the bathroom in the water or somewhere. But that don't even make no sense. To not have anybody know anything. And then another thing is because that island doesn't have like, electricity and lights and all of that. They say people leave that island around 6, 6 o' clock before it gets dark. So they're not. So it's not pitch black in a dangerous situation trying to get out of there. So. It Wouldn't have been too much time. Like Nolan would have been trying to get out of there. Like, let's say 4, 30. It was only an hour left, an hour or so left before you got to get loaded up and get on somebody's boat. So where did Nolan disappear to then? Where did he disappear to in that short amount of time with nobody knowing where he went? What happened? Nothing. And then he just shows up on the shoreline, not waterlogged at all, not bloated like he'd been in the water for two, three days. Two days. Or would have been Saturday, Sunday, Monday, three. Two or three days. They don't seem like he would have

[Guest/Commentator]

been in the water.

[Host]

Like, it don't seem like he had been water that long.

[Guest/Commentator]

And

[Host]

he washes up in the same place where they last saw him at, too. And they. Everybody's saying that don't make no sense. It don't make any sense, man. It don't make sense. And then we got another. Then it's extra boats that we don't have. GPS's on. We don't have time. Time slots or time. A lot, a lot, a lot, a lot of mysterious things in this story. What's up, Tracy? I see you in the comments. Good to see you, girl. Glad to see you. Glad to see you. This is construction. Hey, what's going on, bro? Just in the middle of the show. You want to say hello to everybody's millions listening to you right now. But I talked. I talked to the homeowner. She. She's on the road, so when she get there, I'll let you know, okay? Yeah, okay. And I got something else for you, too, so I'll call you after the show.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Sounds great.

[Host]

Have a great show, brother.

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All right.

[Host]

Thanks, bro. The business never stops, y'. All. We gotta keep to keep. Gotta keep the wheels turning Gotta keep the whip Big wheels keep on turning I better keep on burning Rolling, rolling, rolling up the river but anyway, let's go to. Yes, Tracy. They say Bart told them. Oh, that's a good point. A good point, Nurse Candy. And remember, they needed dental records to identify him.

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Why?

[Host]

You wouldn't need that if it. If it was a drowning and he washed up after two days, allegedly. Island girl, what's up? What's going on? Yeah, this is just. Don't make no sense, y'. All. We got to get justice for this kid. We got to get justice for this kid.

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Yeah.

[Host]

One Love revolutionary says he didn't wash all the way up on shore by himself, either. Johnny Gonzalez says good morning, for the island is lawless. Also has a rep for drug smuggling, drink and many complaints from many people. Good point. And that is that is true that that there's no laws. It's pretty much a free for all on that island. It's no laws, no police. Basically you kind of just. It's like the wild wild west. You kind of just do whatever you want to do on Horn Island. Candy says this person. Candy says right One love and in the same spot. The boat he was on was on the 4th. That don't seem weird to anyone. Yeah. Tracy says that Dan Bart is guilt. When the others saw what happened to Nolan. Sounds like he was on Nolan's boat prior to the toe and toe with injury. Probably just dump body and current and current corner body against the shore. Yeah, I'm thinking. Yeah, I'm thinking like Nolan could have been on something. I don't know. It's something up with that boat, man. Nolan was on somebody's boat. Wouldn't it be crazy. Wouldn't it be crazy. If something happened to Nolan? Let's say he was on barks boat or somebody else boat. Say it was Bar's boat. This is hypothetical, but say it was Bar's boat. Wouldn't it be crazy if something had happened to Nolan? And that's why they were. Everybody was, was, was, was, was from the time. Let's say if it. Let's. Let's hypothetically, let's say from 3 o' clock, after 3 o', clock between 3 and 4:30. Let's say something happened to Nolan. It's hypothetical. And let's say that's might have been a reason why by 4:30 they was getting the out of there. No, no, no, no, no. Yeah, it was a reason why they were all getting out of there early. Like you wouldn't have had to leave. Why were they leaving early in the first place, y'?

[Narrator/Reporter]

All?

[Host]

Because if they were leaving because the water was taking the boat was. Seems like you would have just called for a talk instead of risking going out in the middle of the ocean with a boat that's taking in water. But maybe they were all trying to get the hell out of there and then they panicked because their. Their boat was taking in water and they couldn't leave. And so then Bart had to come. Bart had to come tow the boat. But when he brought the boat, that's when they seen something had happened to Nolan. Yeah, the boat was sinking, but then it wasn't. Somebody said they left early to get to the pool party. Yeah, that's e code. That. That c. That c c toad call sound. Cr. That C toe card sound like. It did sound a bit staged. It didn't sound authentic. Let's go back for a quick question. Diddy is out of the drug program. It has to do his time so far. That's what they're saying now. Now, unless Diddy is able to pull some strings. Somebody asked a question about Diddy, but what.

[Narrator/Reporter]

What.

[Host]

My. What I'm hearing from inside of the. Of the. Of the prison is that they moved Diddy out of that RDAP program. Out of the unit. It's a unit where the RJAB program people are. He's out of that program, which confirms he is. I mean, out of that unit, which confirms he's out of that program. So as of right now, he is out of the program. Now we talking about Diddy. So I don't know if he's going to be able to pull a string or something. I'll let you know. I'm waiting to get the rest of the information. I'm waiting to get the rest of the information, but. I will let you know. So as it stands right now, what I'm hearing from my family, the inside, he is out of the program, which means he will have to do his full time. Now, if he's able to pull a string or if I'm able to confirm that he's not going to be able to pull no strings, I will definitely let you all know. Questions from the comments. Any other questions?

[Narrator/Reporter]

Yeah.

[Host]

And that's another thing about the call. You know how they were. The call was recording before the person actually picked up the phone. On that recorded call, before the person from Seato answered, you had the little beginning music, whatever that is, and you're not thinking you're being recorded. And that's why you. I'm feeling like that's why you heard screaming Nolan and all type of stuff, because they didn't even realize they were even being recorded at that point. Questions from the comments. Any more questions from the comments? Hold on one second, y'.

[Narrator/Reporter]

All.

[Host]

15,000. Y'.

[Narrator/Reporter]

All.

[Host]

We up to. We up to 15,000 YouTube subscribers. Got a. Got a long way to go to get to where I want to get to, but 15,000 YouTube subscribers is an accomplishment, y'. All. Thank you. If you're not subscribed, subscribe right now. Shout out to Apple and Spotify for always holding me down as we build this YouTube channel up. We literally just got fifth. Just made 15,000 subscribers on the dot. Thank you to Everybody on our road to a hundred thousand subscribers. We will get there sooner than later. We had 15,000, but I'm happy to be at 15,000. I remember when I was trying to get a thousand YouTube subscribers. Then I remember when I was trying to get 5,000 YouTube subscribers. Then I remember when I was trying to get 10,000 YouTube subscribers. And now we have 15,000 in. The goal at this point is a hundred thousand one subscriber at a time. So shout out to everybody who subscribed to the channel. Yep, let's get back to that. Another conflicting thing we're hearing. We're hearing people who's supposed to be Nolan's friends talking about he was drinking and heavily slurring his words and drunk as hell. Then we got his coach saying he wasn't drunk at all. And he talked to him around the same 3pm time. Why are we getting all these different stories? This is why, for those who don't understand why we. Why a lot of us feel like something happened. It's like this. When you got, quote unquote, friends saying Nolan was drinking and drunk and all of that, and then you got adult faculty members saying he wasn't. Then you don't know what to believe. But it's like we still getting 50 different. 50 million different stories. And as far as the d. I will give you the update. I will give you the update. I'll definitely give you the update as soon as I get it. I'm watching it very closely. Somebody said they was trying to discredit Nolan's. They're trying to discredit Nolan's integrity. Yeah, he was locked in about his football, so I don't believe he'd have been drunk out his mind. And then it just. Like I said, you gotta think people are leaving. People are leaving the, the, the story. They're leaving the story. Where it's sitting at right now, it's sitting at Nolan Wells we need to get justice for. That's point blank, period. There's no way, no way around it. But let's see, Nurse Candy, what you say? Yes. Assassinating his character when he can't defend himself. Exactly. And these are. And what friend, what quote, unquote friends are going to assassinate your character when you did? He was like a brother to me. But let me talk all kind of about him. We will continue

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to.

[Host]

To cover this, but we are at that time. See, Tuck must had a late, late, late start today. He's here now, but the show is over. So we will definitely be right back with y'. All tomorrow. The fact see, Tuck, I guess with his final words said the fact they're even going after the parents and all they trying to do is to get justice is crazy. And I think that's a perfect note to leave on. Everybody get your ass up and dance to your favorite intro outro song. Swan. Damn, this time goes fast.

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[Host]

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