Nolan Wells and the ‘Racism’ Supply Crisis

It had to be whitey!

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The grand jury has finally spoken in the Nolan Wells case. Wells was the 18-year-old black man who went on a boating trip with some white friends, disappeared, and was found dead in the ocean two days later.

Ever since, his family, the NAACP, Ben Crump, Al Sharpton, and other prominent blacks claim that white people must have killed him, and that state authorities refuse to look for the killers. Blacks have stirred up so much hate that there have been countless death threats against whites, and four people have been arrested for criminal intimidation.

On September 18, the grand jury officially reported that there is no evidence of foul play. All the evidence — as anyone who had been paying attention knew already — points to death by drowning. No indictments, and blacks are angry, testimony and evidence be damned.

Nolan Wells was in a circle of close friends in Mississippi who were mostly white.

On July 4th, a group of them set off for Horn Island, five miles off the gulf coast.

They often went to the island, which can be reached only by private boat.

There were hundreds of people there that day. Here are just some of the boats that were at the beach.

Wells met a woman and decided to stay rather than go back with his friends.

There were so many people going back and forth it would have been easy to get a ride back.

Wells didn’t come home that night, and his family called the police, who searched the island. On July 6th, they found Wells face down in shallow water near dangerous rip tides. There was no sign of foul play.

The Mississippi coroner concluded this was a death by drowning, though this was a “diagnosis of exclusion.” That means every other plausible explanation has been reasonably ruled out. This is common in drowning cases, because there is almost never an autopsy finding that definitely proves someone did or didn’t drown.

However, Wells’s family immediately turned on his white friends.

The very day after the body was found, they put notorious anti-white lawyer Benjamin Crump on the case, and said it must have been murder.

Mr. Crump and the Wells family hired Dr. Roger A. Mitchell, a black pathologist, to conduct a second autopsy.

He reached the same conclusion, but emphasized non-lethal bruising on the back of Nolan’s head and light scrapes on his back and buttocks.

The grand jury that just delivered its report was composed of 12 whites, five blacks, two Hispanics, one Asian, two American Indians, and one “other.” They heard from 43 witnesses, and invited Mr. Crump and the family to submit any evidence they might have. Its report refutes or explains every claim that Crump and Co. have either circulated or failed to deny when others circulated them.

Conclusions: Video evidence showed that Wells had used a fake ID to buy alcohol illegally. He was drinking, sometimes heavily, and the party got boisterous. His blood alcohol level was 0.27 percent, a level that would be associated with binge drinking to the point of passing out, but this figure is not reliable because even in just a few days after death, tissues liquify, cells rupture, and bacteria that colonize a decomposing body can ferment residual sugars into alcohol.

As for the bruises and scrapes, one witness saw Wells fall “clumsily” off a boat. He was back to socializing afterward.

Here are claims the grand jury refuted: That Wells was the only black on the island that day. False. That Wells’s stomach and lungs were removed by the government autopsy and withheld from Dr. Mitchell, the black pathologist. False. That Dr. Mitchell had protested the removal of throat tissue for analysis. False. That the state had not cooperated with Dr. Mitchell. False. That Wells got into an altercation with white friends that day. False. That it was suspicious for Wells to leave his phone in the boat. False. People often left phones behind while they played in the ocean, and Wells left his with more than a dozen other phones on the boat’s dashboard.

Several came back that day in different boats from owners.

There were claims that the white friend who brought Wells’s phone back tampered with it and kept it from the family. False. Wells’s mother got the phone back immediately and has never even shown it to the police. The family first proposed a joint forensic examination with the district attorney, then backed out, delayed, and then produced a partial transcript of contents. Nothing suggested foul play.

But blacks are furious because they want to see someone swing, and they are too deep into their anti-white conspiracy to back out now.

Tyler Perry paid for Wells’s elaborate funeral.

Al Sharpton did the preaching.

Colin Kaepernick paid for the independent autopsy.

Spike Lee, Eric Benet, MC Lyte, Whoopi Goldberg, Sunny Hostin, and Viola Davis all said the death was suspicious and called for a federal investigation.

Florida Congresswoman Frederica Wilson — with the hat — met with the family and Mr. Crump because “Our young black boys are being murdered, and nobody seems to care.”

Did anything change after the grand jury report? No.

The congresswoman, still in a hat, is still saying that blacks have to “[fight] for the lives and futures of our children.”

Viola Davis said, “Nolan has joined the countless, endless number of our people who are gone suspiciously….cruelly….and then forgotten. I am so done.”

Wells’s mother tearfully said it was “a reminder that our son’s life doesn’t matter.”

A post about this got such comments as, “Who actually thought the authorities in Mississippi were gonna convict those snow roaches of anything?”

“Snow roaches,” of course, means white people.

Mr. Crump claimed that “common sense” tells you the grand jury’s report is unbelievable and “leaves us with more questions than answers.”

The DA who handled the case, Angel McIlrath, outright accuses the Crump team of lying. She is calling for legislation to make that kind of behavior a crime.

So far, not one black celebrity has said that well, maybe, we got it wrong. I bet not one ever will.

Mom has been particularly vicious. “Parents of Nolan Wells’ friends, and local officials, told to expect lawsuit.” On the day of her boy’s funeral, she sent spoliation letters to dozens of people — her son’s friends, their parents, state officials — putting them on notice that she was likely to sue them. They are ordered to keep all records that could potentially be used in a lawsuit.

Wells’s close white friends stayed away from the funeral. Warren Hudson calls himself Wells’s “best friend,” but said he had had so many death threats he feared for his life if he showed up.

He and his family got spoliation letters, too. Someone might think twice about having black friends.

Here are three of the four people arrested for criminal intimidation against the white people involved in case.

There is no photo of the fourth, but his name is Brandon Ephriam Washington, and 90 percent of the Americans named Washington are black.

Blacks are behaving true to form. Remember the reaction to the verdict against Karmelo Anthony who stabbed Austin Metcalf to death in Texas?

Blacks posted AI images of themselves peeing on Metcalf’s grave.

Black congressmen roared about the racist justice system.

Facts don’t matter. Testimony doesn’t matter. And this has been going on for a long time. There is an excellent book about what blacks think of us called I Heard it Through the Grapevine.

The black author explains that “the folk” believe just about any hateful theory about whites. In the 1980s, many blacks were convinced that Church’s Fried Chicken was laced with a chemical that sterilized black men.

After Hurricane Katrina, Spike Lee and Louis Farrakhan claimed the US government blew up New Orleans levees to flood black neighborhoods.

Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Kanye West, and Harry Belafonte all said federal relief was slow because the victims were black. Two-thirds of blacks agreed with them.

This gets so boring. No human group has ever tried harder to help another group than whites have tried to help blacks. Have we ever got a lick of gratitude? Not that I know of. Nothing but resentment, accusations, envy, and hatred. We already live in separate nations mentally, morally, and psychologically. We need separate real nations.