This Week’s Topic: “Is There A Little Bit Of Hitler In All White People?”

STOP KILLING OUR BLACK CHILDREN

Big Brothers came through there for Mr. Nolan Wells. Rest In Power Nolan Xavier Wells. Stop killing our Black children! I am following this case and story and will keep you updated. Some stories disappear after the headlines fade. This isn't one of them. The questions keep growing, the answers remain missing, and a grieving family refuses to stop demanding the truth about Nolan Wells. And who has that man’s throat and lungs, what are they hiding? What up with the scarring discovered on the back of Nolan’s head, that are consistent with hanging? If Nolan Wells was a 18-year-old white boy, would this be different? Of course. If you haven't heard about this, I don't know where the fck you've been. Here’s the rundown.

NOT JUST ANOTHER HEADLINE

Nolan Wells: Remember His Name

On July 4, 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells, a recent high school graduate and college football player, traveled with friends to Horn Island off the Mississippi Gulf Coast. He never returned home. Two days later, search crews found his body. Authorities say the investigation remains active, and Nolan's cause and manner of death have not been conclusively determined. FckThat. There are so many unanswered questions, and we here for it.

INDEPENDENT AUTOPSY

Nolan Wells' cause and manner of death are undetermined, independent autopsy finds, but we know the truth

Independent autopsy results commissioned by Nolan Wells' family found the cause and manner of the 18-year-old's death were undetermined, pending further investigation. Wells died during a July Fourth boating trip with friends.

CBS News

There are two separate examinations in this case:

1. Independent autopsy (commissioned by the Wells family):

   • Dr. Roger J. Mitchell, M.D. performed the independent autopsy. Dr. Mitchell is a forensic pathologist and former Chief Medical Examiner for Washington, D.C. (findings above)

   • The pathologist wrote he could not determine whether Wells was "conscious or unconscious, forced or unforced" before entering the water, a key detail since, as he noted, confirming how someone entered the water matters especially for a death that may be a drowning when the person was a capable swimmer, which Wells was.

   • Mitchell noted that parts of Wells' throat were missing from the body by the time he received it for review, and said he "cannot rule out injury to the neck as a contributor or a cause of death."

   • He found "red discoloration" in the soft tissue at the back of Wells' head, with no underlying skull fractures or lacerations to the skin in that area.

2. Official Mississippi autopsy:

   • The official autopsy was conducted through the Mississippi State Medical Examiner's Office.

   • Dr. Stacey Turner, M.D. performed the initial autopsy. Removed lungs and throat before transporting body. She determined cause and manner of death were "undetermined pending investigation." She later transported his body face down.

WHAT THE FCK?

Questions that make sense to ask and know:

• Why were Nolan's phone and keys not with him? His family says his phone and car keys were recovered from friends after he was reported missing. They question why he would voluntarily stay behind on a remote island without those items. Friends have said it was common to leave phones on the boat, but the family disputes that explanation. (Source)

• Did Nolan choose to stay behind, or not? Friends have said he stayed on the island after meeting a young woman. Nolan's parents say that would have been completely out of character, and another witness has reportedly challenged parts of that account.

ANXIETY AT ITS FINEST

Could you imagine if this were your child? The worst kind of anxiety isn't wondering what happened, it's waking up every day knowing your child isn't coming home and still searching for answers. Every phone call brings a moment of hope followed by fear. Every knock on the door carries a question no parent should ever have to face. Nolan Wells wasn't just a name in a news story; he was a son, an athlete, a dream, and a future. His family's pain is the kind of pain no parent should ever have to understand. Fck That.

SWEAR TO TELL THE TRUTH

• Why are there conflicting accounts of his final hours? Public statements from friends, witnesses, and the family don't fully align, leaving gaps in the timeline investigators are still trying to resolve.

• What happened to the data on his phone? Nolan's family has said they found deleted messages and little social media activity from that day, raising concerns. Investigators and the family's attorneys have agreed to jointly inspect the phone.

CAUSE OF DEATH

• Why couldn't the independent autopsy determine a cause of death? The family's pathologist said decomposition and missing organs retained for examination limited the conclusions. The official autopsy and toxicology results are still pending.

• Why has so little evidence from the party surfaced? The gathering reportedly included hundreds of people, yet relatively little publicly available video or photographic evidence from Nolan's final hours has emerged. Friends say many people left phones on boats or were in the water.

ANXIETY AT ITS FINEST

A young Black man left with so-called friends and never made it home. His family is still waiting for answers. Until every question is answered, people will continue asking: What happened on that island? Who knows more than they've said? And when will Nolan Wells' family finally get the truth they deserve? If he were a white boy, would it be different? Fck That. #FckThatNews #SayHisName #Nolan Wells

THE TALK

For generations, Black parents have carried conversations many families never have to have: be careful, stay aware, watch who you trust, make it home. Waking up Black should never feel like a burden. Existing should never feel like a risk. Being Black should never be treated as a reason to fear, judge, or harm someone. A world without Black brilliance, Black creativity, Black courage, and Black resilience would be missing an irreplaceable part of humanity. Fck That.

EQUAL JUSTICE

As the investigation continues, Nolan's family has raised concerns about transparency, conflicting accounts, and whether every possible lead is being pursued. Those concerns deserve to be heard and addressed through a thorough, fair, and evidence-based investigation. Asking whether every family receives the same urgency, attention, and accountability is not about creating division, it's about ensuring equal justice under the law and equal value for every human life. Fck That.

SO MANY QUESTIONS

Only in Amerikkka. Is this what this country is known for? Is this why people love this country? Racism? Disgusting. One question continues to haunt this case. If three Black teenagers had returned from that trip without their white friend, what the fck would be happening, would the investigation have unfolded the same way? Would public scrutiny have been as patient? Would the media coverage have looked different? Those questions reflect concerns many people have about whether race can influence how cases are perceived and investigated. Throughout history evilness pops out which brings to mind the questioning want you to answer: Is there is a little bit of Hitler in all white people? FckThat is committed to the truth. Email me @help@fckthat.com tell me what the fck you think about this tragedy. Pray for the family.

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