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Watching Benjamin Crump eat a snack during a serious interview about Nolan Wells struck me as unprofessional and distracting. More importantly, I question the decision to bring him in as a spokesperson for this case. From what has been publicly reported, there has been no evidence presented that Nolan’s...

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Horn Island is not the place to be drinking. Underage drinking is dangerous, drinking around open water is dangerous, and those realities cannot be ignored when discussing this case. Instead of focusing on those factors, Nolan’s parents hired Benjamin Crump, a figure widely known for framing cases through the lens of race. In my view, that shifts attention away from other circumstances that may be relevant to understanding what happened. This case should be about the facts, the evidence, and finding out what happened to Nolan Wells. You can watch full episodes of The Tamera Nealy on YouTube.
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Horn Island is not the place to be drinking. Underage drinking is dangerous, drinking around open water is dangerous, and those realities cannot be ignored when discussing this case. Instead of focusing on those factors, Nolan’s parents hired Benjamin Crump, a figure widely known for framing cases through the lens of race. In my view, that shifts attention away from other circumstances that may be relevant to understanding what happened. This case should be about the facts, the evidence, and finding out what happened to Nolan Wells. You can watch full episodes of The Tamera Nealy on YouTube.

Tamera Nealy

20,497 görüntüleme • 2 gün önce

Nolan’s mom has done everything right and I truly hope she gets the answers and closure she deserves. I’ll add this: I don’t have much confidence in the Jackson, Mississippi, police to handle a case like this with the transparency the family is asking for. One question for ABC News : Why blur the faces of Nolan’s white friends? If they’re adults and have information relevant to what happened, why hide their identities? Someone might recognize them and have information that could help investigators. 🚨 The family of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells, who mysteriously died during a July 4 boat trip, is demanding a thorough and transparent investigation into his “suspicious” death.
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Nolan’s mom has done everything right and I truly hope she gets the answers and closure she deserves. I’ll add this: I don’t have much confidence in the Jackson, Mississippi, police to handle a case like this with the transparency the family is asking for. One question for ABC News : Why blur the faces of Nolan’s white friends? If they’re adults and have information relevant to what happened, why hide their identities? Someone might recognize them and have information that could help investigators. 🚨 The family of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells, who mysteriously died during a July 4 boat trip, is demanding a thorough and transparent investigation into his “suspicious” death.

Christopher Webb

31,519 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce

The family of the teenager whose body was found off the coast of Mississippi is calling for a thorough investigation into his death. Eighteen-year-old Nolan Wells went on a boat trip to a nearby island with friends during the July Fourth weekend but did not return with them. He was the only Black teenager among a group of white friends. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office says no foul play is suspected but is calling for any witnesses to come forward. At a press conference Friday, civil rights attorney Ben Crump said the facts of the case are not adding up as the mother of Nolan Wells asked for answers. “We just want to know what happened and why our baby didn’t come home,” Christine Wells-Wonsley said. An official autopsy has been conducted, though it could be weeks before results are released. Police say the friends who were on the island with Wells are cooperating with the investigation.
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The family of the teenager whose body was found off the coast of Mississippi is calling for a thorough investigation into his death. Eighteen-year-old Nolan Wells went on a boat trip to a nearby island with friends during the July Fourth weekend but did not return with them. He was the only Black teenager among a group of white friends. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office says no foul play is suspected but is calling for any witnesses to come forward. At a press conference Friday, civil rights attorney Ben Crump said the facts of the case are not adding up as the mother of Nolan Wells asked for answers. “We just want to know what happened and why our baby didn’t come home,” Christine Wells-Wonsley said. An official autopsy has been conducted, though it could be weeks before results are released. Police say the friends who were on the island with Wells are cooperating with the investigation.

PBS News

16,665 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce

💔 UPDATE: Nolan Xavier Wells has been found deceased. The search for 18-year-old college football player Nolan Xavier Wells has come to a heartbreaking end. After days of hope and prayers for a miracle, authorities confirmed that Nolan’s body has been recovered. Please keep his mother, family, friends, teammates, and everyone who loved him in your prayers as they face an unimaginable loss. As the investigation continues, I hope his loved ones receive clear answers about what happened. Rest in peace, Nolan. Gone far too soon. 🕊️💙
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💔 UPDATE: Nolan Xavier Wells has been found deceased. The search for 18-year-old college football player Nolan Xavier Wells has come to a heartbreaking end. After days of hope and prayers for a miracle, authorities confirmed that Nolan’s body has been recovered. Please keep his mother, family, friends, teammates, and everyone who loved him in your prayers as they face an unimaginable loss. As the investigation continues, I hope his loved ones receive clear answers about what happened. Rest in peace, Nolan. Gone far too soon. 🕊️💙

King Roy

1,641,085 görüntüleme • 10 gün önce

#WATCH | Hyderabad: Telangana Jagruthi President K Kavitha says, "I have 100 times said that we have nothing to do with this case. This is a politically motivated case. As a part of political vendetta, this case has been put on the Opposition parties and I am thankful to the judiciary that they have upheld our faith in the judiciary of this country. Today, judiciary has cut through this entire web of lies...I am very thankful to everybody who stood by me in that difficult situation...Truth has triumphed. Truth can be hidden, but it can never be defeated...Not only me, KCR garu himself has time and again said that this is a vendetta on BRS and KCR garu that has been reflected on Kavitha. I have said that this is a false case, a politically motivated case...Who will account for the time that I lost with my kids? Who will account for the time that I lost with my family?"
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#WATCH | Hyderabad: Telangana Jagruthi President K Kavitha says, "I have 100 times said that we have nothing to do with this case. This is a politically motivated case. As a part of political vendetta, this case has been put on the Opposition parties and I am thankful to the judiciary that they have upheld our faith in the judiciary of this country. Today, judiciary has cut through this entire web of lies...I am very thankful to everybody who stood by me in that difficult situation...Truth has triumphed. Truth can be hidden, but it can never be defeated...Not only me, KCR garu himself has time and again said that this is a vendetta on BRS and KCR garu that has been reflected on Kavitha. I have said that this is a false case, a politically motivated case...Who will account for the time that I lost with my kids? Who will account for the time that I lost with my family?"

ANI

56,116 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

A lack of evidence of even a crime at this point isn’t stopping activists from exploiting the death of Nolan Wells, claiming it was a hate crime. I have no idea what happened. But to claim this was motivated by race simply because the victim has white friends? Seems wrong. Here’s my take while guest hosting on Katie Pavlich Tonight.
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A lack of evidence of even a crime at this point isn’t stopping activists from exploiting the death of Nolan Wells, claiming it was a hate crime. I have no idea what happened. But to claim this was motivated by race simply because the victim has white friends? Seems wrong. Here’s my take while guest hosting on Katie Pavlich Tonight.

Jason Rantz on Seattle Red

20,903 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce

The truth has a way of revealing itself, no matter how long it’s buried. I think we are seeing examples of this around the world today. As I’ve spent time examining Diana’s death, I’ve been struck by how many questions still have no clear answers in this case. Looking at what’s happening around the world, it feels like the right moment to take a closer, more honest look at what really happened that night. I believe there may have been foul play involved. I enjoyed working on this episode. The research and the people we spoke to made it a great experience.
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The truth has a way of revealing itself, no matter how long it’s buried. I think we are seeing examples of this around the world today. As I’ve spent time examining Diana’s death, I’ve been struck by how many questions still have no clear answers in this case. Looking at what’s happening around the world, it feels like the right moment to take a closer, more honest look at what really happened that night. I believe there may have been foul play involved. I enjoyed working on this episode. The research and the people we spoke to made it a great experience.

ELIZABETH LANE

32,244 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

WATCH: Jason Rantz on Seattle Red SCHOOLS Benjamin Crump adviser claiming without evidence Nolan Wells's death was both a murder and racially motivated, citing "400 years" of black life in America and arguing Jason doesn't understand this case b/c he's not a parent... "Let's be precise because a kid is dead here. What's the actual evidence? Not a feeling, not a vibe. What is evidence that anyone has produced that shows race had anything to do with this?" "I'm talking about this case! I'm talking about this case!" "This has nothing to do with a lack of empathy. You're calling for an investigation. Everyone -- is anyone saying there shouldn't be an investigation?" "You're accusing someone of not showing empathy. I'm simply saying: Have you seen any evidence that suggests the police aren't doing an investigation? I get there's questions to be answered, right?" "I don't [have an issue with an independent investigation]. I have an issue with people who are maybe paying too close attention to the race element here before they have any of those details, and setting a narrative that is setting up that family to maybe not accept what actually happened. Again, I had no idea what happened! I think I'd actually wait at least in part for some of the details to come out, including the autopsy"
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WATCH: Jason Rantz on Seattle Red SCHOOLS Benjamin Crump adviser claiming without evidence Nolan Wells's death was both a murder and racially motivated, citing "400 years" of black life in America and arguing Jason doesn't understand this case b/c he's not a parent... "Let's be precise because a kid is dead here. What's the actual evidence? Not a feeling, not a vibe. What is evidence that anyone has produced that shows race had anything to do with this?" "I'm talking about this case! I'm talking about this case!" "This has nothing to do with a lack of empathy. You're calling for an investigation. Everyone -- is anyone saying there shouldn't be an investigation?" "You're accusing someone of not showing empathy. I'm simply saying: Have you seen any evidence that suggests the police aren't doing an investigation? I get there's questions to be answered, right?" "I don't [have an issue with an independent investigation]. I have an issue with people who are maybe paying too close attention to the race element here before they have any of those details, and setting a narrative that is setting up that family to maybe not accept what actually happened. Again, I had no idea what happened! I think I'd actually wait at least in part for some of the details to come out, including the autopsy"

Curtis Houck

102,409 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce

The family of the teenager whose body was found off the coast of Mississippi is calling for a "thorough" investigation into their son's death. Eighteen-year-old Nolan Wells had gone on a boat trip to a nearby island with friends during the Fourth of July weekend but did not return with them. He was the only Black teenager among a group of white friends. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office says no foul play is suspected but is calling for any witnesses to come forward. At a press conference Friday, civil rights attorney Ben Crump said the facts of the case are "not adding up" as Nolan Wells' mother asked for answers. An official autopsy has been conducted, though it could be weeks before the results are released. Police say the friends who were on the island with Wells are cooperating with the investigation.
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The family of the teenager whose body was found off the coast of Mississippi is calling for a "thorough" investigation into their son's death. Eighteen-year-old Nolan Wells had gone on a boat trip to a nearby island with friends during the Fourth of July weekend but did not return with them. He was the only Black teenager among a group of white friends. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office says no foul play is suspected but is calling for any witnesses to come forward. At a press conference Friday, civil rights attorney Ben Crump said the facts of the case are "not adding up" as Nolan Wells' mother asked for answers. An official autopsy has been conducted, though it could be weeks before the results are released. Police say the friends who were on the island with Wells are cooperating with the investigation.

PBS News

25,187 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce

CBS’s Ed O'Keefe: “He sidestepped a — a judge and a jury's decisions on the cases involving his son. He criticized the political nature of the prosecution. The next president has spent the last several years vowing to upend the justice Department and the FBI. Looking at their current and future presidents, Why should any American continue to have confidence in the American justice system?” KJP: “Well, the President does have confidence in the American justice system, um — and he said that in his statement, certainly — uh — continues to have confidence in the Department of Justice — uh — what he —” O’Keefe: “Two leaders who —” KJP: “Oh, okay.” O’Keefe: “— single out incidents that involve them or their families and say — ” KJP: “Well, can I —” O’Keefe: “— ‘well, it wouldn’t be fair to me, but the rest of you should agree with it.’” KJP: “— I — can I — can I just be very blunt here? Uh — the situation with Hunter Biden and what the incoming president has said are very different.” O’Keefe: “But they're making similar arguments —” KJP: “Well — yeah — but —” O’Keefe: “— which is that they've been unfairly prosecuted because of who they are.” KJP: “— but — but I don't think, I don't think those two things are the same. I just don't. I don't — they're not the same. They're just not — and — um — and I think the American people understand that. I do. I do think they believe and understand that they're not the same. Uh — what the president's son had to go through — uh — and what we've heard from legal experts, former U.S. attorneys general who look at this case, who understand this case and have said, this would not — virtually — there would not be the situation — uh — and I think that's important to note as well, and they've been very clear about this. We've heard from many of them — legal experts, former U.S. attorneys — uh — from across the country again, have all agreed virtually no one would be criminally prosecuted with felony offenses with these facts. I talked about these facts as it relates to the gun charges and tax cases that — that obviously — uh — Hunter Biden's case, and so that is — uh — uh — you take their word for it. You can take their word for it.”
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CBS’s Ed O'Keefe: “He sidestepped a — a judge and a jury's decisions on the cases involving his son. He criticized the political nature of the prosecution. The next president has spent the last several years vowing to upend the justice Department and the FBI. Looking at their current and future presidents, Why should any American continue to have confidence in the American justice system?” KJP: “Well, the President does have confidence in the American justice system, um — and he said that in his statement, certainly — uh — continues to have confidence in the Department of Justice — uh — what he —” O’Keefe: “Two leaders who —” KJP: “Oh, okay.” O’Keefe: “— single out incidents that involve them or their families and say — ” KJP: “Well, can I —” O’Keefe: “— ‘well, it wouldn’t be fair to me, but the rest of you should agree with it.’” KJP: “— I — can I — can I just be very blunt here? Uh — the situation with Hunter Biden and what the incoming president has said are very different.” O’Keefe: “But they're making similar arguments —” KJP: “Well — yeah — but —” O’Keefe: “— which is that they've been unfairly prosecuted because of who they are.” KJP: “— but — but I don't think, I don't think those two things are the same. I just don't. I don't — they're not the same. They're just not — and — um — and I think the American people understand that. I do. I do think they believe and understand that they're not the same. Uh — what the president's son had to go through — uh — and what we've heard from legal experts, former U.S. attorneys general who look at this case, who understand this case and have said, this would not — virtually — there would not be the situation — uh — and I think that's important to note as well, and they've been very clear about this. We've heard from many of them — legal experts, former U.S. attorneys — uh — from across the country again, have all agreed virtually no one would be criminally prosecuted with felony offenses with these facts. I talked about these facts as it relates to the gun charges and tax cases that — that obviously — uh — Hunter Biden's case, and so that is — uh — uh — you take their word for it. You can take their word for it.”

Curtis Houck

407,350 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Advocate Vijay Aggarwal has given a clear and logical view on the US DOJ’s decision to drop the criminal case against Gautam Adani. He pointed out that, in the DOJ’s own assessment, there was no substantive case from the beginning. The evidence turned out to be much weaker than initially expected, and more importantly, there was no demonstrable loss to investors. In such situations, the very foundation of the prosecution becomes questionable. He further noted that courts do not initiate or continue prosecutions on their own. It is the prosecution that decides whether to proceed or not. When the DOJ itself concludes that continuing the case is not justified due to lack of evidence and absence of loss, dismissal becomes the natural and correct outcome. This reinforces that the decision to drop the case is based on legal merit rather than external factors.
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Advocate Vijay Aggarwal has given a clear and logical view on the US DOJ’s decision to drop the criminal case against Gautam Adani. He pointed out that, in the DOJ’s own assessment, there was no substantive case from the beginning. The evidence turned out to be much weaker than initially expected, and more importantly, there was no demonstrable loss to investors. In such situations, the very foundation of the prosecution becomes questionable. He further noted that courts do not initiate or continue prosecutions on their own. It is the prosecution that decides whether to proceed or not. When the DOJ itself concludes that continuing the case is not justified due to lack of evidence and absence of loss, dismissal becomes the natural and correct outcome. This reinforces that the decision to drop the case is based on legal merit rather than external factors.

Pratibha Gupta

215,605 görüntüleme • 10 gün önce

This morning on #TheWeekend, I spoke with Jonathan Capehart, Eugene Daniels, and Maya Eaglin about the unanswered questions surrounding the tragic death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells in Mississippi. The Wells family is not asking anyone to rush to judgment. They are asking for a fair, transparent, and thorough investigation. That is exactly why National Action Network is standing with them alongside their legal counsel, Attorney Ben Crump. Too many questions remain unanswered. Why was Nolan left behind? Why were his belongings in the possession of others? Why were photos, text messages, and other information reportedly erased from his phone? Justice requires facts, transparency, and accountability. We owe Nolan’s family answers, and we will continue to stand with them every step of the way until those answers are found. #NolanWells #JusticeForNolan #MSNOW
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This morning on #TheWeekend, I spoke with Jonathan Capehart, Eugene Daniels, and Maya Eaglin about the unanswered questions surrounding the tragic death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells in Mississippi. The Wells family is not asking anyone to rush to judgment. They are asking for a fair, transparent, and thorough investigation. That is exactly why National Action Network is standing with them alongside their legal counsel, Attorney Ben Crump. Too many questions remain unanswered. Why was Nolan left behind? Why were his belongings in the possession of others? Why were photos, text messages, and other information reportedly erased from his phone? Justice requires facts, transparency, and accountability. We owe Nolan’s family answers, and we will continue to stand with them every step of the way until those answers are found. #NolanWells #JusticeForNolan #MSNOW

Reverend Al Sharpton

12,273 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce

#WATCH | Delhi: On Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi's statement inside the Parliament, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "I think there was an overreaction by the government side because as far as I understood, what Rahul ji wished to raise was a matter that is already in the public domain. He was basing himself on a published article in the Caravan magazine, which quotes a memoir by General Naravane that is still unpublished. So the government, instead of objecting to the fact that the book has not been published, should have let him speak because, in any case, the magazine is publicly available. Anyone can read the same article that Rahulji has read. It seems to me that the overreaction of the government has needlessly paralysed the house this afternoon. And to my mind, frankly, it would have been healthy for parliament to have allowed the discussion to proceed, which is what parliament is for... The best answer, if the facts are wrong, is to correct the facts, not to prevent the facts from being aired..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi's statement inside the Parliament, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "I think there was an overreaction by the government side because as far as I understood, what Rahul ji wished to raise was a matter that is already in the public domain. He was basing himself on a published article in the Caravan magazine, which quotes a memoir by General Naravane that is still unpublished. So the government, instead of objecting to the fact that the book has not been published, should have let him speak because, in any case, the magazine is publicly available. Anyone can read the same article that Rahulji has read. It seems to me that the overreaction of the government has needlessly paralysed the house this afternoon. And to my mind, frankly, it would have been healthy for parliament to have allowed the discussion to proceed, which is what parliament is for... The best answer, if the facts are wrong, is to correct the facts, not to prevent the facts from being aired..."

ANI

53,957 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

His name is Nolan Xavier Wells. He was an eighteen-year-old Southwest Mississippi Community College student and athlete, described by those who knew him as “an extremely kind young man who was always willing to uplift others.” Nolan was reported missing by his mother on July 4th after he failed to return home from a boat trip with “friends” to Horn Island in Mississippi. Two days later his lifeless body was discovered in the water just offshore at the northwestern tip of the island. According to reports, Wells was with a young lady on the island prior to his disappearance. She has been in contact with Nolan's family to share what she knows but has no insight into what occurred after going their separate ways. Despite claims from his companions that Nolan stayed behind to catch a different ride back, their story contradicts a glaring detail: his cellphone was on the boat that departed without him. Community outrage and online discussions indicate the young men on the boat trip hired legal counsel and ceased communicating after a body was recovered. Skepticism is fueled by allegations that at least one of the teens on the trip is the child of a local judge. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is representing the family of Nolan Wells. Investigators are still processing evidence to reconstruct the events leading up to Wells’ disappearance. However, one stark reality is clear: every white person returned home safely, while the only Black member of the group lost his life. We will not rest until the complete truth of what happened to Nolan on Horn Island is revealed.
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His name is Nolan Xavier Wells. He was an eighteen-year-old Southwest Mississippi Community College student and athlete, described by those who knew him as “an extremely kind young man who was always willing to uplift others.” Nolan was reported missing by his mother on July 4th after he failed to return home from a boat trip with “friends” to Horn Island in Mississippi. Two days later his lifeless body was discovered in the water just offshore at the northwestern tip of the island. According to reports, Wells was with a young lady on the island prior to his disappearance. She has been in contact with Nolan's family to share what she knows but has no insight into what occurred after going their separate ways. Despite claims from his companions that Nolan stayed behind to catch a different ride back, their story contradicts a glaring detail: his cellphone was on the boat that departed without him. Community outrage and online discussions indicate the young men on the boat trip hired legal counsel and ceased communicating after a body was recovered. Skepticism is fueled by allegations that at least one of the teens on the trip is the child of a local judge. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is representing the family of Nolan Wells. Investigators are still processing evidence to reconstruct the events leading up to Wells’ disappearance. However, one stark reality is clear: every white person returned home safely, while the only Black member of the group lost his life. We will not rest until the complete truth of what happened to Nolan on Horn Island is revealed.

Lance Cooper

79,165 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

It's been almost three years since August of 2022, but I don't think anyone realizes what David Yannetti accomplished with the Karen Read defense. Yes, Alan, Aidan, Eliza Little, the Boston DOJ and others put in work, but do not forget that real power moves in humble silence. TRANSCRIPT: **David Yannetti:** Today was my client's first appearance after her Superior Court arraignment. And as you would expect, we are now starting the discovery process in Superior Court. The history of this case was such that while the case was pending for months in the district court, we had a lot of difficulty getting cooperation from the prosecution in turning over the information that they had. We had more than one court date where there was a big fight in court where we were pushing to get the information that we needed. And [the prosecution team] were essentially giving us the stiff arm in district court. Now that the case has been indicted, I'm pleased to say that the spigot has started to open up a little bit. We got some further material today, which we are going to review, cross-reference against what we have. And I think the theme for the day, really the theme for the past several months, is that with each new piece of evidence that comes in, we're more and more convinced of my client's innocence. Each new piece of evidence appears to corroborate that, and we're doggedly investigating this case to exonerate her, which we're confident she will be if this case ever goes to trial. **Court TV Interviewer:** What do you say if? What could stop it at this point? **David Yannetti:** The only thing that could stop this case from going to trial is if the prosecution becomes convinced of my client's innocence as we are. So, you know, if the question was, "Will there be a plea deal in this case?" That's off the table. I have an innocent client who looks forward to going to trial on this case, but I believe there may come a point where the prosecution sees the evidence that we have, and maybe they realize that they were wrong from the start. **Court TV Interviewer:** What can you tell us about what you have, the picture, the starting time, the image of what you're gathering? **David Yannetti:** So, I'm not prepared to reveal the evidence in our possession, mainly because we're using that evidence as a springboard to get further evidence. And, you know, before I begin revealing, you know, material of that nature, I need to complete my investigation. So, there's not, you know, a rush to reveal our defense. We're preparing our defense, but the truth will come out in time.
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It's been almost three years since August of 2022, but I don't think anyone realizes what David Yannetti accomplished with the Karen Read defense. Yes, Alan, Aidan, Eliza Little, the Boston DOJ and others put in work, but do not forget that real power moves in humble silence. TRANSCRIPT: **David Yannetti:** Today was my client's first appearance after her Superior Court arraignment. And as you would expect, we are now starting the discovery process in Superior Court. The history of this case was such that while the case was pending for months in the district court, we had a lot of difficulty getting cooperation from the prosecution in turning over the information that they had. We had more than one court date where there was a big fight in court where we were pushing to get the information that we needed. And [the prosecution team] were essentially giving us the stiff arm in district court. Now that the case has been indicted, I'm pleased to say that the spigot has started to open up a little bit. We got some further material today, which we are going to review, cross-reference against what we have. And I think the theme for the day, really the theme for the past several months, is that with each new piece of evidence that comes in, we're more and more convinced of my client's innocence. Each new piece of evidence appears to corroborate that, and we're doggedly investigating this case to exonerate her, which we're confident she will be if this case ever goes to trial. **Court TV Interviewer:** What do you say if? What could stop it at this point? **David Yannetti:** The only thing that could stop this case from going to trial is if the prosecution becomes convinced of my client's innocence as we are. So, you know, if the question was, "Will there be a plea deal in this case?" That's off the table. I have an innocent client who looks forward to going to trial on this case, but I believe there may come a point where the prosecution sees the evidence that we have, and maybe they realize that they were wrong from the start. **Court TV Interviewer:** What can you tell us about what you have, the picture, the starting time, the image of what you're gathering? **David Yannetti:** So, I'm not prepared to reveal the evidence in our possession, mainly because we're using that evidence as a springboard to get further evidence. And, you know, before I begin revealing, you know, material of that nature, I need to complete my investigation. So, there's not, you know, a rush to reveal our defense. We're preparing our defense, but the truth will come out in time.

Grant Smith Ellis

31,789 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

The strikes on Iran have Temu Obama PANICKING. "Having been briefed now, not once, but twice, there is no evidence that has been presented to us that the United States was under threat of imminent attack from Iran. Zero evidence of that. In fact, many members of the administration have actually publicly admitted that. So if, in fact, that was the case, it’s hard for the American people to understand the rationale for launching a preemptive war in the Middle East that has now spread to more than half a dozen countries and resulted in the death of at least six brave, courageous, heroic service members. That’s unacceptable."
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The strikes on Iran have Temu Obama PANICKING. "Having been briefed now, not once, but twice, there is no evidence that has been presented to us that the United States was under threat of imminent attack from Iran. Zero evidence of that. In fact, many members of the administration have actually publicly admitted that. So if, in fact, that was the case, it’s hard for the American people to understand the rationale for launching a preemptive war in the Middle East that has now spread to more than half a dozen countries and resulted in the death of at least six brave, courageous, heroic service members. That’s unacceptable."

DeVory Darkins

28,476 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Truth has a way of coming to the light. As more people speak up, more screenshots surface, and more questions are asked, the story surrounding Nolan Wells continues to unfold. Every new statement adds another piece to a timeline that many believe deserves a full, transparent investigation. No matter who is involved, the goal should be the same: let the facts lead the way. Rumors aren’t evidence, allegations aren’t convictions, and everyone deserves due process—but every credible lead deserves to be looked at thoroughly. Nolan’s family, friends, and community deserve answers. If anyone has information, photos, videos, or firsthand knowledge that could help investigators understand what happened, coming forward could make a difference. The truth doesn’t stay buried forever. If there are people who know more than they’ve said, time has a way of bringing those details to light. Justice starts with the truth, and the truth starts with people speaking honestly. #JusticeForNolanWells #NolanWells #TruthMatters #SeekTheTruth #accountability
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Truth has a way of coming to the light. As more people speak up, more screenshots surface, and more questions are asked, the story surrounding Nolan Wells continues to unfold. Every new statement adds another piece to a timeline that many believe deserves a full, transparent investigation. No matter who is involved, the goal should be the same: let the facts lead the way. Rumors aren’t evidence, allegations aren’t convictions, and everyone deserves due process—but every credible lead deserves to be looked at thoroughly. Nolan’s family, friends, and community deserve answers. If anyone has information, photos, videos, or firsthand knowledge that could help investigators understand what happened, coming forward could make a difference. The truth doesn’t stay buried forever. If there are people who know more than they’ve said, time has a way of bringing those details to light. Justice starts with the truth, and the truth starts with people speaking honestly. #JusticeForNolanWells #NolanWells #TruthMatters #SeekTheTruth #accountability

24_7Reflections

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.Erik Voorhees: It’s actually good, from the Trojan horse perspective, that Bitcoin was traceable enough for traditional institutions to tolerate it. “When Bitcoin came out, everyone called it private, thought of it as private. It was referred to as anonymous in every news story. And in some ways, it is very private and very anonymous. But the truth is that it’s also extremely trackable and traceable. It is not private in reality. And the question is, should it have been from the start? And at first I thought, yes, it should have been more private. And that was a mistake in its design. However, I think if Bitcoin had been anonymous truly from the start, like a Zcash or a Monero, it would have had such antagonism from the state. I don’t know that the state could have snuffed it out, but they would have tried much harder. And I think it’s actually good, from the Trojan horse metaphor perspective, that it was traceable enough that the traditional institutions could tolerate it. They’ve never liked it, but they could at least tolerate it because there is some traceability. And that has allowed Bitcoin to grow. And I think in its shadow, that other crypto assets are actually anonymous is very healthy. The strength of cryptocurrency as a concept in society, I think, is served best when Bitcoin itself is not perfectly private, but other assets are. That is a very difficult thing, I think, for the state to combat. And that decentralization of attributes is really, really crucial. So, yeah, I’m very glad that there are other coins that are private. I want there to be more of them, and I want them to be more popular. And I think it’s okay that Bitcoin itself is not.”
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.Erik Voorhees: It’s actually good, from the Trojan horse perspective, that Bitcoin was traceable enough for traditional institutions to tolerate it. “When Bitcoin came out, everyone called it private, thought of it as private. It was referred to as anonymous in every news story. And in some ways, it is very private and very anonymous. But the truth is that it’s also extremely trackable and traceable. It is not private in reality. And the question is, should it have been from the start? And at first I thought, yes, it should have been more private. And that was a mistake in its design. However, I think if Bitcoin had been anonymous truly from the start, like a Zcash or a Monero, it would have had such antagonism from the state. I don’t know that the state could have snuffed it out, but they would have tried much harder. And I think it’s actually good, from the Trojan horse metaphor perspective, that it was traceable enough that the traditional institutions could tolerate it. They’ve never liked it, but they could at least tolerate it because there is some traceability. And that has allowed Bitcoin to grow. And I think in its shadow, that other crypto assets are actually anonymous is very healthy. The strength of cryptocurrency as a concept in society, I think, is served best when Bitcoin itself is not perfectly private, but other assets are. That is a very difficult thing, I think, for the state to combat. And that decentralization of attributes is really, really crucial. So, yeah, I’m very glad that there are other coins that are private. I want there to be more of them, and I want them to be more popular. And I think it’s okay that Bitcoin itself is not.”

Arjun Khemani

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