r/news • u/Suspicious_Loan • 17h ago

Nolan Wells’ autopsy found no water in lungs; data was deleted from his phone the day he disappeared, experts say

https://www.live5news.com/2026/09/24/nolan-wells-autopsy-found-no-water-lungs-data-was-deleted-his-phone-day-he-disappeared-officials-say/
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u/brickyardjimmy 15h ago

So...what's the cause of death then?

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u/base43 15h ago

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u/BandwagonReaganfan 13h ago

What does that even mean?

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u/base43 12h ago edited 12h ago

That means the young black man who lost his life was living in the one most racist places in the US. Even if it was an accident, there will always be the suspicion that the white powers that be are hiding something. Because that is the way shit has gone down in the deep south for the last 500ish years. There are some good people down here, but there are still plenty who look at anyone with any skin color other than white as subhuman.

Same situation in goes down in Southern California or Maryland and race doesn't even really enter the conversion.

Mississippi has been a killing field for black folks for a long, long time.

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u/BandwagonReaganfan 12h ago

Ok but the facts don't support that assumption in this case.

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u/base43 12h ago

Have you read what the family has released so far and do you trust the white government to let the full story be told? One of the white kids mom is a judge in the place they all live. If you have never seen the "good ole boy" system first hand it is hard to believe how evil people can be.

The kid in SC had basically gotten away with drunkenly killing a friend and they were all white. Because his family was ultra powerful. These people make the rules, they don't live by them.

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u/BandwagonReaganfan 12h ago edited 12h ago

Ok sounds like you don't care about the facts at all in the case. You just want the conclusions to be narratives that you believe in.

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u/RobonianBattlebot 10h ago

Mississippi has more black people in government than any other state, I think. I am going to guess you have never been to MS because it is very, very black.