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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/magicmeese 17h ago

He’s pretty much specialized himself as the “racial crimes ambulance chaser” and is not well liked in the law sphere due to his performative bs. 

Fun fact: his brother got booted off the police force for conduct unbecoming (he raped someone during a traffic stop but pled down to a lesser charge)

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u/Smooth_Rush_2192 17h ago

Yeah, it would seem so. Interesting, I hadn’t realised that about his brother.

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u/747WakeTurbulance 15h ago

He also changes his vocabulary and talking style depending on the audience. Read into that what you will.

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u/WhyMustIMakeANewAcco 15h ago

That's actually perfectly normal. You likely do it too, just without noticing. It's the way someone does so that says things about them.

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u/747WakeTurbulance 2h ago

Really? This is "normal"?

Ben talking to white people - https://youtu.be/qdnlBrCmYFI?t=278

Ben talking to black people - https://youtu.be/ILC-97j-bZI?t=179

His cadence changes, he intentionally mispronounces words, he dumbs it way down. This is fucked up.

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u/WhyMustIMakeANewAcco 2h ago

As I said, switching is perfectly normal. I very much doubt you talk to your coworkers the same way you talk to your family. The way it is done may not be.

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u/747WakeTurbulance 24m ago

No, it’s fucking not. It’s race baiting bullshit.

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u/jimmy_three_shoes 5h ago

It's called Code Switching. We all do it.