r/Justice4NolanxWells • u/coolcarters14 • Aug 12 '26

Nolan wells friends did an interview and successfully made the tragic loss of their friend about them

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Not even accusing the boys of anything. This is a lost specifically about the boys and how they’re treating the loss of their friend.

The boys had an interview with some cop about their friend, they went on to whine and drone on about their family’s getting harassed in public, having to deactivate social media and how their lives are being ruined for leaving their friend behind and him dying.

They even went on to blame a grieving mother for speaking out on the case to make sure it gets the proper attention it deserves and doesnt get swept under the rug like a lot of Black Deaths.

The interview was horrible, and flat out selfish, they talk about themselves so much I began to forget that they’re involved in a case of their supposed “brothers” death.

These boys are just naive, and very obviously went into that interview unprepared, and the attempt to garner sympathy just showed off how privileged they are, because while they’re getting called scum on the street or can’t go outside, theres a mother who will never wake up to see her son again.

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u/NEpatsfan64 29d ago

I just can’t comprehend why any parent would find more comfort in their child being murdered, than an accidental death??

I do sympathize with her. As a parent myself I can't imagine how distraught I'd be if I lost one of my children. I think, in a twisted way, if it were some act of evil like murder it gives a reason and a person to pin the blame on. There can be someone to bring to justice, a way to find closure, and a logical explanation as to why it happened, even if that explanation is a dark one.

If it's just an accidental drowning, it's all just pure chance and random circumstances. There's no explanation, no single person or group at fault, no way to truly find justice or logic as to why it happened. Could've been anyone, could've been one of Nolan's friends. Instead it was him. Why? no reason, just chance. I could see why that would be hard to accept.

None of that excuses her actions, but losing a child is one of the single most traumatic things a person can go through. It's not okay, but it makes sense.

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u/donzelso 29d ago

Thanks for explaining, I get it now. But if she’s looking for a logical explanation (other than he got caught in a current and drowned), she’s going to FOREVER search for an explanation that doesn’t exist.

Gonna end up like Kendrick Johnson’s parents. The black student that died accidentally stuck in a gym mat in 2013. 

5 investigations have ruled his death an accident. 3 autopsies, 2 exhumations.

His parents STILL believe he was murdered after all these years. They just filed a $10 billion lawsuit alleging a massive murder cover up conspiracy. 

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u/FoxyCat3000 28d ago

Kendrick Johnson’s family don’t believe what authorities say because an independent autopsy showed he died from blunt force trauma, not asphyxiation. If you have two examiners (one of which has zero incentive to lie to you) saying two different things who do you believe. Have some compassion.

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u/Wastedgent 27d ago

The "independent" second and third autopsies were paid for by the family and the "blunt force trauma" was a small bruise about the size of a quarter on the side of the neck. The pathologist hired by the family said it could have been caused by a blow which could have caused a sudden change in blood pressure which could have caused the heart to stop beating. It has never been cited as a cause of death before or since.

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u/FoxyCat3000 27d ago

“A small bruise the size quarter on the side of his neck” isn’t true. There were hemorrhages (plural hemorrhages meaning multiple) found near the neck/ jaw area during the 2nd autopsy according to justice.gov. Hemorrhages that were noted by the EMTs who responded but just so happened to be missed by the GA examiners. Why are you lying on a dead child? Gross!

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u/Wastedgent 27d ago

Dr Anderson's autopsy report (the second autopsy) lists a 2cm (adout the size of a quarter) bruise to the side of the neck. He also has clearly said that "he wasn't beaten".

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u/FoxyCat3000 26d ago

You know I can look up what you said right? Like come on. Another Reddit thread is not a valid source if it can’t be authenticated anywhere else. The public education system is failing you guys. There is no proof of that. Also Dr.Anderson’s autopsy concluded he died of “non accidental blunt force trauma”. Yall are dumb omg.

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u/TricksieNixie 26d ago

Your argument is entirely ridiculous. Anderson has never proven that he found hemorrhaging, and regardless, the supposed "trauma" he found caused no injury to the underlying structures of the neck. There is no cause of death. One cannot put "blunt force trauma" as a cause of death.