What Nolan Wells' Grand Jury Said About His Friends

The Nolan Wells no true bill came with a detail buried in the district attorney's video statement: the family's own lawyers had already told her they had no evidence a crime was committed. Tony Brueski walks through what the grand jury found instead. Nolan chose to stay on Horn Island. His phone came home on another boat, like other passengers' phones did. Both pathologists found bruising that neither called fatal. The viral SeaTow audio didn't match the original recording. Meanwhile, Bart Edmiston's home address went out to 200,000 followers, Judge Ashlee Cole went into hiding from the internet, and an Illinois man told a witness he'd put them in a suitcase. Sharpton said "sue me first," the friends' lawyers took him up on it, and his lawyers say he'll countersue. Tony sets the Goon Squad and Rasheem Carter beside all of it and asks who the summer was actually for.

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