Nolan Wells' Friends Say Sharpton and Crump Used His Death To Defame Them

Al Sharpton says he was asking questions. Three of Nolan Wells' friends say he was building a case against them from a stage, and they have a nineteen-page letter to prove it.

From July 10 through August 19, Sharpton and attorney Ben Crump made public statements aimed at three uncharged friends: claims about the phone, the keys, erased data, a disputed video, and the question of whether the friends were racist. Every statement came before the evidence supported it. The independent autopsy found no fractures and no deep-tissue injuries. The friends had cooperated from day one. No arrests have been made. No suspects have been named.

The consequences: three federal defendants from three different states who have never met Nolan Wells, thousands of death threats against cooperating witnesses, and a defamation fight that is now headed toward litigation. This episode puts every statement on the record, pairs it with what the evidence showed, and asks the question Sharpton says he was asking all along — except this time the evidence, not the narrative, gets to answer.

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