Nolan Wells Mother Threats Ignored! 3 People ARRESTED for Threats Toward Mississippi City
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The video discusses a developing investigation into the disappearance and death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells during a Fourth of July boating trip off Mississippi's Horn Island. Following his body being found in the water, his family commissioned an independent autopsy while attorney Ben Crump announced that oceanic experts would be hired to analyze audio tapes from the boat. A significant development occurred when federal documents revealed that Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Demarcus, a 27-year-old man from California, was arrested and charged with threatening Jackson County Court Judge Ashley Cole via social media messages about sending a bomb to her office; these threats allegedly included graphic references to blood on boats connected to the case.
A central point of contention raised in the discussion is the disparity between how threats against Nolan Wells' mother are handled compared to those directed at the judge. The transcript highlights that Mrs. Wells has received over 3,000 death threats and had to change her phone number multiple times because authorities allegedly provided harassers with new numbers. Despite this severe harassment involving a white victim, no arrests have been made for these specific calls, leading to accusations of bias within the justice system. The speakers argue that while law enforcement is aggressively pursuing individuals who threatened the judge or are connected to Nolan's friends, they appear unwilling to act on threats against Mrs. Wells and her family without further justification.
The conversation also delves into allegations regarding procedural errors in the initial investigation, specifically concerning the handling of the body and potential tampering with evidence that could determine a cause of death. Critics suggest that withholding information about the time or manner of death indicates foul play by those involved in the original case, including Nolan's friends who are now under scrutiny for allegedly setting him up. The dialogue touches on broader themes of systemic inequality, comparing historical injustices faced by African Americans to current events and debating whether certain narratives involving civil rights figures like Martin Luther King Jr. are being misapplied or distorted when discussing modern cases in Mississippi.
Ultimately, the video concludes with a call for justice that transcends racial lines while criticizing what is perceived as selective enforcement of laws based on race and social status. The speakers express frustration over the lack of accountability for those threatening Mrs. Wells and question why the legal system seems to prioritize certain victims over others despite similar criminal behaviors. They emphasize the need for structural changes in how cases are investigated, urging viewers not to accept a "half-empty cup" mentality but rather to demand full transparency and equitable treatment regardless of race or background until all parties involved face appropriate consequences.
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>> Family of Nolan Wells reveals new
evidence in their investigation into how
he died. Wells was only 18 years old
when he disappeared during a Fourth of
July boating trip with friends off the
coast of Mississippi's Horn Island. Days
later, his body was found in the water
off the Gulf Coast, leading the family
to commission a separate autopsy.
Minutes ago, the family's attorney, Ben
Crump, announced that his team has hired
oceanic experts and that investigators
will also analyze audio tapes.
>> Wow, guys. And and I don't know the
autotops been back and and I I'm trying
to understand this case is not uh it's
slow but go. Um I think it's going to be
a long drawn out process. I thought it
would have we'd have gotten uh some
arrests on the end of Nolan Wells um
family. I [clears throat] mean, you
know, people who uh, you know, had had I
mean, the guys who he was with as I
thought some of them would have got
arrested, but look like everybody from
every other state is getting arrested.
Uh, now I'm hearing a guy from
California got arrested. OG, you there,
>> man? I'm right here, man. This like
Joseph Al Alfredo Vasquez Demarcus, 27
years old. It says California man has
been charged with threatening a
Mississippi judge whose son is tied to
the Nolan Wells case according to
recently unsealed federal complaint.
Joseph Alfaro
Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Demarcus 27 years
[music] old messaged to Jackson County
Court Judge Ashley Cole
on social media threatening [music] to
send a bomb to her office. That will
blow you away when you see it. That will
blow you away when you see it.
>> The darkness is open. You hear that? It
will blow you away when you see it.
>> [laughter]
>> got word.
He says, quote, "Once the package is
open, the timer will start. Then you
have 10 seconds or less to ask God for
forgiveness." The message said,
"According to the court documents filed
Friday in federal court, so much blood
everywhere, hard to clean, especially
from the boat."
>> Wow. You would you laughing about? And
and [laughter]
>> oh, Joseph got words for her ass, boy.
>> Oh, G. Let's stop and think about this
for a minute. Nolan Whale's mother,
she's been getting threats, too. We've
looked at that. Why are they not talking
about about that?
>> Over 3,000 threats to her and her
family.
>> Okay. So, why are we not Why nobody been
arrested for that?
>> Cuz it's white threats.
I'm looking and she's like I said she's
been going through it getting in the
media trying to get justice to get the
closure for her son and and and you
don't see that uh these people um that
that that are are heading this on the
tip line and all that. Everybody saying
it's been compromised. Um where do you
see this stuff going? Well, we continue
to see more and more. And I I gotta say
it, man. It's been coming out and you've
been you've been talking about it for
the longest now. Everybody talking about
it. Shout out to Poetic Flago and all
these guys. You know what I'm saying?
TMZ is highly favoring uh the the the
the friends uh Nolan Wells friends and
uh Harvey's been allegedly I'm looking
at it. He he seems not to be riding with
the fact that any tampering could have
been going on with anything and any
wrongdoings could have been done. He's
always on the other side of this thing
and he's not he's not trying to hear no
foul play. Uh he's uh pretty much trying
to figure out ways to justify the boat
and the audio and all that good stuff.
And OG, you said it. I didn't even I I
thought he was a I thought it would be a
fair exchange, but it doesn't seem like
it's a fair exchange on this one for Mr.
Harvey. It seemed like it's kind of
floating and moving toward the other
side. And it's like it need to be an
equilibrium here that balances this
thing out. You know what I mean?
>> So I'm I'm I'm I'm appalled.
It's, you know, uh, it's never going to
be balanced when it comes to us. You
know, the first thing when they're in
error is, let's not rush to justice. Um,
let let the law let us I I I sent you a
article that this um white uh
professional forensic and he was talking
about uh he had a long scenario but at
the end he was and and what he said made
all the sense in the world and and what
I was telling you before when you know
we think so far in the dark ages right
that that we play ourself Now, now
you're going to let somebody do a
autopsy and then you going to
have the [clears throat] pieces sent
somewhere else when you could have just
sent for the expert and had him side by
side with the people while they were
doing the autopsy. Right.
>> Yeah.
>> And he was saying that that was one of
the biggest errors that they did. He
said the reason that they uh didn't get
the throat and the uh the parts of the
lungs that because when the corner found
that that it had to be either some kind
of disruption in the lungs or water in
the lungs that they were holding. that's
why they haven't given a cause of death
or a time of death that it was some foul
play that they know that's why they're
withholding evidence and not letting it
be seen. Right.
>> Right. And at the time the body had been
so compromised when the other uh uh
taxologist tried to get evidence from it
that then it it you know you it's just
like you know you already done something
and tore this to this garden up and I
have to come back and see where the
where where the weeds were, where the
corn was.
>> Oh yeah.
>> It's all mixed up. You you dig what I'm
saying? So this is they they know
exactly
uh the corner knows exactly the time of
death. He knows exactly, but he's not
divulging it because that's part of
white privilege.
>> Let me say this, man. You know, um it it
it's sad and often biased whenever these
things happen. this young this uh uh
going back to Edwards and uh that's
that's Francine Edwards uh and uh Joseph
Alfredo Vasquez. It says the the these
two guys are they faced the similar
charges court documents and and
screenshots code uh posted online a
Facebook account traced the uh uh the
back to uh the message that was read.
There will be a package coming to you
the one you had read, right? But then
hers was a little bit different than his
Francine was. She hers was just a little
bit different the way she let you know
pushed the thread out there. But these
>> just on the phone she had Obama phone.
>> Yeah. It's a different different way. Um
I think she again I don't hers is is is
weird. She calls so many times and you
can tell that there is something wrong
with this with this young lady and she's
seeing it on the news more than
anything. probably got overwhelmed by
what she was seeing and probably ain't
even supposed to be on that phone.
Probably getting a check every month. I
kind of agree with you, OG, from
Cincinnat how how you going to do some
way in Mississippi
and and and it just it's just not adding
up, man.
>> It's and and and I commend her because
we all should have been making
>> No, [clears throat] you bet, man. I
object. Oh, no, man. Until they get to
the bottom of this case, there ain't a
damn thing you need to be doing about
it. But sitting your butt back waiting
to try to see what justice is going to
do.
>> Yeah, just just us.
>> OG, you cannot get involved in the way
they done this was wrong. They stepped
out of line. You can't you can't jump
out here and and sacrifice yourself like
that. I I was looking on the web and m
the the the whales family then had over
3,200 death threats said like exchud the
builder that uh that that talk all of
that and they said they can't trace
those phone calls but you can get these
two right
>> right
>> all the forensics and all the high power
technology you got and all of these
notes and coming in and they're they
said they they've been overwhelmed. The
uh she uh Nola's mother has had to
change her phone number three times and
they always get it because the people in
the phone company is giving them to
them.
>> So I get it. But two wrongs don't make a
right. OG,
>> how come they don't?
>> They don't. Two wrongs don't make a
right. Now you know already these folks
is in in this over their head. Who going
who going right anyway? Because America
is not going to the right. You go to the
left. [laughter]
>> Listen, is there in I mean, we know that
Nolan's friends are in this thing up to
their necks.
>> Up to their necks. The people who he
went out on that boat with. Now they're
saying it was a fourth boat. There are
so many different uh elements to this
thing. I I watch what you sent me. You
got uh ex FBI agents out here uh
breaking this case down. I don't see
this case going anywhere
but keep going until they get justice.
So why would you want our people
>> to jump the gun and be sending out
threats and all that? They don't need
they need to stand down.
>> Yeah, that's true.
>> Stand down, man. Let me tell you
something, man. Everybody over there
that was in them boats wasn't with that,
man. They just didn't They too scared to
say something.
>> Yeah. You were standing down when Martin
Luther King got killed. You stood down
when Malcolm got killed. You stood down
when Marcus Garvey got put out. That's
all you negroes do is stand down. When
you going to stand up,
>> man. Listen, all I'm saying is we got
>> When you going to stand up?
>> We got to do better, man.
>> What? When are you going to stand up?
>> We got to do better. This is horrible.
>> Oh, we got to do better. Do better. Do
better. Doing what? sitting down like
you know
>> no we we we got to fight but we got to
fight within reason man
>> how
>> you cannot go out here and sacrifice
everybody that ain't all this
sacrificing ain't going to change
nothing unless we're prepared to win
some type of battle but we're not
prepared for that
>> how you know
>> I'm looking at it
>> let you know what Ma says Ma Chong from
China he says for every great thing
there's a supreme sacrifice And negroes
do not want to sacrifice nothing. You
like you, you want to talk. You want you
love to hear yourself talk. You just the
sound of your voice is beautiful. But
when it come to some action, you going
like you say, look, you wait for we
going to wait for justice.
>> No, no, no. We're fighting a system in a
system where we have to be prepared to
go through the channels to try to get
justice. Now, we know already that's a
slippery slope over there trying to
climb up that Mississippi uh situation,
>> but we got to climb it. And and and and
climbing it through threatening and
doing all these things on the phone.
They ain't doing nothing but putting our
people in jail in harm's way.
>> So, so [clears throat] uh I dream
>> I have a dream.
>> Yeah. Well, you have a dream in it, but
but you you have to wait till you wake
up. turned into it turned into a
nightmare.
>> I get it, OJ. You can look at the cup
half empty all you want to, but you
know, and I know that that ain't the
right way for them to go about that.
>> And that's and you you're exactly right.
That cup is half empty. For anybody to
look at it and say it's half full needs
to be a psych patient.
>> No, no, no. It's just, you know, the you
know the cup ain't full and you know you
can't go out here and
>> then and then it's half empty and it's
still being drained right now.
>> OG, I I I I listen to you and I What's
the damn plan then? OG, how do we fix
this situation? Any of these situations,
the all of these different things that
happened that are the the the the
Carmelo Anthony case, the the the George
Floyd case, the the Wait a minute. Wait
a minute. Let me finish. The the the
Nolan Wells case, how do you fix it? If
you going to run around here and say all
these things and let's go do this and
let's go do that without no structure,
man. Give us a structure.
>> The way you fix it. Negroes in America,
we didn't fought in every war that
America's been in. We've lost lives. We
shed blood. We've cried tears.
And out of 50 states, we didn't get one.
So we'll go way 6,000 8,000 miles to
Iraq and kill some people we don't even
know and you won't even fight for
yourself right here in the country that
you're doing nothing for. I was just in
a discussion with a lady the other day
and she was asking me about my views on
Adolf Hitler and I say he's a great man.
She the way he talked about I said
that's the rhetoric you when people talk
about
uh Adolf Hitler and They always bring
about what he said about Jesse Owens.
Right. Right.
>> And how he refused to acknowledge Jesse
Owens. But people the same way when you
hear the I dream of I dream of a genie
speech. Right. Uh the I dream speech.
Martin Luther King, right?
>> It was no I dream of genie. I I I had a
dream, man. We'll walk together.
>> I dream of genius.
>> It ain't no damn I dream of genius.
Y'all don't want to hear it. Don't
address it like that.
>> White America always have you on the I
dream, right? But it never comes to this
part where he first came to
uh Washington DC and he says, "I came to
return a check that you gave and it had
bounced. You you gave us a blank check."
That's what he first said, "I come to
collect." Oh, G, [laughter]
I hear you. But you got
>> and and and and and
put u Adolf Hitler.
>> Hold on, hold on, hold on. Don't forget
that that Martin Luther King was a a
nonviolence uh representative. So all
that trying to make him something else,
I got
>> that was not No, that wasn't how he
ended.
>> Well, he was nonviolence for a long time
trying to get this stuff done like Gun
did. you going to sit there and try to
switch him over to something else
>> and it didn't work and he saw it didn't
work just before and the people
>> and Adolf Hitler was wrong for what he
did
>> and and like Nolan Wales his friends
right around him had him set up
>> what I get it but you can't compare that
to no what you comparing that to
>> his friends right
>> what are you are you just like just like
but but are you trying to say that has
nothing to do with Martin Luther King
first of
He has everything.
>> No, it doesn't have nothing to do with
Martin Luther King. That first of all,
first of all, Martin Luther King, you
know, he did what he did. He sacrificed.
He was a sacrifice for our people. And
you to for you to sit up here and
compare him to what was happening with
Nolan is two totally different things.
I'm not even rhying with that. That is
nothing alike. So for you to sit there
and try to compare the two is crazy to
me.
>> Same party with people he was around he
trusted set him up.
>> No. No, no, it wasn't. That that might
have meant I don't think they said I
don't think it was much of a setup as
No, man.
>> Everybody Everybody that was around him
when they took Martin Luther King
>> Oh, you talking about Jesse Jackson and
all of those people.
>> Messy Jesse.
>> Oh no, man. You way out there, bro. You
way out there. That ain't what happened.
>> Everybody got a position, but Abernathy
was too illiterate. He sound like
>> Man, leave Abani out of that, man. He
stood by Jesse the whole time. I mean,
stood by Martin Luther King the whole
time.
>> disgruntled about that. They set uh uh
Martin Luther King up and everybody got
paid for it. But Aberdine is
>> I'm not going to listen to no more of
this. You You just saying whatever now.
And I can't believe you think that way
because you know the history books and
what they read and you you know what the
history for told. They got videos. You
know what happened to them. We me and
you went over there to the spot where
they killed him at down there in in
Memphis.
>> And and and and when we got over there,
uh um you could tell just the the the
just the just the way that the air was
filled that that this thing here was a
not a setup by his team, but the FBI and
all the other people that they
so-called, you know, it was a setup, but
it wasn't by his friends. And I don't
like you saying that, and I wish you
wouldn't because the people not going to
agree with you on that.
Well, let me tell you the people list
bush in one hand and have a bow movement
in the other.
>> Well, that was something totally
different than what you making it out to
be.
>> It's exact. The truth be told, so if you
don't want to hear it, that's the
problem with the negro today. You don't
want to know the truth.
>> No, the fact of the matter is we know
already that was a high intensity time.
Dogs were being put on people. All type
of stuff. They stab he had gotten
stabbed. That was all type of stuff
happening with Martin Luther King, man.
It was a highprofile time for our
people. Civil war, civil rights right
after civil war. You know the history,
man.
>> And and and they had a funeral and you
negro ain't done nothing.
>> Our people was there. We seen it. You
can't make us not see what we seen.
Film, video, footage, all kind of stuff
is shown about how things were doing. We
not We don't even be talking about this.
I'm not going to go back and forth with
you.
They, you know, my grandmother used to
tell me one thing, two things.
She say, "If you knew better, you should
do better."
>> I know. That's right. Your grandma's
smart.
>> So, if you seen it, if you seen it and
do the same thing, that's in in white
psychology is saying if you repeat the
same thing and accept think it's going
to get a different result, it's
insanity. And negroes in America are
insane. Can I go back to Nolan's uh
Nolan Wales?
>> Nolan Wales. Uh let us get off cuz you
ain't talking about that, right?
>> Nolan Wales. No. Okay. The judge
basically is arresting everybody. Nolan
Wales.
>> Ashley.
>> Ashley. The judge uh arresting everybody
that come with a threat for her. But
what about the threat for Nolan's
mother? Uh I want to know that guys. Get
get in the comments. Let me understand
what's going on with that and why
there's no no uproar for her. Why her
and her family they going through it.
That was why I did this. So guys, get in
the comments. Let me know what you guys
think. Man, it it it's crazy out here
this morning. I I can't believe this,
man. We got to do better than this. This
here, I've been praying and think
Listen,
>> can you get me some Mississippi numbers?
I'mma get
>> No, we ain't getting none of that, man.
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