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BOYCOTT NANCY GRACE: We need to talk about Nancy Grace’s upcoming Horn Island exclusive and why I believe viewers should boycott and protest its release this Monday September 28th 2026.

After watching the promotional clips, I have serious concerns about the narrative being presented surrounding the passing of Nolan Xavier Wells. In my opinion, these clips appear to push a version of events favorable to Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo and Morgan Seymour while raising major questions about how the evidence is being characterized.

Both autopsies left Nolan’s cause and manner of passing undetermined, yet the drowning narrative continues to dominate the conversation. We’re also hearing claims about witnesses allegedly seeing Nolan after his friends left Horn Island, and I want to examine exactly what those witnesses have said, what has actually been established and what remains disputed.

The timing also deserves attention. Benjamin Crump recently held a major press conference alongside digital forensic examiner Andrew Garrett, who said data was deleted from Nolan’s cellphone between the last time Nolan used it and when the phone was returned to his parents. Garrett did not identify who deleted the data or speculate about the intent behind those deletions.

I’ll also discuss Nancy Grace’s recent messaging surrounding the case and why I believe some of the imagery and promotion being used is an attempt to persuade an audience that has been demanding answers and accountability for Nolan.

We’re also discussing Terrell Owens and reports that he has been threatened with potential defamation litigation over his public commentary surrounding the Nolan Wells case, including content he reposted from MY social media.

Finally, we’re going deeper into what it actually means for someone to enter the criminal justice system. Arrests, criminal records, legal expenses and the long-term consequences of prosecution can follow someone for years. I’ll explain why the question of probable cause matters, why an arrest is not the same thing as guilt and why the same standards of justice and due process should apply to everyone.

This is commentary and opinion based on publicly available information and reporting surrounding the Nolan Xavier Wells case.

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