What Sharpton and Crump Did To Nolan Wells' Friends After He Died

Three of Nolan Wells' friends — Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo, and Morgan Seymour — sent Reverend Al Sharpton a nineteen-page presuit defamation demand on August 21. On September 1, Sharpton's attorneys fired back a fifteen-page response rejecting every claim and threatening counter-litigation.

The friends say Sharpton's repeated references to "three young white male friends" and his public claims about the phone, the keys, and erased data aimed an accusation at them without ever saying the words. Sharpton's defense: he never accused anyone of a crime. He didn't even know their names.

This episode holds both men accountable for what they said and when they said it. Crump cited a viral video he said showed Nolan yelling for his phone — a Black friend who was on the island later said the voice was his, not Nolan's. Sharpton offered a reward for arrest and conviction before the cause of death was known. The friends cooperated from the first night. Their families have since reported thousands of death threats. Three strangers are facing federal charges. None of them had any connection to Nolan Wells.

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