PT2 Nolan Wells Friends: ARREST THEM “There's MORE PROOF”🫨⁉️

Send us Fan MailPart 2 of attorney Tyler Cox’s interview with Bob Bianchi may somehow be WORSE than Part 1, if that’s even possible. Tyler Cox, the attorney representing Nolan Wells’ former friends Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo, and Morgan Seymour, is back for Part 2 of his interview on Bob Bianchi | True Crime, and I have even MORE questions after listening to these explanations. They gave what I believe are ridiculous excuses for why they have not released the pictures and videos they claim could help prove their clients’ innocence. They also attempted to explain why three boats and approximately 30 people would allegedly leave Nolan behind on Horn Island. Then we get to the timeline. According to what was discussed in the interview, they did not realize Nolan was missing until approximately SEVEN HOURS later. I have serious questions about how that makes any sense. But one of the biggest issues for me involves Nolan’s father, Elmore Wonsley, and Nolan’s keys. The version being presented now does not match what Elmore himself has previously said publicly. Elmore said that when he went to retrieve Nolan’s keys, he was initially told they did not know where the keys were. It was only after speaking with a girl who had been at the house that he was told the keys were on top of an Xbox. So why are we now hearing a different version of what happened? Tyler Cox also discussed having approximately 24 witnesses, but there was another moment in this interview that immediately caught my attention. At one point, you can hear Tyler say, “Sorry, could we do that part over?” That raises serious questions for me about how this interview was conducted and whether portions of the conversation or questions were redone. Then comes another contradiction that I cannot ignore. Tyler tells people they need to trust the police, but only minutes later discusses why he does NOT trust the federal government. So which is it? And then Tyler reveals that he is handling this case PRO BONO. That immediately raises another major question: if Tyler Cox is representing them pro bono, why was a GiveSendGo created seeking hundreds of thousands of dollars, including money for legal expenses? There are more questions after Part 2 than there were before it. I’m breaking down the contradictions, the timeline, the witnesses, the keys, the interview itself, and every explanation that simply does not add up to me.https://www.trentoutloud.com/  For inquiries: info@trentoutloud.com    JOIN THE TRENT OUT LOUD MEMBERSHIP PERKS PROGRAM.     Hit that "Hype" button below.     Follow us on all social platforms @thetrentoutloudshow & @trentoutloud     POWERED BY TRENT OUT LOUD NETWORK INC.Support the showThanks for listening! Follow @trentoutloud on all social platforms.