TUES-CHEIF MEDICAL EXAMINER IN NOLAN WELL CASE/NANCY GRACE/ MJ WARNER'S WIFE SUES/ BLUEFACE RESPONDS

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[00:00:32]Hey guys, let's get into the show. Thank you guys for joining. Please don't forget to tap on that like. Hello everyone. Let's get into the show cuz I can't be on here too long. All right, this is our quick pop in for the e or afternoon afternoon pop in. Of course, everything said in the video is alleged and in my opinion and is used for fair use and entertainment. Let's jump in.

[00:00:54]Hey everyone, I see y'all coming in. Uh so this morning in Car Chronicles, we talked about Kashan calling out Blueface and saying that he was oelesting uh Naa's son. Uh because she's jealous that she said that Blueface spends more time with Naa's son versus uh Croan Jr. which is her son, which as I said this morning, uh Nolla's son would naturally spend more time with Blueface because they live in the same house, right? So, uh let's get into Blueface's Blueface's response to Croan. Uh so, Blueface, as you guys can see here, Hollywood Unlock, uh claps back at Croan said that you want to be a part of the circus so bad.

[00:01:32]And that is indeed a circus. So, let's get into what was said.

[00:01:36]All right. So, it looks like uh Croan Rock was texting. Says there's something about I'll bring it. I'm heading out now. It says I get there at 4:10. Is that okay? So, look like she may be texting Blue. Uh say yes, I'll probably get there around 450. Says it we're here, but I don't know if I should get out the car or not. Uh he said something about you. Get on. Laughing emoji. Here I come. Said the jig is up, Kashan. if you want to be a part of the circus so bad but want to act bigger than the program. Uh it says here I come. Okay. I said I don't know you always being weird and I ain't trying to be in a weird mood. I'm chilling to be honest. Uh and mind you this is 11:02 p.m. She should be home with Junior, right? Says that I'm not weird. I'm f I'm effed up. Says I'm pulling up papa.

[00:02:24]Uh so she's calling him papa. I'm pulling up papa. Uh and then she comes back with dada. Okay. So that uh that's his baby mama calling it a circus child.

[00:02:33]All right. So this is what he had to say.

[00:02:44]>> Better tighten up. These [ __ ] want your spot.

[00:02:49]>> He's telling Nvea, which is his mother to be. She is expecting a baby by him any day now. She's telling Na uh he's telling Na she better tighten up because these batches uh want her spot. Okay.

[00:03:00]Who wants that spot? I don't know anybody but Cash want that damn spot.

[00:03:04]But he's telling her to tighten up cuz she's she's gunning for that spot. All right.

[00:03:09]Hey good play.

[00:03:22]Better tighten up. These [ __ ] want your spot.

[00:03:29]>> Hey, school good for my player.

[00:03:35]>> So, y'all see that and he's making sure to do that on camera cuz he knows that that bothers Pashan. So, it said that Blueface claps back at Pashan Rock after she goes off on him for not being in their child's life. Uh, again, I don't believe that Junior is his child. That's just my opinion. uh Blueface is also going live to say he does not believe that that you know Kashan's son is his son. But he has created like a bond with him. So every now and then he will see the child and interact with him. But ultimately I do feel that that is Ronnie's child, Ronnie Doe, who is no longer here with us because he was powpowed uh while in a whole um child custody in child um visitation suit with Ronnie prior to his death, one week prior to his death. So uh yeah, so y'all have that. And of course, I told you guys about this morning how Croan says that Blueface was oelesting Naa's son.

[00:04:24]Again, I don't believe that. I I really hope he's not doing no [ __ ] like that, but I don't believe that that's going on. I think Cashan will say anything to make Blueface look a certain type of way when she's jealous of the other women that he interacts with when it's not her. So, uh that's those are dangerous words because then you can get child protective services coming over there and doing investigations on something that's not even an issue, right? uh or maybe have her child removed thinking that she's allowing some type of behaviors that should not be when it's really not going on. So, she has to be careful uh doing that and saying that on social media like that. All right, so let's get into some things. I know we're tired. Some of you guys are tired of hearing about uh Nolan Wells. Sorry.

[00:05:03]Sorry. Until we find out what's going on and what happened to him, any new developments, we're going to have to cover it. Okay? So, if you guys are tired of hearing about it, kindly like click off and then come back, okay?

[00:05:14]because we gonna have to keep talking about it. Sorry. According to Hot 9 uh Hot uh what is it? 97.

[00:05:22]Yeah, Atlanta. Little Rail who also donated money towards uh Nolan Wells uh investigation as well. Shout out to him for doing that. He's a comedian. Uh Little Rail on his decision to speak out about the death of Nolan Wells and balancing advocacy and entertainment.

[00:05:37]Okay, let's get into it because he stopped by the radio station to talk about that >> recently and spoke up for the Nolan Wells family. Yeah.

[00:05:44]>> And you you know you contributed, you helped, you said what you had to say about Yeah. It's more about not just about being black. Yeah.

[00:05:51]>> You know what I mean? And I feel like I understand it, but explain why you felt the need to do that in that moment and what you meant by that.

[00:05:58]>> Well, it's a it's it was it's been a lot the last few months, but like that and just even with Carmelo Anthony, the young man 35 years, which is insane to me. Um, for me, I'm in this place now, and I had to figure this out, but the way I was raised, the way my family is, the way they in Chicago, where they participate in the community, what they stand for, I felt like I kind of went away from that for a second. And when my pops died in January, I just was in this zone of just trying to figure out, >> not necessarily who I am, but like owning that, like, all right, go like how you was raised, bro.

[00:06:35]>> It was like reminders happening. Yeah.

[00:06:37]>> You know, and so it's like, all right, you got to you got to stand for something. And then it was little, it got a little complicated. I had to pray about this, but I'm like, God, how can I still stand for something and be okay with being entertainment, right? And this is just, you know, y'all know I'm a man of faith. And I literally heard God tell me like, well, people need to laugh. People need the silly, too, >> right?

[00:06:58]>> So, you can stand for something and be serious, but guess what? They need to be entertained cuz we can't sit in that all day.

[00:07:03]>> That's right.

[00:07:04]>> Cuz I don't, right? Yeah, I you know I get upset. Guess what I do? I go to the movies. I watch I watch Dumb and Dumber.

[00:07:09]It makes me happy. Seriously. Like and so like I'm like, "Oh, my gift is still doing what it's supposed to do." That don't mean I have to start doing like a bunch of like things that that makes us over that thing, you know, cuz we don't even remind us of what's happening. It's in the news every day.

[00:07:23]>> Every day.

[00:07:23]>> So I like that. Which, you know, not to promote the movie, but that's what that's what we're supposed to be doing.

[00:07:28]Like it's cool to make stuff to to to give people a break.

[00:07:31]>> Yeah. Yeah.

[00:07:32]>> And once I figured that out and the balance of that, I'm like, "Oh, I could do both." So, it's more or less about just, you know, >> like it all started kind of with the Rosa, you know, for me, it's just I just like to just I I don't People talk about freedom of speech all the time, but I think it's it goes both ways.

[00:07:48]>> Yeah.

[00:07:49]>> Just as much as y'all we say we can say whatever we want, even just as comics, I I can say if I don't like something, too.

[00:07:54]>> That's right. I agree with that.

[00:07:56]I think and we cuz they we had that we were talking about the roast and they asked me about it and I said I won't speak on it because >> I feel like as a comedian I would never tell another comedian what to say or what not to say because I know >> I say some stuff that's going to be offended and get me cancelled. We all can do the same thing.

[00:08:13]>> No, I'm good. I don't say but >> I'm in the movie. I don't say stuff like that. When I saw you in the >> movie star when I saw you speak on it, I was like I was question I like should he speak on it because he a comedian >> but yeah but I'm a I'm a black man and I'm a boss and I'm a father and I'm a beast as a comic too.

[00:08:38]>> I don't like lazy joke right neither.

[00:08:40]>> Right. Right.

[00:08:40]>> You came out recently and spoke up for the Nolan Wells family. Yeah. and uh you you know you contributed you helped you said what you had to say about yeah it's more about not just about being funny but I'm black first. Yeah.

[00:08:51]>> You know what I mean? And I feel like I understand it but explain why you felt the need to do that in that moment.

[00:08:56]>> Y'all heard that. He g he gave a very generous donation as well for the Nolan Wales family and for Nolan Wells. So shout out to Lorel for doing that cuz he didn't have to. He has other things I'm sure that he has to worry about financially. But I think this case with Nolan Wells has touched a lot of people to where people just felt like, oh my god, like he's like somebody's little cousin or somebody's little brother or somebody's son or we everybody could resonate with what was going on with another black man who was taken away uh too soon. And I think everybody wants answers. Okay, speaking of that, let's get into this corner who uh they've been they've done they're doing some type of investigation on her. I see. So the chief medical examiner, they say a history of coverups. Let's take a look at this cuz this is interesting, right? This is not just for Nolan Wales.

[00:09:40]Let's get into this. Uh accused of ignoring and concealing, you guys, suspicious deaths of black victims in Mississippi. We kind of touched on that a little bit uh uh in previous videos as well as I think in Car Chronicles this morning where a lot of this stuff has been covered up uh and I think what's going on here is we're trying to uncover uh and a lot of content creators, shout out to them for continuing to talk about this and and put up new developments as they run across them. Let's go ahead and get into this. Medical examiner Stacy Turner. All right. Chief medical examiner Stacy Turner is accused of ignoring and concealing suspicious deaths of black victims in Mississippi.

[00:10:18]Families and advocates say that a pattern of controversial rulings has failed black victims. Transparency and accountability are long overdue. Let's read into this, guys, because this is interesting, right? All right. And so, uh, according to the Daily Play official, Mississippi Medical Examiner under renewed scrutiny said the questions surrounding Mississippi chief medical examiner Dr. Stacy Turner continue to spark intense public debate after critics pointed to a pattern of controversial rulings involving the deaths of black victims. Now, families, attorneys, and community advocates argued that several suspicious deaths were classified in ways that may have limited further criminal investigations, while others insisted in uh allegations deserve independent review. Now, we saw this also going on most recently with Nolan. Right. There's a lot of red flags there. There's a lot of things that they also could have uh arrested people for.

[00:11:13]They're just sitting and I feel like they're waiting uh uh to release their information in terms of the autopsy and what they found, their findings until the second autopsy because she knows she's been on some [ __ ] Right. So, supporters of the family say that the issue extends beyond any single case, claiming the pattern has eroded public trust in Mississippi's death investigation system. Now, the controversy has gained renewed attention online as more people revisit past cases and demand greater transparency and accountability from state officials. I feel like she's helping cover up for higher constituents in this uh uh that's directly connected to this case with Nolan Wells. We already talked about one of the boys mom is a judge. Another one is a is an attorney. So, these are people that she's probably peers with and she doesn't want to see their family go down because they're friends. They probably hang out. They probably been to barbecues, you know, they probably been to somebody's wedding or some type of family event. So to see their child's name come across her desk as a possible suspect in this crime with another black person. Yeah, she's going to cover it up and say, "Oh yes, non undetermined. Even though this person had probably bullet wounds or or or knife stabs, we got to stay that way for YouTube sake." But y'all get what I'm saying, right? Even though there were findings, she swept it under the rug. Say, "Oh, we found nothing. Next case, right?" So whether future investigations lead to policy changes or additional reviews remains to be seen, but the growing calls for independent oversight continue to place Mississippi's forensics uh system under a national spotlight. Now, this is one of the reasons why Ben Crump uh and his team and everyone else involved in this Nolan Wales case decided to do a second autopsy/investigation because one, they don't trust Mississippi's sheriff's uh and investigators reports, and they also don't trust uh Chief Examiner Stacy Turner's uh findings and her coroner report because of the many previous reports that she overlooked and uh deemed to be non-finding when there were things that were there. And I get it now, right? She needs to be removed. She needs to be fired. She needs to be investigated. She needs to be let go.

[00:13:20]Fired. Let go. All of the things that's connected to getting the [ __ ] out of there, right? Because uh there's no way that all of these black men who were something happened to them by some figment of the imagination that there are no findings in this. And these are are covered up and concealed cases that people who have done things to these people have gotten away with it and moved on with their lives and you guys are on to the next case to do the very same thing again. So, I'm hoping that this stops with the Nolan Wells case and that they find what needs to be found.

[00:13:49]And if she puts out anything contrary to what this second autopsy has to say, she needs to face charges because that you take a you take a oath.

[00:13:58]You take a vow to do your job in in situations like this. And if you're covering for someone that your peer, that's directly uh uh conflict of interest and that's definitely uncool.

[00:14:09]So, we we're going to keep our eyes definitely on this case. Uh Nancy Grace is talking about it. Y'all know when Nancy Grace get on the case, baby. It's a wrap, right? Nancy Grace gonna be on somebody's ass. She is also a uh attorney as well. Nancy Grace is. So, she's gonna give us some legal legal aspect and insight rather um on this Nolan Wells case as well. So, we going to get into that. Let's take a look at it. Okay. Nancy Grace. Let's see what she got to say. Nancy Grace is on the case, child. Iconic TV journalist turns her attention to Nolan Wells. Let's see what she has to say. Shout out to uh E.

[00:14:42]Thomas. Okay.

[00:14:43]>> Unwell's bombshell tonight. The dead teens messages deleted after his body washes ashore.

[00:14:56]Uh-uh. Mhm.

[00:14:58]>> Caitlyn, now allegations have reared their ugly head that his phone has been tampered with and items had been deleted. Explain.

[00:15:12]>> They had his phone and when his mother was looking for his phone when they when he was missing, there were two different ways to identify it. Either a Snapchat location or a Life 360 location. They showed different locations, which is very possible because one updates automatically, the other only updates when you open the app. But when she finally tracked it down, she says there was nothing on it from that day.

[00:15:40]>> Nolan Wales bombshell tonight. The >> Okay. Something else I saw uh that Nolan's phone was I think by uh facial recognition was the only way they could have opened his phone. So you had to be near him to get in his phone to delete anything to to even get in his phone.

[00:15:55]period. Right. Uh when they took his phone, whoever it was that did the deleting and went through his phone, the only way they could have opened his phone because I mean he didn't do it by code obviously and if he had like a backup code, I'm pretty sure they didn't know it. Uh so you only way you could have opened his phone. I know that because my phone is uh by face recognition. So you would have to have put it up to his face to open his phone.

[00:16:16]Uh so whoever did it definitely was near him when this crime was committed. So for them to say we hadn't seen Nolan, he stayed back on the island. How was it that you guys had his phone enough to go in through his phone and delete things and and tamper with whatever was going on his phone and then the phone was tracked back to said house when you guys said you didn't have it? That just gives weird vibes that just give lies. It just gives so many other things that directly connects whoever had this phone uh to this to this case and this crime, right?

[00:16:44]So yeah, face recognition. You had to be near him to get in the phone.

[00:16:47]Absolutely. So let's read. Iconic TV journalist and legal analyst Nancy Grace has begun covering Nolan's case using her platform to highlight the unanswered questions surrounding 18-year-old Ocean Springs teen's death. Her coverage comes as Nolan's family continues to fight for transparency and accountability while investigators work towards presenting the case to a grand jury and the Jackson County Sheriff's Office completes its investigation, which I don't know if I'm going to trust what they got to say, but we'll see. Many people online welcome Grace's involvement, saying that they hope her track record of keeping high-profile cases in public eye or in the public eye will bring even more attention to Nolan's story and the family's pursuit to justice or of justice. So hopefully Nancy Grace putting this on her platform because she's been able to bring a lot of light, okay, from Nancy uh what is it? Natalie Holloway's story and other bigger stories uh uh and other deaths and and unfortunate situations. She's talked about them and voila, we we got answers.

[00:17:48]So, shout out to Nancy Grace for jumping on the case, right? I know that rhymed, didn't it? So, shout out to Nancy. We ain't got nothing against you yet, Nancy. You got to keep talking right though. All right. You got to keep talking, right? Stay on this case. If you can get some justice or help some justice be served, absolutely. All right. So, let's move on to the next thing. We'll take it, Nancy. We'll take it. I ain't got nothing against you right now. Long as you keep talking right doing what you doing. Okay. Once you get off the beaten path, we're going to have to tear off in your ass, too.

[00:18:14]So, let's get into it. Uh ATL Black Star has uh put out another video which shows Nolan uh alive and well on the boat.

[00:18:21]Honey, alive and well. Investigators reviewing a video that may capture Nolan Wells final known hours. Let's get into it. No sound, guys. This is no sound.

[00:18:31]This is him here. They're saying, okay, many boats out there that day for July 4th. As as you guys can see, people in the water, but here's Nolan right here coming up.

[00:18:46]Boom.

[00:18:48]Gray shorts. They already say they gray shorts. Obviously, have a shirt on cuz he's probably getting in and out of the water, but they're saying that's Nolan.

[00:18:57]They're saying that's him. So, I mean, we can actually place him there. He was there. Uh, and he was actually seen on this boat. So, they're saying that they're saying that that's who that that is who that is. Okay. Uh, so a newly obtained video. So, I'm going to let that just keep playing as I read to you guys. A newly obtained video may show Nolan Wales on Horn Island just hours before he disappeared. The footage recorded at 2:23 p.m. on July 4th shows a man standing on the back of a boat wearing swim trunks that appeared to match. The pair that Nolan was photographed wearing earlier that day.

[00:19:27]However, the man face is not visible and authorities have not confirmed that that is Nolan. I feel like it's him. Uh the person who recorded the video report reportedly turned it over to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office where investigators are now aware of the footage. Now, if the man is confirmed to be Nolan, it could become the last known image of the 18-year-old before his uh friend's boat left the island around 4:30 p.m. without him. Now, said Nolan's body was recovered along Horn Island shoreline on July 6 as his family continues pushing for answers surrounding his death.

[00:20:02]Uh they go on to say uh we will continue to give updates on this case as they are released to find the latest information.

[00:20:08]Of course TMZ is the source of this original source because they did post it first as they always do. Uh and other publications I see have picked it up as well. So I I think that's Nolan. I really do. Uh for them to say, "Oh, we don't know where he was. He didn't get on the boat." D. Clearly, we seen him on a boat. This looks like the same, you know, boat that they're saying that he may have been on that left the island that day. So, uh, and we see some other kids and other people, you know, um, around the water here. Uh, it looks like everybody's just out having a a good old time on the forest. It's hot that day, so they're out swimming and enjoying the lake or whatever that is out there, ocean, lake, whatever it is. Uh, but that does appear to be him. So, he uh, that's a viable video of him uh, on this damn boat. So, they going to need to figure out what the [ __ ] is going on as as pertaining to uh Nolan and his uh whereabouts around those times that they're saying that he went missing. All right, let's move on from the Nolan Wells case.

[00:21:03]All right, this is our last topic because you guys know that popins are just that, honey. Pop in. We pop in to give y'all the news you can use, then we got to get out of here. Okay, child.

[00:21:15]So, last topic. Let's get into it.

[00:21:17]Malcolm Jamal Warner, as you guys know, yesterday they celebrated one year, his one-year death. All right, the anniversary of his death. One year. Uh, but then some unfortunate news just landed in our laps today. According to the neighborhood talk and other publications reporting as well, that Malcolm Jamal Warner's widow, which would be his wife, sues his mother for $1.2 million. You guys, claims that the late actor failed to honor financial promises outlined in their prenup and now wants her cut. Now, This had to be a slap in the face because as you guys know, Malcolm Jamal Warner and the mother already said when when he passed away that they were very close, they had a very close relationship. So for this to be the anniversary, one day after the anniversary of his death, for her to now be slapped with this lawsuit and for this to come out, this has to be a double whammy for her. I'm pretty sure this brought up old, you know, grieving moments for her. She's probably been crying and dealing with that. So then to be slapped with a lawsuit over some money issues that the wife is claiming, I get it. She does have to survive. They have they have a child together. Uh but this couldn't have come at the worst time, right? I get it. There was a prenup and all of this other stuff going on. Uh I don't know. Let's read to see why this is this is happening. Ain't that crazy? Yeah. She's suing for 1.2 million, y'all. Damn. So, Malcolm Jamal Warner's widow, uh Tanisha Warner, is reportedly suing his mother, Pamela Warner, seeking at least 1.2 million from the Warner family trust. Now, she claims that the late actor failed to fulfill several promises outlined in their May 22 2022 prenumptual agreement before his death, making her a creditor of his estate. It said that if you recall, the Cosby Show star drowned while on vacation in Costa Rica in July of 2025, that was last year, at the age of 54. Now, it says on the one-year anniversary of his passing, Tanisha filed the lawsuit against Pamela on the anniversary.

[00:23:09]Damn, girl. What the Why would you do that on the anniversary of his death where you know that's gonna Oh god.

[00:23:15]Let's keep going. Uh on the one-year anniversary of his passing, Tanisha, which is the wife, filed a lawsuit against Pamela Warner, which is his mother, uh who now serves as a successor trustee of the family trust. This had to be Oh, this had to be horrible.

[00:23:31]Now, according to the complaint, Tanisha says that she fulfilled her obligation under the agreement by marrying Malcolm Jamal Warner and remaining married to him until his death.

[00:23:44]However, she claimed that he never fulfilled several financial promises, including obtaining a $1 million life insurance policy, naming her as the sole beneficiary, paying her $5,000 a month as his chief of staff, giving her $16,000 each year on their wedding anniversary, funding a tax-free retirement account for her, and maintaining college funds for their children. So, they don't have just one child with two children. Uh so the lawsuit also states that the dis uh descendant died without having satisfied his obligations under the agreement and no person or entity has paid or provided the sums due to plaintiff under the agreement. This is so unfort there's agreement. I get it that things may have been signed off on but the timing is just sucky, right? It sucks and it kind of makes her look like a [ __ ] gold digger. But I get it. Like I said, this is some type of contractual thing that they conjured up prior to his death.

[00:24:44]Obviously, he didn't finish handling what he needed to handle. No one I I don't think they even thought that this [ __ ] was going to happen last July, uh July 20th of 2025, that he was going to be found drowned in Costa [ __ ] Ra. I I just don't think that they thought that [ __ ] was going to happen. Uh but let's continue. Tanisha is seeking at least 1.2 million plus interest and attorney's fees. She also filed a creditor claim against her uh late husband's estate and is asking the court to prevent Pamela Warner from distributing assets from the family trust while the case is being litigated.

[00:25:15]So that mean mama can't move no money till she get hers. That's what she's saying. Mama, you can't move no money.

[00:25:22]That's what she's filing a motion to prevent the mother from moving any money from that trust to make it look like ain't no money there so she can't pay her. That's that's what she's saying.

[00:25:32]Yeah, I know what you up to, mama. And I'm making sure you don't move none of this money from this [ __ ] trust until I get my cut of the 1.2 million that I was promised. Oh, that's some hard [ __ ] right? Y'all, what you think about that?

[00:25:46]My god. That's why you got to handle your business. I tell people that all the time. Don't wait until something happens to be trying to scurry out here and then try to, you know, tie up loose ends as related to that because accidents or just that accidents happen.

[00:26:00]You may not have a t a chance to go and sign off on this and run down there and handle this and run down there and handle that. Uh funeral expenses are high ASF. That's at up. So you got to make sure your [ __ ] is together, right?

[00:26:11]Loved ones, people die. You can go to the store and somebody can slam into you and you gone. So if you don't have your business, black people, we are the h procrastinators of procrastinators. We think that we have all the time in the world to handle things. And I know things can be a little tight. A lot of people are living check to check, but if you can have life insurance policies and things like that, [ __ ] I got if something happens to me right now, my husband and my son are fine. Everything is going to run as smooth as it needs to move. And that's how I have that [ __ ] set up on my end. My husband as well, something happens to him, my son and I, we're good.

[00:26:44]Go ahead and put in paper uh and have that [ __ ] notorized who you want to be your sole beneficiary and who will be next up in line. In the event that something happens, go ahead and let said person know. you're married, your spouse should know how you want to be put away.

[00:26:56]Do you want to be cremated? Do you want to have a funeral? Uh how much are you guys looking to spend? Like all of this stuff should already be planned out. But you know, usually some, like I said, in this case here, no one planned for Malcolm Jamal wanted to go on vacation and get into a situation where he drowned, where he could not handle his business fully as he needed to. Of course, with him having a very tight relationship with his mother, she would she's the person who is over the estate.

[00:27:19]Uh and unfortunately, she's being sued at this very unfortunate time. uh oney year anniversary of his death. I'm pretty sure she wasn't counting on that [ __ ] to happen while she's probably grieving and crying and dealing with the loss of her son. I mean, I'm pretty sure it's still fresh. One year is not enough time, right? I know I've lost a very close person to me. One year is not enough time to get over something like that. Your child especially, right? So, uh black people, all people, anybody who's listening to me under under the sound of my voice, please handle your business. Please handle your business.

[00:27:51]All right? There are there are life insurance policies out there that they make affordable for you. Please make sure you handle your business. You don't want people fighting at funerals over who getting what? Uh uh how you going to pay this the funeral home harassing the [ __ ] out of you because you got to pay for this damn funeral. Yes, a lot of funeral homes will let you be on a payment plan, but handle your business, people. Handle your business. This this goes to show. Uh and this lady want her money. If Malcolm say he's going to pay her x amount of dollars, then [ __ ] let's go back up. That's a lot of money though. a one million. He's supposed to take a $1 million life insurance policy in her name. $5,000 a month is what he's supposed to been paying her to be the chief of staff. $16,000 each year for every weighted anniversary. Every year that they were married, she's supposed to get $16,000 each year. Damn, that's that's a nice little come up right there. That's a nice come up. So [ __ ] that's unfortunate. Hopefully they can figure this out and be amicable while they do it. But unfortunately, I don't see that happening cuz she want her [ __ ] money. Y'all sound out child.

[00:28:50]Let me go to comments right quick. We gonna get out of here.

[00:28:53]Uh, Grandma 54 Wild announce that this is so sad on all levels. It is. It is.

[00:28:58]Get a life insurance policy. D Knight said, "Yes, please do handle your business out here, honey. Handle your business." Yes, God. All right. Uh, Sunshine Ray said that she is showing that she really married him for money.

[00:29:10]This is sad. You said it. Uh, and never let anything uh, sorry, Dai says, uh, and never let anything related to property go into probate. Yes. Right.

[00:29:20]Said here in California, it could take years for resolution dealing with probate courts. It can. That's why you got to you got to have a will. Have a living will and trust, honey. Have who you want over your stuff and have that [ __ ] uh uh, done the right way and have it notorized. Okay? Because once the state touch it, you got to go through loopholes and all types of legal [ __ ] to to get that out. You got to hire attorneys. Then you got to pay attorneys. That [ __ ] can get it could snowball into something that just oh my god out of control, right? Uh with his mother mother also being his manager according to Deborah Holder. Uh he probably had her on a living trust. So uh even if he was married, she may not get anything as far as a trust. Uh seems like he had her on a life insurance policy. Yeah, she said she said he's supposed to have one for 1 million. Uh Tam says that well uh this marriage was business arrangement. Kind of seemed like that, right? cuz she was to the tea of well he said you're going to give me this this $16,000 $5,000 here. Like damn. Like they literally sat down. This sounds like something she might have orchestrated. I don't know, right? I don't know. I don't know if somebody said, "Well, if we stay married every year that I stay married to you now, make sure I get $16,000." Like, did you marry for love or money? That's what it's giving. Uh grandma 50 grandma 504 wilding out says that our death brings out the worst in people. Yes, I've seen that firsthand in my family when somebody died. When my granddad died, there was a lot of [ __ ] going on, right?

[00:30:41]And it pissed me off even more because I felt like, what the [ __ ] is wrong with y'all? This person is no longer here.

[00:30:46]The staple in our family, my grandfather was just like, you know, he was he was that dude. He was that dude that everybody looked up to him. We respect.

[00:30:55]When he was no longer here, it's like everybody was just bat [ __ ] crazy.

[00:30:58]Everybody was on some other [ __ ] And I was like, why are we focusing on this versus grieving properly and and everybody coming together? That's, you know, when when a person dies, you're supposed to come together and and embrace everybody and uplift people, but you got people worried about things like I was that that made me so mad. That made me mad. That really made me mad.

[00:31:15]And it really made me look into my [ __ ] like, "Okay, yeah, let me get my [ __ ] together cuz what we not going to be doing is is having no mess if something were to ever happen to me. God forbid. I don't want my husband stress the [ __ ] out trying to figure out how to handle this and what to do with that." Like, no. Uh L soul says that a a black woman uh of a son would never child. All right. D says the wow uh if not written in the living trust. Verbal words are just that words. That's right.

[00:31:40]That's right. Says they're not sure how her relationship was uh and is with the mom. I'm pretty sure they ain't going to be speaking after this [ __ ] The mom definitely ain't about to be working with her after this. You done sued her for 1.2 million and she crying about her son. Baby, she ain't about to work with you. This is getting ready to be handled strictly legally. Watch what I tell you.

[00:31:57]It's going to get nasty. Uh Tamcy says that this marriage seems arranged.

[00:32:02]He does.

[00:32:03]Sunshine Ray says that why is Malcolm Widow doing this? Said that they all should be getting along. I am sure that that would be what Malcolm would want for them. Absolutely. But a lot of times when there's a lot of money and things involved, people go crazy. I'm telling you, I've seen it happen. All right.

[00:32:20]Thankfully, I didn't have to deal with that when when that [ __ ] hit real close to home with me. Like that [ __ ] was already panned out as to who get what what gets what. D. All right. I mean I'm the oldest. So I'm the oldest over here. Okay. So we had to do all that [ __ ] Lo said that this is what happens when you marry a Becky. I don't think she's a Becky though. Let me look at the picture again. I don't think she's a Becky. I think she's just I think she may be mixed. Maybe black, just light-skinned.

[00:32:46]I don't think she's a Becky. This is his wife here. Malcolm Jam Warner. This is them on their wedding day. I made sure to put a picture up here. I don't think she's white. I think she's I think she's black. I think she just maybe mixed her or mixed or just light-skinned. I don't know. I don't know, child. I don't know her nationality, but uh she appears to be black, I guess. Uh it's a hot ass mess, though. Uh my lady says that it's not that many black people on the island. It's not. It's not that many black people on the island. Um y'all said that Nancy was very biased with the uh TX the Texas case. I didn't get to watch any of her updates as related to um Carmelo Anthony. Uh and I'm probably have to go watch now just to see what she was saying. Um y'all are talking about that. Let's see. He said, "Let's go. Nancy Grace." Yeah, Nancy Grace be on her [ __ ] I love it. Uh Lo says that Miss Me with Nancy Grace. She is an ambassador.

[00:33:37]Oh, is she? Sometimes she be on sometimes she hit the mark though. So, I'm trying to give her a chance. Like I said, I I I love to give everybody a chance until you show me different. If she get to talking that [ __ ] then I'm gonna have to go ahead and be like, "Yeah, Nancy, I'm done with your ass, too." You and them fried bangs of yours.

[00:33:53]I'm sick of your ass. Get on out of here. I'm on that. Take you and them fried bangs with you, Nancy. Damn grace.

[00:34:00]Okay. Somebody say she looks high yellow. I think she's black. I think Malcolm Jamal Warner's wife is black. Uh Deborah Holder said that everyone please have a living trust. A living will is only as good as far as uh your things, not property. Yeah. Get your [ __ ] together. Black people, stop procrastinating, honey. Tomorrow is not promised. Again, accidents are just that. You don't know when nothing's going to happen. And if and when it happens, you want to make sure that you got your stuff in order, right? You don't want the state coming in taking over your property, something that you work hard for because you don't have the [ __ ] spelled out and properly uh handled legally the way that it needs to be. You don't want your family members fighting and having to spend more money to handle your business when you all you had to do was do it while you're here, right? Have all that stuff spelled out. Um, so I do not count uh no money until it's physically in my hand or bank account.

[00:34:48]Boom. There you go. Okay. Cuz that [ __ ] can go either way when it hit that account and you check. Okay. Yeah, we good. I don't I don't do that either.

[00:34:56]You don't count your Like they said, don't count them damn chickens before they hatch. You better not cuz anything honey monkey wrench be throwing up in there at any moment. Tam says that no. I think uh she may be Latina. You think so? I don't know. I'm have to look it up. I don't know. Matter of fact, what we talking about? Let's see. What is Malcolm Jamal Warner's wife? Not that it matters, you know. Not it matters if whatever because he loved her that, you know. Let's see.

[00:35:21]Let's Let's be nosy right quick.

[00:35:28]We gonna see what she is though. If she's a Becky, that's going to tell me all I need to know.

[00:35:35]Okay.

[00:35:36]She's a damn Becky. I'mma know something in here.

[00:35:44]I put is she black? Let's see what they say.

[00:35:48]Uh they said yes. Uh they asked I asked is she black? They said yes. Malcolm Jamal Warner's wife Tanisha Warner is black. uh said in a podcast podcast interview before his passing one described her as a black Oh, she's black and Puerto Rican. So, y'all know anytime you mix with something, they always resonate with black. So, she like I said, she is mixed. Black and Puerto Rican. So, she is mixed. I had that right. Uh this is it. Uh yeah, that's it. But, uh yeah, she is black and Puerto Rican. So, okay. Ain't nothing wrong with that. I mean, not that it's a race thing. We don't care. I don't care. But, you know, yeah, just just for so you guys will know. Um, let's get out of here. Let's get a couple more comments, then we going to get out of here. Let's see. Deborah Holder says that Don Lemon had Nancy Grace on his podcast this morning.

[00:36:30]Really? I'm have to check it out to see what they're saying. Uh, so let's go.

[00:36:33]Let's go rail the table. Hey, I know I be on it, child. I'mma dig up something here in a minute. Uh, Deborah Holder, this this gonna be the last one because I got to go, guys. Okay, this supposed to be a quick pop in and I'm going over a little bit more than I wanted to. Uh, Deborah Holder says, "Please have a living trust uh or a rollover trust on your home in case you pass away so your children or spouse can avoid probate court." Absolutely. Probate court, that [ __ ] can get expensive because you got to keep going back until you have that [ __ ] settled. Ain't nobody got time for that. Okay? You want to be in a court.

[00:37:01]You want to be enjoying uh the fruits of your labor and and what you was left, you know, what was left behind for you.

[00:37:06]So, yeah. But handle your business. We said all that to say this. Handle your business. Make sure you have all your stuff taken care of. If you don't know how to do that, uh you can you can go uh to the courthouse. They can explain that to you or talk to an attorney that can explain to you how you need to handle your stuff. Uh definitely look into getting a will and how much you know cost and all that will be. Go ahead and start looking into that now. Uh instead of waiting because like I said, tomorrow's not promised to anyone. And we don't want some type of unfortunate situation to happen and then you got to, you know, be running around trying to figure out how you going to handle this, this, or this. All right? Because that's how things get very expensive. I'm not a procrastinator. I go ahead and do [ __ ] when I need to because listen, I don't I don't I hate being in stressful situations and and that's why I push myself to go ahead and handle what I need to when it needs to be done. So, thank you all for being here. Um I think we all learned today that don't put things off, don't put off tomorrow what you could do today, right, with this Malcolm Jamal Warner case. It's very unfortunate. Also, we're going to continue talking about um Nolan Wales and this case. Uh we're also going to keep Carmelo Anthony lifted up in prayer in terms of also looking into whatever else we can get uh as far as his case goes and and where it goes from where it is. All right. So we don't have no updates on Carmelo as of yet. Hence the reason we haven't talked about him in a couple days. But I will definitely keep my eyes on the prize as far as that goes. And when I get that news I'm like the Lord. I will not withhold any good thing from you. All right. When I find out so will you. All right. Thank you so much everyone. Thank you to my Top Flight mods, Rose Armstead, True TV Podcast, and Tiffany Thomas. Thank you'all for doing an awesome job of modding. Also, thank you so much to all the any content creators that may have joined us live as well.

[00:38:46]Let's get out of here until the next one. Bye.

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