Nolan Wells Autopsy Results Revealed by Ben Crump—Cause of Death Undetermined

[00:00:00]Autopsy report is in. I just watched the whole interview with Ben Crump and the family and I'm so disappointed. I had a feeling this was going to happen because a lot of people work together. If y'all want to believe it or not, y'all don't be want to believe this stuff. A lot of these people work together. Now, it came back undetermined.

[00:00:22]Undetermined. We waited this long for them to say underetment.

[00:00:28]under further investigation.

[00:00:31]You see the games they play. And I have to commend his parents. They have the patient of Job because they have to sit here and listen to the nonsense of this country and and watch these people fall in order and they son is gone.

[00:00:54]Do you know this would make somebody lose their mind and just go off and do some crazy stuff?

[00:01:02]They said that Nolan Wells body arrived in Washington with no throat and no stomach.

[00:01:14]Now tell me if Mississippi knew they was getting a second autopsy done, wouldn't they send all his body parts with him?

[00:01:26]Why are you keeping his body parts? Now I looked it up and to see was it illegal. It's not illegal for um a doctor, what is it called?

[00:01:38]pathologist to keep some body parts for further investigation and diagnose it, dissect it and and and look at the tissues. But they already said it wasn't no foul play. See, this is why they contradicting yourself. They didn't say further investigation till the people start complaining. They said it was a drowning and it wasn't foul play, right? So why do you need to keep the organs if that's your finding? Now it's crazy because Mississippi didn't want to release their report until Washington released theirs.

[00:02:20]Why Mississippi still haven't released their report?

[00:02:24]Why wasn't Mississippi report released first? Because they did it first.

[00:02:31]How is it taking Mississippi longer to do a press conference on the findings of Nolan's whales body when Washington already came back with their report and we still haven't heard from Mississippi?

[00:02:42]And y'all going to tell me several of you going to say this is not foul play that they're not hiding nothing.

[00:02:52]This is not normal behavior. I keep saying this. Do y'all know what circumstantial evidence is? That mean I have enough circumstantial evidence.

[00:03:03]It's more likely than not this is a homicide than a drowning. That's circumstantial. So people need to be picked up at least questioned and they have not been.

[00:03:18]It's not adding up. Even Judge Matthysse didn't start talking.

[00:03:22]You know, we we got Judge Matthysse saying, "I'm a" He said, "I'm a judge."

[00:03:27]And I can see his foul play.

[00:03:30]He said, "One thing I know about teenagers as being on the bench, they don't stay behind and say, "I'm staying with my friends and hey, hey, but hey, man, I'm staying with my friends. Have me my phone and my keys, man. I'm going to ride with Shorty."

[00:03:43]He ain't going to say, "I'm staying with my friends." Don't ask for his phone.

[00:03:46]How you going to get her phone number?

[00:03:49]He don't even know her.

[00:03:52]So it ain't adding up that he said, "Hey bro, I'm staying with my friends. Y'all go ahead." That might have happened cuz that's what boys do. But trust and believe, the first thing he would have said, "Hey man, give me my phone and my keys, man. I'm going to ride with them."

[00:04:05]That happened.

[00:04:07]And the reason why I'm saying it's foul play and it's becoming a uh a clues game. Who who did it? Because listen here. They said it was over three to 400 people out on that island on the 4th of July. Do y'all know how many people that is? Three to 400 people. It was boats everywhere. And it was only a sprinkle of black people. They stuck out like a sore thumb. Trust me, every white person out there knew who the negroys were.

[00:04:38]They going that one cuz you can count them.

[00:04:43]So out of 400 people, nobody saw nothing.

[00:04:50]So y'all trying to tell us that Nolan just drowned and nobody knew he was missing.

[00:04:58]He was swimming by himself.

[00:05:02]How did he drown and nobody knew he was missing?

[00:05:07]So if he stayed behind, the friends pulled off. who was with him when he stay behind.

[00:05:15]Somebody was with him still. So he said, "I'm gonna stay behind. I'm just gonna go on and take a sunbathe in the water by myself. I'm going to go on over here on the other side of the island. I'm just going to swim by myself." And then oops, I didn't drown. Nobody know I'm over here. Is that what y'all trying to tell us? Then they said it was people that stayed on the island all night long. If y'all see the island, you don't see trees.

[00:05:40]So if somebody was left behind, the people who was still there would have known. And I'm sure if I'm left behind on the island, I'm going to go walk to the people I see and say, "Hey, I missed my ride back to land, man. I missed my ride back. Can I ride with you guys?"

[00:05:59]I'm for sure he going to go talk to the people that was still there.

[00:06:04]He ain't going to sit there and be like, "I missed my ride. I hope they come back for me, but until then, let me go take a swim. It ain't adding up.

[00:06:14]And they want us to believe this.

[00:06:18]And you know why I said his friend is suspicious because that's not friend behavior.

[00:06:25]Especially, they say they grew up with Nolan. They said they've been knowing Nolan since he was a kid.

[00:06:31]Warren brother came out and spoke said, "We ain't going to do nothing um Nolan.

[00:06:35]women know him. We grew up in the same house pretty much together. We've been riding since we were kids. Okay. If you've been riding with this person since you was a child, I want every one of y'all black, white, Puerto Rican, Mexican, whatever you are, Asian, think of your friend. And for real, I want y'all to use common sense right now.

[00:06:54]Forget that this a black boy. Think of your friends.

[00:07:00]You go somewhere with your friend that you've been rocking with since double dutch, hopscotch, basketball, tag. This is your day one.

[00:07:10]This ain't somebody I met at work. This is my day one.

[00:07:16]And my day one say, I'm staying back.

[00:07:18]First of all, I'm going to look at my friend named Laquan and say, "No, you're not. You don't know him. Get on the boat. We will have to fight." I'm telling you about me and my friend. No, you you came with me. They want to meet you back in the city. That's cool. But you getting on this boat because Oh, I'm calling your mother. If you don't get on this boat, I'm calling your mother cuz you're not thinking straight.

[00:07:44]That's what I would have did. But just say they would have stay. She would have stayed back.

[00:07:49]When I'm getting ready to leave and I look over and see her phone, hey, you you left your phone. I would have made sure she had her phone and her keys.

[00:07:59]And I would have said, "Who is you?

[00:08:00]What's your name? You sure she can ride back with you?" Because I'm responsible for her. She came on my boat. I'm responsible for her. Cuz if I've been knowing her since I was a kid, guess who else I've been knowing since I was a kid? Their parents.

[00:08:16]The parents going to come after me.

[00:08:19]Cuz I'm like one of their child, too.

[00:08:21]Like Like he's one of my parents' children. So, I'm going to get in trouble if I don't come back with Laquan.

[00:08:30]So, who are you? You sure she can ride with you? You positive? What's your name? And then I'm going to look at the daddy. What's your name? She can ride back with you. That's what I would do for my friend, right? We ride together there. We ride together back or I got to make sure you're going to get back. But Sandy was drinking. Dude's a little different than females. He got a little honey and he they said, "Okay, dude.

[00:08:56]Hey, go ahead." But you didn't seen his phone. You still ain't sitting about the phone. Then you made a call and said, "The boat is sinking, right? Y'all got boat troubles." Only to find out the boat guy to take the calls, the emergency guy. I guess he's saying to himself, he don't want no parts of the lie. He was covering for them at first.

[00:09:16]He didn't came out and said, "Yeah, they called. They said they was struggling."

[00:09:20]He let the video play. But guess what?

[00:09:22]He didn't say it as of yesterday. They cancelled the call.

[00:09:29]That's not suspicious to y'all. If your boat sinking, your boat having troubles, what you cancel or did you fix it? Did you stick a sock in the hole?

[00:09:40]Why did you cancel the car?

[00:09:43]Did you just want the car to go through [clears throat] and so they can say I called? Check the records.

[00:09:52]That's like somebody getting rid of somebody and then they call the police and say, "Hey, I was supposed to go on a date and she never showed up." And it's weird because she came from out of town and I haven't heard from her and the whole time she in your basement tied up.

[00:10:06]But you made the call so it don't look like they going to look for you because you made the call. Well, he was very concerned.

[00:10:13]I watch many Lifetime movies, y'all. I know how this go.

[00:10:19]the first 48. I know how it goes.

[00:10:24]And a lot of times on the first 48, it's your friend that do it. In the movies, it's the friends that's closer to you to do it. When stuff happen, when homicides happen, it's normally the person that's closest to you. That's even with crepe with our uh harming somebody. It's somebody close to you. It's not normally it's not a stranger because the ones close to you are the ones can do something to you.

[00:10:50]The ones you trust.

[00:10:52]You're not going to be afraid to drink a open bottle of water. If your best friend bring you some water, but if a stranger bring you some water and the pop is already popped, you not going to drink it. You see what I'm saying? But if my best friend bring it, oh yeah, I'm going to drink it. I'll drink out her cup.

[00:11:09]So she the one can poison me because I trust her, right? So my question is to Stacy, what's her name?

[00:11:25]Stacy name is is the Stacy Turner.

[00:11:33]Stacy Turner of Mississippi who did the first autopsy.

[00:11:37]the one that's under scrutiny and under she ain't under investigation, but she's being questioned about four other black boys.

[00:11:47]She's being questioned by four other black boys that she ruled undetermined or no finding or um accidental. It was never homicide.

[00:12:01]Now, one guy, I think his name is Demetrius or it's something like that.

[00:12:06]She determined, what did she say? Undetermined. She said undetermined for him, right?

[00:12:15]Three or four other doctors said it was a homicide and it's still on the books is under determined.

[00:12:28]Isn't it funny, Stacy, that you getting the Are you getting paid, Stacy?

[00:12:36]They ping you under the table to say these things and you making millions of dollars lying on the book.

[00:12:44]Stacey need to be investigated. And this is to me, to me, this is where lie detectives should come in at because you, we shouldn't be just trusting one human being. Human beings have a tendency of lying and making money under the table, Stacy.

[00:13:02]Because when Ben decided being Trump decided we want our own private autopsy, so we going to have his body shipped to Washington.

[00:13:15]Wouldn't you think Stacy Turner would say, "Get his body ready. We got to ship him to Washington. Get everything. Tag his name. put everything down, his organs, put them with him. No, she sent an empty corpse.

[00:13:30]How you going to do autopsy with half the body parts missing? Stacy, what are you hiding, Stacy?

[00:13:39]And this is a question I have. I have They said it was like red like trauma to his brain, right? His throat was missing.

[00:13:52]His stomach was missing.

[00:13:56]If it was a drowning, cuz that's what they want us to believe.

[00:14:00]They said no foul play. It was a drowning.

[00:14:03]Why? The back of his brain is red. It wasn't red before July. He wasn't born with a red brain.

[00:14:11]I was before that he was functioning just fine. He didn't have no anerism. He didn't pass out. So, how did his brain get red if he drowned that? And y'all still saying, "Well, we can't say it's a homicide. People head just don't turn red."

[00:14:28]You know what I'm thinking? I'm tell you what I'm thinking. This just my thoughts. This Nina thoughts.

[00:14:35]I think he had blunt force trauma to the back of the head. I think he was hit in the back of the head with something and that's why his brain was bleeding.

[00:14:46]But I don't think he died right then. I think after they hit him in the back of the head and they realize he didn't die.

[00:14:52]I think they took their forearm and somebody strangled him.

[00:14:58]That's where the throat come in at that's been taken away because it would show trauma through the throat.

[00:15:08]Now, I don't know who this girl is that wrote the the uh Facebook post saying that she he was at a party, the pool party, and he was throwing up at the basketball court. Why she Somebody tell me why she ain't downtown.

[00:15:25]Why did the police see that post like we did and this girl is not downtown being questioned? If we saw the post, we know they saw the post. She's saying, "I saw Nolan Wales at the pool party on the basketball court throwing up blood. He left the island and they saying, "No, we left him at the island." And she saying, "No, we all was in the pool with him."

[00:15:53]Why she ain't downtown?

[00:15:56]Either arrest her for lying or question her for what she know.

[00:16:02]It's one or the other. She's telling the truth or she's lying. And if she's lying, she need to be arrested for lying and tampering with it and and um and making false acc What is it?

[00:16:14]Aggregations. How you say it? I can't even say the She She need to be questioned.

[00:16:22]It'll come to me in a minute. Y'all know I have a hard time speak, but I'm so upset. Accusations. Am I saying it right? Accusations. I am so upset because I'm watching this mother stand behind being crump, the doctors, the police with her husband and she listening to them talk about how they dissected her son like he was a guinea pig. Could you imagine? I don't know how she standed there listening to that.

[00:16:54]My baby's throat was cut out. his stomach, his brain. I mean, could you imagine hearing that?

[00:17:02]And she's standing there telling me, "I just want to know what happened to my son. I I don't know. Oh, she a strong woman." And I heard somebody in the back, if y'all pay attention, watch it again. Somebody in the back like screamed when they said it. Oh, like they couldn't take it.

[00:17:18]Accusations. Thank you, Linda. Thank you. Please be patient with me. I have a hard time speaking. I swear I do.

[00:17:26]I ain't even going to lie. But um it's not making sense.

[00:17:37]And and why I'm pissed off is because why are we running around here guessing what happened to this child and no arrests have occurred? Why?

[00:17:49]I know for a fact because it happened in my own family.

[00:17:55]Normally you sit in jail until they figure this out. At least you go to jail and you out on bond until they figure out what happened because you was the last person with this person.

[00:18:10]>> Not to mention, let's go back to the friends. Not to mention you his friend.

[00:18:14]That's your day one. Y'all grew up together. Sound like since they were like seven, eight years old, right? You get back home, the boat is okay. Nolan with the pretty honey as you think right time go on you have a pool party it's late you still ain't heard from your boy now normally though tell me if I'm lying cuz it happened to me before and I never have done it say that one of my girlfriends go off and do something they go off and do something and I'm mad they doing it but they grown now we decide to go back to my crib I got a pool We said, "Oh, we fa have a late night pool party and and let the party continue. You don't think I'm gonna call my friend and say, "Hey, where you at?

[00:19:01]Bring your friend over here. We having a pool party?

[00:19:04]You think I ain't going to say nothing to her? I'm not even going to invite her to the party cuz she don't know about the party. Unless we had uh plans before we went to the island, which that means she know about the party. And nine times out of 10, she going to say, "Hey, my girl having a party. You know we going to go on over here to this party.

[00:19:26]Even after he hit it just say he did he slept with her.

[00:19:31]He ready to go party now. I know teenage boys. He ain't going to sleep with her and just cuddle and lay up with her all night. He going to do what he do. Hey bae, I got your number. I call you and probably never call her again.

[00:19:44]I know teenage boys.

[00:19:48]Y act like he met the girl, fell in love, and just said, "I'm never going home." What his whole motive when he seen the girl is, "I want to hit that." He 18.

[00:20:00]And if she was easy, he hit that. And now he ready to get back with his boys so he can hit something else again tonight.

[00:20:08]How many y'all been a teenage boy?

[00:20:11]Come on, man. Especially a stranger.

[00:20:14]ain't like this his ex-girlfriend he ran into, he used to be in love with and I'm going to chill with my baby, man. He don't know that girl.

[00:20:23]He was thinking with the other head. You know how I know he's thinking with the other head? Who just tell their friends I'm going to stay with some strangers?

[00:20:30]Y'all gone. I'm on the island. I'm good.

[00:20:31]I ain't got no way back from this island, but I'm good cuz I like her.

[00:20:35]That's thinking with the wrong head.

[00:20:38]And that's what a lot of dudes do.

[00:20:40]However, you look at your phone and say, "Damn, we got Nolan phone. He We ain't even call him.

[00:20:50]Let me call his mom. See if she heard from him cuz we got his phone. We ain't heard from him. It's 2:00 in the morning. His car still sitting outside.

[00:20:58]Did they not bring him back from the island? Hey, hey, bro. We got to go find Nolan, man. His car is still outside. We got his keys. I got his phone. We ain't heard from him. Let me call his mother.

[00:21:08]Have you heard from Nolan? What you mean? He was on the island. He stayed with the girl. We haven't heard from him. None of that happened.

[00:21:17]None of that happened. I don't care what y'all say. When you got a day one friend, I can see a friend from work.

[00:21:22]You might say, "Well, she probably went home. I don't know her like that. She probably My day one that I know how she move."

[00:21:29]First of all, I know my day one ain't leaving her phone or her car. My day one ain't leaving her phone or her car.

[00:21:36]Now I'm mad because now I'm thinking what he do to my girl. Oh no, we got to go find my girl cuz ah he did something.

[00:21:44]That's me. He did something. I'm calling the police and everything. We got to go back out to this island. We ain't heard from my friend in hours. He stayed back with this strange girl. She was blonde.

[00:21:54]Her name Kimberly. Her dad name is Tony.

[00:21:56]They was on boat such and such and such and I ain't heard from him.

[00:22:01]>> No. it took for his auntie to come knock at the door.

[00:22:07]First of all, I'm for sure the mother.

[00:22:14]Somebody help me out cuz I'm I'm lost right here. I was going to say something, but I'm kind of confused right here. How did the mama find out that Nolan was missing? I missed that part. Did someone call her or did she call to check on him and he didn't answer? How did she find out he was missing?

[00:22:32]Because I think he didn't go home the next day.

[00:22:36]Is that right?

[00:22:39]So if that's the case, if he didn't go home the next day, if he she woke up and she didn't see Nolan being a mother that's concerned, >> it said um what she say had a closed casket. I'm gonna get to that in a minute. Warren called around 11 pm.

[00:22:57]Okay. Fitzwell said Warren called around 11 p.m. and he said he didn't know where Nolan was. Right. So then they start tracking his phone. Right now check this out.

[00:23:12]>> You just called Nolan's mama and said, "Hey, Miss Wells, we don't know where Nolan is." What do you mean? He didn't get on the boat. No. He stayed back with this girl. Now she panicking. Right.

[00:23:26]So the first thing she's gonna say, "Did you call him? Let me call his phone."

[00:23:31]Okay. Well, let me know.

[00:23:33]You got the phone, fool.

[00:23:36]You know you got that damn phone. How the hell you didn't tell his mama, "Well, you can't call him cuz I got the phone." Cuz she would have knew something was up.

[00:23:45]But see, they pretended they didn't know they had the phone, right? Or was the keys? No, they had to have the phone when they get off the boat. They seen the phone on the boat. So if you call his mama at 11, you say you don't know where he at. Why didn't you say I have his phone? You know what the mama and auntie had to do? They had to get on the the uh Snapchat and something about the thing that me and my kids have. We track each other just like yesterday I was out to eat with my um oldest daughter. We was out to brunch and my baby girl got off work at 3:00. She called this. Let me see how easy is to track somebody. She called and said, "Where you at, mama?" I said, "I'm downtown with your sister. Take care of some business." She said, "I don't believe y'all, man. Y'all doing something else and without me." I said, "Girl, bye." Click. Next thing you know, she sent me a screenshot of where I was sitting at at the restaurant where I was at. She got a GPS on me. She said, "Mama, why you ain't taking me out to eat? See, I ain't dealing with y'all no more." Then we end up at the ice cream shop.

[00:24:42]You know how we end up at the ice cream shop? We tracked her down. She was at the ice cream truck. We pulled up on her. say, "Aha, so you wouldn't got ice cream without us?" She started laughing.

[00:24:53]We know how to track each other.

[00:24:55]It would take you right to the location.

[00:24:59]So his mother and his auntie did that in the phone being at Warren's house.

[00:25:07]Now the mama got to be suspicious.

[00:25:10]If I'm looking for one of my kids, someone just told me they left my child on the island and they didn't know where they were. And I call their phone and I bing it and I pull up and it's the friend that called me house.

[00:25:25]What the hell you doing? What's going on here? So the auntie knocking on the door. They tell the auntie they didn't have the phone. She said the phone is here.

[00:25:37]And that's Oh, I forgot. Oh, wait a minute. I think that is this his phone.

[00:25:43]Then the daddy come over there like well his car still here. He never came back from his car. You know, boys love their car. He never came back from his car.

[00:25:50]It's very suspicious. Now, where his keys at? Did he have his keys? We haven't seen the keys. I don't know how the father got in touch with this girl, but she said the keys is on a PS5.

[00:26:01]So, the father pretty much pushed him aside, went in the house, and grabbed the keys. Now, I'm really suspicious.

[00:26:07]What y'all hiding?

[00:26:12]This ain't adding up. And then you say, "Okay, y'all can get your own autopsy.

[00:26:17]We don't have nothing to hide." Even though we said it was no foul plays before the autopsy came back. We got nothing to hide. Here, take his body.

[00:26:24]The people that shipped and said they knew somebody that knew somebody. They had his face down, which is a disrespect. So, they did the boy bad.

[00:26:31]They said he was decomposed, which I don't understand how in a day and a half. And and water will will stop decomposation, if I'm saying that right.

[00:26:40]It will stop that. you know, the process, even though it was hot outside, it was a day and a half. I can see probably some, you know, probably sliding of the skin or whatever, but you can still see his Nolan. They had to do um some dental work and blood work to identify this boy.

[00:26:59]And then they say he look like he was burnt.

[00:27:02]So, did they try to get rid of his body?

[00:27:07]I'm going to tell y'all what I think. I I lost my train of thought when I was about to say that. I did. I did say that. I I think he was hit in the back of the head and he was strangled. That's what I think. And but the question is who did it?

[00:27:19]I believe he was murdered, but we don't know who did it. That's the question right now.

[00:27:27]He was murdered.

[00:27:29]Somebody hiding something.

[00:27:32]And for the friends to act like they acting, I'm starting to think it was them. But then and again, I'm like, was it the girl's father? cuz the father looked real cris. He looked like he one of them KK K, you know, he looked like one of them and and a few things that floated online that Nolan was doing stuff with the girl and the father walked up on him on the island or whatever and they thinking the daddy did something to him. But if that's the case, why the friends hiding everything?

[00:28:02]So it ain't making sense. Do you know her? Was it a setup?

[00:28:07]Was y'all jealous that Nolan was a star football player like Carmelo?

[00:28:13]So was this all playing on the 4th of July is going down?

[00:28:18]Did y'all send Delila at Nolan?

[00:28:21]You know nothing is new under the sun.

[00:28:23]This what happened to Samson in the Bible. They sent Delilah and Delila made sure he was unal alived.

[00:28:34]So John is this was what the story is in the Bible Samson and Delilah for real I I just need to know because it don't make sense. Delilah did you set him up and why Delilah not downtown?

[00:28:48]They going back and forth. No he was with me. He was with you. No he was with you. All of y'all let's go. Let's all of us let's go and we going to sit here until we get the truth because somebody know what happened to Nolan Wales.

[00:29:04]Somebody know. And nobody's leaving until we find out. Why y'all not interrogating them white folks like y'all do the black folks? Go watch verse 48 tonight. You know what they do, right? They put them all in separate rooms and then they lie. You know your friend told us what you did. I already know the story. So, I'm giving you a chance, son, to go on and tell the truth.

[00:29:30]I'm giving you a chance to tell us what happened because if you tell us, we don't have to give you as much time. But but um your other three friends said it was you. Then you go to the next room and you tell them the same thing. You know they told us it was you, right?

[00:29:44]And nine times out of 10 cuz they're young, they going to break. He's lying.

[00:29:48]I'm not the one choked him. He did.

[00:29:50]They're going to they going to tell. But since they're not being integrated, since they're not under investigation, they don't have no reason to tell nothing. And since the judge, who old crooked ass, she should be disbarred.

[00:30:04]How is you sitting there not allowing your kids to go downtown at least tell what they know and you a judge? You supposed to be forcing it. Listen, honey, you got to do what's right.

[00:30:17]That's the law.

[00:30:20]If you don't want to go by yourself, your dad and I go with you. But you got to tell what you know. No, she's hiding them and she's the judge.

[00:30:28]So what else have you hid, judge?

[00:30:31]How many people you didn't let walk that was guilty? Judge, if you let your own kids get away with murder, how honest could you be, judge?

[00:30:43]How do you sleep at night?

[00:30:46]Instead of you being a judge and calling the feds in to help this family investigate the order, what did you do?

[00:30:53]You called the feds to protect your family. My family being threatened. You more concerned about your family than an unal alive 18-year-old boy.

[00:31:04]You concerned about threats, but what about the whales threats? They've been threatened.

[00:31:09]Why the fans ain't protecting them? They the victims. Y'all not the victims. They not even protecting the victims. The feds have yet to say we here for the Wells family. They here for the judge because somebody been threatening their life.

[00:31:23]But this is what we pay our taxes for.

[00:31:27]These are taxpayers pay these people.

[00:31:32]But we don't get the same justice.

[00:31:35]Sh. I'm to the point black people need to pay 50% off their taxes because we get 50% of justice. We shouldn't be paying what everybody else pay.

[00:31:47]Because this is unheard of. This is the I mean I have never seen a cut and dry case like this in my life. I mean it's cut and dry. Somebody did something to this kid and then you send his body with an empty corpse. Why is you holding his throat? I mean what I'm going to send it they go do but they don't get the throat.

[00:32:10]So watch this saying, "Well, how can we say what happened to him if we can't examine his damn neck?

[00:32:16]And we don't know what was in his stomach." Okay, show us what was in the den. Send us the pictures, the screenshots, your determination, the samples. Send us the paperwork.

[00:32:27]They won't even send the paperwork.

[00:32:31]They're hiding something. Stacy Turner is a criminal just like the judge.

[00:32:37]This remind me of Mississippi burning how they just cover up crimes. This remind me of Emit Tal just covering up crime. But Imits they they was so bold with it with imit y'all. They went to trial. They knew who did it. And those men walked.

[00:32:57]They walked.

[00:32:59]What could you say? Why you do this to a kid 13, 14 years old? Why did you do that to him? Mutilate him? I'm for sure they craved them too because most middle-aged certain kind of people they they pedophiles. So I'm for sure they did some stuff to Emit Till too before they unalived them and they probably did some to his corpse. But how do you justify what they did in their walk?

[00:33:24]His face was mutilated.

[00:33:27]His mother left his casket open for everybody to see what they did to her kid. And they walked.

[00:33:34]Come to find out the woman lied.

[00:33:37]She's still alive, y'all. From my understanding, she's still alive. And somebody said they just found a arrest warrant in a basement of a old police department with her name on it. So, they were supposed to arrest her years ago and they didn't. And what I've asked her why they didn't arrest her because of her age. I said, "Wait a minute. You going to tell me ain't no old people in prison? You going to tell me if old woman right now go up to somebody, say she 99, and poke somebody, you going to tell me she ain't going to jail cuz she 99?

[00:34:15]Well, y'all didn't give Bill Cosby that memo cuz y'all show like Bill up.

[00:34:20]Oh, y'all threw him in there. But she too old. Let her live the rest of her life with her family. You know, she and she told the truth. She said, "I lied."

[00:34:31]She said, "I lied." And let her live with her family the rest of her days.

[00:34:35]No, we I don't care if she got a sip of air left. I want that last sip in the jail cell. Yep. Lock her up. She gone good. We got a sip from her. That's how I feel about it. Give me the sip. I don't give a damn how old she is.

[00:34:53]I died behind her lie.

[00:34:58]You understand? He gone behind her lie.

[00:35:01]She don't get to live the rest of her days her family.

[00:35:06]That it just pisses me off that y'all always justifying certain color people.

[00:35:13]I told you a whole lot of people going to jail. I mean going to hell. Going to hell. They might not go to jail, but they going to hell.

[00:35:20]Every sin will be found out. That's God's word.

[00:35:27]We might not know the truth, but he knows the truth.

[00:35:32]And that's who you should be afraid of.

[00:35:34]You ain't got to be afraid of Nina. I'm just a YouTuber.

[00:35:38]You need to be afraid of the Messiah.

[00:35:41]And and that's who they not afraid of.

[00:35:43]They think they hiding and stuff. And we don't want the media and all those bloggers. Y'all worried about the wrong thing.

[00:35:51]You need to be on your knees every day repenting and say we got to go down here and tell the truth because we don't want to die and go to hell. That's what you need to be doing.

[00:36:00]Don't worry about me exposing you.

[00:36:03]I'm nobody. I can't send you to heaven or hell. But I know when you do certain things and live the certain way, that's where you're going.

[00:36:13]And what do disobedient child days would be shortened? Do you think you gonna have a prosperous long life with your six kids judge and and y'all didn't to this woman's son?

[00:36:23]Do do you really believe God is going to bless you? And not to mention your husband work for the hospital. So did your husband steal the throat?

[00:36:34]And and to me that's illegal. Don't your organs supposed to be buried with your body if you're not an organ donor?

[00:36:40]Somebody tell me, dude, your organs supposed to be buried with your body if you're not an organ donor. So why the hell they still got his whole throat and his stomach?

[00:36:51]They say they got to uh keep it to keep I guess um for science and and and dig deep into No, y'all be selling organs.

[00:36:58]It it may be something inside the throat of tissue that somebody need for throat cancer and they need that little lump of tissue from that young healthy black man. So you needed that lump of tissue.

[00:37:10]So you took his throat to give it to somebody for lunging. I don't trust none of y'all. You might need a particular bone in his neck.

[00:37:19]You don't just keep people I've never in all my living heard that somebody take somebody's throat.

[00:37:29]I'm like, what? What are they hiding?

[00:37:33]A crushed Adam's apple. Maybe a broken neck. Maybe m could that be it?

[00:37:45]So until Washington received the organs that they still have cuz they didn't get buried with Nolan, y'all still have them.

[00:37:55]I I think y'all need to be UPS or a special delivery by 5:00. Those organs over to Washington. If not, the feds need to be arresting some doctors.

[00:38:05]That's just how I look at it. because now you are interfering with with something that could be a homicide.

[00:38:14]So you would need to go to jail if you're not sending them organs by 5:00 today. And I don't understand Washington when you got the organs. We've been waiting y'all about a week. We've been waiting about a week, right? You going to tell me Washington got the body and they didn't notice the throat was gone.

[00:38:32]Why did it take for today for us to hear that? They should have told B and Crump when they received the body, hey, we we need all the organs, Ben. They didn't send us the stomach. They didn't send us the throat because I know the first day they looked at him. Are y'all in cahoots with Mississippi? Cuz it's like, damn it. Are y'all doctors?

[00:38:52]That first day they said, "Hey, we got to do something. Then we ain't got all the organs, so we can't complete our autopsy." We shouldn't even heard it today. They should be like, "It's prolonged until Mississippi send the organs." That's what they should have said that day. I know y'all wanted to hear what happened, but they can't complete it because Mississippi didn't send all the organs. Don't come before us. Well, we found out he ain't got no throat. So, when did you find this out?

[00:39:14]Yesterday.

[00:39:17]Did you even look at the body before yesterday?

[00:39:21]Cuz you should have known that right away. And they said taking a throat it would tell like if um he regurgitated blood, if he had sand, he was poison and the stomach all poisoning. So they had to do all that. But Mississippi [clears throat] what?

[00:39:38]So she kept it.

[00:39:41]Was his Adam's apples crushed?

[00:39:44]Was his neck broke? Did he have sand in his mouth? Even the throat. You know what else they said? The throat and the stomach would show. Was he alive when he went into the water?

[00:39:55]They don't want us to know that. It It would tell us if he was alive because if a dead body went in that water, that mean he was murdered somewhere else.

[00:40:06]So, they don't want us to see was he alive. See, I'm telling you, these scientists, they know what they're doing. These doctors, they can tell if he was breathing in water because sand and everything will be in his lungs cuz he fighting.

[00:40:26]If you dead, it just going to be seeking in. You ain't swallowing when you're dead. Do you hear me? You can't swallow if you're dead.

[00:40:38]So they know if he was dead or alive when he went in that water and they don't want us to know that.

[00:40:47]What really really really saddens me, y'all, what really saddened me about not just that case with Carmelo, with uh Emit Teal, with all these cases that um we didn't get justice or they was wrongly accused or they didn't get their due process is these people stay on code.

[00:41:11]They don't care what the situation is.

[00:41:14]They don't care if it sound like homicide. They stay on call with each other because they hate this so much that they would die and go to hell to make us look bad or to hate us or to just don't give us justice and stand with their people. They would go to hell. They would sacrifice their soul for people they don't even know. Half the people fighting for this or fighting against, they don't even know each other.

[00:41:40]I'm sure the doctor know the judge and the judge know her husband. you know, the uh somebody husband and it's Mississippi. I'm sure they few people know each other, but a lot of them don't know the girl, the girl daddy, but they all fighting and covering up for each other because they hate to see a white man go to jail for a black man. Now, just switch this around and tell me what you think we'll be going through right now.

[00:42:09]Switch this situation around and tell me, do you think a black judge can hide his kids?

[00:42:16]That black judge would have been in jail this bar. They disbarred the judge that be on TV right now from Mississippi that be talking because he was saying something about Carl Writtenhouse and some other stuff that didn't set well with him and pretty much he had to leave the bench.

[00:42:33]This woman's son is a suspect.

[00:42:39]Ain't nobody downtown.

[00:42:45]This your girl from from Break was strong woman. Y'all, I am so upset, man.

[00:42:50]Could y'all please tap the screen twice?

[00:42:52]Can y'all hype the video? Could y'all share it? Tell me what y'all think about it. A lot of y'all work in law enforcement. You might be married to somebody in law. What do your um husband, your kids, what do they think of it? And do me a favor. Talk to your kids, your nieces, nephews, your grandkids. Show them this. I I kept telling everybody to show them about Camello. No, show them about Nolan.

[00:43:15]Show them about both of them. It's two different cases and I know this ain't nothing but God. He showed us how if you defend yourself that you get 35 years if you defend yourself. And then he turned around a few months later and showed us if you don't defend yourself, you die and don't get justice. So God is showing us what's going on here.

[00:43:39]It's like you doomed if you don't. If you doomed if you do it, it's like double jeopardy here. We don't have no out.

[00:43:47]You know, a lot of people want to go get radical, put hands on people, but we know how we going to get charged. We ain't Carl Whitten written house. We can't go two state lines over with a AK and unal alive some people and walk and save with self-defense.

[00:44:08]If I go two blocks over, less long two states over with a AK and un alive two people that's trying to stop me from unal aliveing other people, I'm getting life in prison. They was trying to stop him some white men. He unal alive white men. They was trying to stop him for unliving a crowd of black people protesting for George Floyd and they was out there with him and he got them.

[00:44:35]So they turned on their own people that was dead to commend the murderer.

[00:44:42]Great job. You was just going to get rid of some negroes. You was just going to do your job. So you didn't do nothing wrong. That was shelf the fence. And that's what they get for interfering because they know better. They were supposed to stay on code and they didn't. So they were bad seeds. Anyway, Carl, we're going to make sure your president made sure he got a pardon.

[00:45:00]Your president made sure he got No, not pardon. Not guilty. Your president.

[00:45:08]He didn't look at the people that died.

[00:45:12]Your president want to get a people in the capital building money and police officers died.

[00:45:20]So is he for evil? Cuz it seem like the evil people, he like them.

[00:45:26]The people that's trying to do right, he don't like them.

[00:45:30]Hey, question yourself with that for real. Dig deep down inside so inside your soul cuz it's it's nothing but a cult.

[00:45:40]But this is your girl. Y'all got to pray. You got to trust God. You got to be wise. You got to stay prayed up. You got to move right. You got to talk to your little black boys and your daughters. I told y'all a little girl just died here yesterday from overdose.

[00:45:56]These kids are horrible, man. These kids out here just doing anything. The little girl mother down in Memphis, Tennessee.

[00:46:05]She facing firstdegree unalivven for her daughter, a 20-year-old, was under her bed. I talked about it yesterday. She was wrong though. See, I don't stay on cold.

[00:46:18]I don't stay on code. I've been arguing women all morning about the way they was thinking about that situation. See, a lot of women, we are emotional beings. A lot of you don't need pops.

[00:46:31]Cuz y'all would pop your boyfriend cuz he didn't come home in time. A lot of y'all don't need papa. When you license to carry, that don't mean you licensed to kill. Okay? So, I'm I'm hoping the ones that have these y'all go back to training and read your laws or you go to be like this woman facing first degree on the life of a person cuz you felt like cuz I'm licensed I can pop somebody in the back of the head even though he was 20 and she was 13. I know mama was mad but that her first rodeo. I promise you won't that little girl been doing everything and then y'all want to say yes she's a victim. You blame me. No, let's be real today. Okay, these kids is into everything.

[00:47:14]He said in a they found a text message or something where she said she was 17 and she's a big 13year-old just like my 13-year-old grandbaby. They big, not excuses, fellas. Like I said, don't look at no fake ID cuz I got fake IDs.

[00:47:34]If you like a child, if you like a not a child, I said that wrong. Forgive me, Jesus. If you like a woman or a person and you think this is a woman to protect yourself, you let that girl know I can't talk to you until I talk to your brother or or your mama cuz I don't know how old you. I showed you my ID. I don't believe that. I don't believe that.

[00:47:59]I like I'm feeling you. I'm 19 or I'm 20 years old. I'm grown. If you grown and and you could date, your mama tell me it's okay. But until then, don't call me.

[00:48:10]If you want to protect yourself, you better talk to a family member and not her cousin cuz she lying too.

[00:48:18]Talk to a older person in the family.

[00:48:22]Somebody in the neighborhood, they know how old these kids are.

[00:48:27]But now y'all looking at the boobs and the butts. Yeah, they got it. These girls built like they 25.

[00:48:34]But see, a lot of y'all brothers be lying because the conversation let you know what age level they at. Now, sometimes cuz some of these girls so street wise, man, they so smooth. You be like, "Damn, I'm talking to a kid."

[00:48:48]So, that don't work either. Go talk to the parent. Cuz if both of y'all grown, it shouldn't be a problem you talking to her child, right? Hey, miss such and such. I just want to know is your daughter 17? She told me she was 17. No, her ass ain't 17. She 13. I knew it. All right. Thank you. I'm sorry. And leave.

[00:49:08]Did I tell y'all when I met Sean Quail, I didn't know he was 25 for until 6 months into the relationship?

[00:49:15]I What? How old was I? I was 40.

[00:49:20]How old was I when I'm not 40? I was 37.

[00:49:24]I think I was 37.

[00:49:27]35 or 37? Something over there. He was 25. I'm like 12 years old. So I was 37.

[00:49:32]I didn't know he was 25, but I should have picked up on it when he said I said, "How old are you?" He said, "How old are you?" And I told him, and then I think he told me he was 34, something like that. 32.

[00:49:43]And And I was no different. I Who am I to say, "No, you're not. This a grown man in front of me." You know how I found out how old Sean was? When my father died, he met me the year my father died, 2007.

[00:49:56]And his mother can sing really, really well. She can blow. So, I wanted um the song um I won't complain. I wanted somebody to sing that song. He said, "Oh, my mother blows that song in church." He said, "Come come over my house, talk to my mom." So, I'm sitting there talking to her and I'm asking her about singing at my father funeral. She is on my father uh um obituary right now. She didn't end up singing, but she's on his obituary. So, she sung for us and I'm like, "Oh my god." And I'm sitting there crying and we talking and I said something about Sean being 32 or 34 or something. She said Sean who? I said your son. She said my oldest is only 27 at the time. I think she said my oldest only 27. So how is Sean 32? He the middle child. I said how old is he?

[00:50:48]She said that boy 25.

[00:50:52]What? He go run another room and start laughing. I haven't been dating him six months.

[00:50:58]I'm thinking he in his 30s.

[00:51:01]So this how stuff happens. People lie cuz they like somebody.

[00:51:08]Do you hear me? People lie.

[00:51:12]So I found out too. Didn't I tell y'all?

[00:51:15]Didn't I tell y in the video I can look at the boy and tell he was special needs?

[00:51:21]Didn't I tell y'all I can see something wrong with him? about his de deme.

[00:51:25]Well, his teacher spoke out.

[00:51:28]He was special ed.

[00:51:31]He took special classes. That mean he get special checks. And she said she had a talk with him during graduation that he cannot talk to young girls. So that mean that he used to like girls younger than him because his mindset is their age. So the teacher used to try to help him like, "You going to get in trouble, honey. You can't do that. you got to talk to kids your age. He probably was like, "Yes, ma'am." But he didn't get it. Soon as that girl said she was 17, his mind told him, "She's 17."

[00:52:01]A 20 year old man, y'all, when I heard the story, I knew something was wrong with the kid. A 20 year old man is not going to climb up under somebody bed a predator.

[00:52:11]For real, he got to be a predator or mentally messed up. A 20- year old man is not going to do that.

[00:52:19]He ain't go get a hotel room. He had do something in a car. He had take her to his friend house. He ain't coming up in her house and he 20.

[00:52:30]I knew something was wrong.

[00:52:34]And and and a lot of women is argue with me now because they saying you wrong.

[00:52:39]And and that girl was a victim. He was a predator. First of all, he's special needs. Second, when the woman told him to leave, he left. He didn't argue with her. He didn't say he left.

[00:52:51]The next thing she was supposed to do is pick up that phone and call 911 and say, "I just came in my house and it was a grown man under my daughter's bed and this is his name."

[00:53:05]They would have picked him up. He' be in jail right now. He'll be on his way to prison facing some serious charges because she is not at the age of consent. 13 is not the age of consent.

[00:53:17]If she was 16, did y'all know in the state of Michigan that 16 is the age of consent?

[00:53:25]16.

[00:53:27]And y'all president want to make every state the age of consent 13?

[00:53:34]Why is that?

[00:53:38]Why would a grown ass man say, "You know what? I think 13 should be old enough to say a 50 year old man can sleep with him. Why would he say that?

[00:53:50]Is it because he on that list?

[00:53:53]And see his old P brain, he thinks like this.

[00:53:58]If I change the law right now and that list do come out cuz I know I was with 12 and 13 year olds, I'm covered because that's the age of consent which the this how dumb he is. They didn't consent and some of them are still living dummy.

[00:54:14]They still living saying you did something to them. And second, it ain't gonna come for your crime that happened before the age of consent. Stupid. But he don't know that.

[00:54:24]But in his pea brain, he believe I changed the law. Now I'm covered. No, you're not.

[00:54:31]Sound absolutely stupid.

[00:54:35]But I I can't believe this is United States, y'all. I don't know where I'm I'm in the Twilight Zone, people. I don't know how y'all feel.

[00:54:45]I don't know how y'all feel. It feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone. This cannot be America. This cannot be the land of the free. This cannot be the the country that my father fought for in World War II. This cannot be My father was a proud Navy soldier. His platoon plaque is still on Washington DC wall that he was in in World War II. He used to pride talk about pridefully talk about being in the war even though it wasn't his war. He said, "I know it wasn't our war." He said, "But I still feel like my footprints left over there where I was fighting for my country and we won."

[00:55:22]You know, he said, "I still feel like I did something.

[00:55:27]It's just messed up.

[00:55:35]Let's lift up the Wales family in prayer.

[00:55:39]The sister in Memphis, she got to pay the Piper. I don't stay on code. I don't stay on cold cuz I'm a woman and I don't stay on cold cuz I'm black. Right is right, wrong is wrong. She un alive.

[00:55:51]That boy out in that neighbor's yard and she got to go to jail.

[00:55:58]It's It's a order. My mother taught me this. It's a order in place for everything in life.

[00:56:05]You don't get to be out of order and walk unless you crim a criminal and they they hiding your The order of that mother was to call the police.

[00:56:18]I'm going to tell y'all something real quick and I probably shouldn't be saying this, but I'm going to say it. I ain't going to say no names, but it's somebody in my family this happened to. Let me tell y'all.

[00:56:28]Somebody in the family invited somebody else over to watch the uh football game, right? I think it was the Super Bowl.

[00:56:37]Now, the person they invited was their grandson.

[00:56:41]Okay. He really didn't know him that well because the grandson just recently came in his life. And the grandson at the time was 19 or 20.

[00:56:50]And this person had a stepdaughter.

[00:56:52]Really pretty. Look like Mariah Carey.

[00:56:54]Pretty. But she fast as hell. Be doing all kind of sleeping with men. This person always got to check people. The girl was so bad that this person had to when they went to barbecues or to the park, he had to go to the older dudes and just say, "Hey, I don't know if y'all like her or not. She 13. Don't talk to her."

[00:57:13]>> Cuz he know her. He know his stepdaughter. Hey, I just want to know at at the party. I know this sounds stupid, but if she approach y'all, let me know because she will do it. She 13, dog. Okay. All right, dog. I just want to let y'all know that that's how bad this girl was.

[00:57:29]So he told his grandson, >> I'm going to come and get you to come and watch the game with granddaddy.

[00:57:37]But she 13. She fast as hell and she pretty as all outdoors. She built. She pretty. But she 13.

[00:57:45]Don't you do it.

[00:57:48]Actually, I I I messed up. She was 15.

[00:57:51]She's 15. Don't you do it.

[00:57:54]All right. No, she she she family. She family. So since he br him 30 minutes away to his house, it got late.

[00:58:05]He went got ready to go to bed. He had an announcement again cuz she was in her room. Listen, if she come out her room and she knock on your door, if she say anything to you, I'm right here. Come and get me. Because she's a kid.

[00:58:19]>> I got you. Grandad >> woke up the next morning. Everything seemed cool.

[00:58:28]He called his grandfather a couple more weeks. Can I come back over? Oh yeah, you can come back over. He thinking they family cuz they laughing, signifying, doing Tik Toks, which should have been strange. This grown man doing Tik Toks with a 15-year-old, but he looking like girl they just family.

[00:58:43]Let me tell you how he found out he was sleeping with her.

[00:58:47]His girlfriend went in his phone and saw pictures of her naked and him saying to her how he want to lick on her again and how he want to do a 69 with her again and she looking like she knew her big sister. She said this is such and such big little sister. I know you ain't sleeping with no 15year-old. So they get into an argument. She calls the big sister and sent her the pictures in the text messages saying, "Your little sister been sleeping with my man. How she even know her?" And the big sister said, "Well, because that's my stepdaddy grandson." Went to the stepdaddy and showed him. He called her grandson. He got that. Well, she told me she was 17.

[00:59:33]He said, "I told your ass."

[00:59:36]So, guess what the granddaddy did? Doop.

[00:59:40]Three numbers.

[00:59:43]Call 911. This his grandson gave the mama the phone.

[00:59:48]Do what you got to do. That's my grandson and I love him. But he know he was wrong. He know what he did. So his daughter at first was like, I don't care. Do it. Press charges. He know better. But when the charges was pressed and the pinch came down and they got the videos and they got the pictures and it was other girls, other than young girls.

[01:00:13]He was reaching out to other little young girls.

[01:00:16]He has love with other little young girls.

[01:00:20]They gave him only six years. I think he only got six years. Then his daughter fell out with the daddy.

[01:00:28]How dare you send your grandson to prison? First of all, this my stepdaughter. I've been around her since she was two. Your son knew around here cuz he was adopted out. He knew and I told him that my stepdaughter was a kid.

[01:00:47]Damn it. I don't play that.

[01:00:51]The boy own father stopped dealing with him.

[01:00:55]He said, "Nah, I got other kids." He knew around the family cuz he was adopted out. He said, "I can't have my other kids. I can't trust him."

[01:01:04]But did nobody pop him?

[01:01:07]The mama didn't. Uh the daddy didn't, you know, he's still living. He just got out. He did his six years and now he registered.

[01:01:19]And guess what? She just turned, let me see. Matter of fact, 15 16 17 18 19 20.

[01:01:27]Let me see if she 15. He was I think he's 26 now.

[01:01:35]>> I don't even think he did six years. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 I think he did like four.

[01:01:43]She's still running around here now.

[01:01:46]She's supposed to be pregnant.

[01:01:49]Since that boy did that, she been in and out of jail, in and out of juvenile, losing babies, abortions, all kind of Still don't listen.

[01:01:59]So just imagine they would have unal alive that kid. She's still doing the same Now that she of age, she might still talk to him.

[01:02:10]I don't put it past people.

[01:02:12]Now she's of age, she might reach out to him and he that dumb to do it cuz she ain't a kid no more.

[01:02:21]But you see what I'm saying? Pe man, it's some sick people in this world.

[01:02:26]A and he was so hurt. He was so hurt that his grandson did that because he looking at and it's not he wasn't married to the girl mom. He's been around her since she was two. They dated for a long time. He looking at her mama like I am so sorry, man. I can't believe my grandson. I am so sorry. And this the mama didn't even want to do it cuz she didn't want to hurt the boyfriend and she didn't want to hurt the boyfriend daughter. But this is her baby.

[01:02:55]So she pressed the charges and the daughter didn't want her to. She told the police, she told the detectives, "No, he didn't do nothing to me. I let him." But she wasn't at the age of consent.

[01:03:07]>> She was at the age of consent. So the police said, "I don't care what you let him do. He ain't he going to jail."

[01:03:14]But this your girl let me go. My granddaughter walking around here looking like show enough.

[01:03:19]>> Who's that?

[01:03:20]>> From I'm going to lie. Be quiet. Look around here like a show. She 13. I watch her like a hawk. She [snorts] can't breathe wrong.

[01:03:29]Yeah. She be getting mad. I don't give a dang.

[01:03:33]>> Mhm. You probably tell people you 17, don't you?

[01:03:36]>> Never.

[01:03:38]>> Yeah. I don't believe her. What happened to the fake IDs?

[01:03:43]>> Oh, the school ones.

[01:03:44]>> See? Oh, the the you talking about those what in my purse? Where? Where the fake IDs? No, cuz we needed to get into her hair. But they said >> No, wait. Let me be quiet. Be quiet.

[01:03:54]Wait a minute. 13 hours.

[01:03:56]>> Listen. I want y'all y'all can't see her, but I want y'all to I want y'all to see what she going to say. Why she had a First of all, how old did it say y'all was on a fake ID?

[01:04:04]>> It didn't. It just said we was in ninth grade.

[01:04:06]>> What grade was y'all in?

[01:04:07]>> We was in eighth grade.

[01:04:09]>> No, that ain't the one I saw.

[01:04:11]>> Look, >> I don't want to see it right now, but tell me why did you do Why did y'all do it?

[01:04:16]>> Because they said it's teen night, right? You could be 13, but you have to be in ninth grade. So, it didn't make no sense.

[01:04:25]>> I don't believe you.

[01:04:26]>> But they changed it. They said you don't got to be in ninth grade. They said it's 13 through 19.

[01:04:30]>> You know why? Because it's older boys there.

[01:04:33]>> Well, it's 13 through 19.

[01:04:35]>> You not supposed to be my older boys.

[01:04:38]>> Okay.

[01:04:39]>> That's why you had to make a fake ID.

[01:04:41]You weren't supposed to.

[01:04:42]>> No, my mom knew about it. So, there's no problem.

[01:04:44]>> No, she didn't know till after I told her.

[01:04:46]>> You never told her?

[01:04:47]>> Yes, I did. to fix your face.

[01:04:50]Fix your face. You see that?

[01:04:54]You see how how these kids be out of order?

[01:04:59]My mom. My mom. This what I'm saying.

[01:05:01]This is why they dying early. This is why stuff happens. Now I'm her grandmother. She's sitting here rolling her eyes. My mom know I ain't got time for that. Did you see what I'm saying?

[01:05:13]That's why I put it right here online.

[01:05:15]She going to call and tell her I don't care. This is why these kids is dying.

[01:05:19]They don't listen.

[01:05:22]But guess what? Ask her mom. But did I ever know? Was she running around with a fake ID?

[01:05:28]Ask her mom. Was she lying to go to places that I knew about it? I didn't know about it.

[01:05:35]Y'all better check your kids. Grandma, check y'all kids because a lot of these mamas don't care until they burying them.

[01:05:46]I told you I'm very transparent. I go through this hardheaded as hell.

[01:05:55]13.

[01:05:58]Y'all hear here first. I'm not going to sit here act like my kids uh special and they listen and I'm talking about everybody else kids. All these kids around here acting crazy. All of them.

[01:06:10]You know what I'm saying? They all doing it.

[01:06:14]They just had a paw paw at the park where we go and and I how many times they told her do not leave the pool area. She kept leaving.

[01:06:22]Thank god we weren't there that day.

[01:06:25]And they did it again yesterday. They didn't care what the police said. They always they was mad about uh Monday. We going to do it Tuesday, too.

[01:06:34]And now they having it. So they don't even want us to come there. And y'all always say the these people racist. They racist. They don't want us around cuz y'all tear up every damn thing. No home training. No fear of God at all. Cuz if you had the fear of God, you wouldn't talk back to your elders.

[01:06:53]I am 57 years old and I don't talk back to my elders. I will walk away. I have never got in my mama face. Well, man, I wouldn't have a neck.

[01:07:05]I wouldn't even be here. I'll be sipping out of the straw trying to do YouTube if I ever twist my neck at my mama.

[01:07:12]I knew better. My mother is dead and I'm scared of my mama.

[01:07:17]My mom is dead and I'm scared of my mama. But I'm telling you like this. I'm to the point y'all.

[01:07:24]And I hate to feel this way. I'm to the point I'm about to cut people off, grandkids and all and and get the hell away from folks cuz you not going to disrespect me. I don't like what she just did. You not going to disrespect me. And she keep doing it with no consequences.

[01:07:41]And I don't want to be one of these grandmoms get on here and say, "Guess what happened to my granddaughter." But see, people think that you try to tell them how to raise their kids. No, you try to save their life.

[01:07:52]They don't care about Carmela Anthony.

[01:07:54]They don't care about Nolan Wales. They don't care about Jesus Christ. They don't care about nothing but getting some Tik Tok, some new shoes, a phone, and what they wear to school, at a party. That's all they think about.

[01:08:08]And a lot of these young mothers, you know what they do? They don't care as long as you ain't bothering them. I got stuff to do. I got plans until they picking them up off that ground.

[01:08:20]Did I tell a little girl 16 just died right here in my city over her friend house? Allegedly. Odeed.

[01:08:30]Well, nobody monitoring these kids.

[01:08:34]We in a time right now where you need to just start dropping your kids randomly like you the police.

[01:08:43]You need to go in there and do a raid in their room like they do in the prison.

[01:08:47]Come in there with you and a few aunties. Raid time. Get out. We going to check everything. Yep. Pulling mattresses going in pockets. You You got to do that with your kids. Checking backpacks. You when they come in the house, you need to randomly just search them down. What you got? What you got?

[01:09:05]They don't get to have privacy.

[01:09:10]I know a couple people took the whole door him the person I said the little girl with the guy went to prison. It got so bad the stepdaddy had to take the whole door off the hinges. You don't get a door.

[01:09:21]No. What you shutting doors for? No, I don't trust you. You come out of windows. Leave the They had to bolt the windows down and take the door off.

[01:09:31]But see, we living in a different time.

[01:09:33]We living in a different time. I had the kind of mama was I wish a negro wood.

[01:09:38]Mama up in here. Up in here. My mother ain't taking no door off.

[01:09:43]My mother ain't coming. She'll come look for you. This is going to be some problems. My mother ain't arguing with nobody. She going to tell you what her rules are. And if you break them, your face is may get broke. She didn't play.

[01:09:59]She ain't the kind of mama that I got to keep the daughter watching. What I tell you now do it. She wanted us to do it.

[01:10:06]Try me.

[01:10:08]Make my day. And that was her favorite actor. What's it? She's call him Make her day. What's his name? Clint Eastwood. That was her favorite actor.

[01:10:16]Make my day. And she used to tell us make my day.

[01:10:20]I wish I would take a door off a hinge to see what you doing. Play with me. We don't have that kind of fear no more.

[01:10:30]Oh, no. I'm okay.

[01:10:31]>> Because if we had that kind of fear, we wouldn't do certain things. Like, Nolan, Nolan, I know them your friends, but if you was drinking, brother, you know, you weren't supposed to be drinking. You 18.

[01:10:42]And I know we snick and do stuff. I But I was so scared of my mama, y'all. Y'all think I be just lying when my friends be doing stuff just say they hand me something to hit that. I'm like, look at it and think about Jesus. I'm like, I ain't ready to meet him yet. I pass.

[01:11:00]>> You ain't going to hear. Your mama ain't here. My mother's everywhere.

[01:11:04]>> My mother is dead and I'm still scared of my mother right now. She's dead. I do something. Be like, I'm sorry, mama.

[01:11:10]>> Oh, my mama will be disappointed in me.

[01:11:13]That's that's who I and my brother like that too. My brother said, "Man, I did something. I know mama will be so disappointed." That's how we are.

[01:11:22]>> I'm sorry to keep y'all, but I just really really hope y'all talk to y'all kids, man.

[01:11:28]And it's just not me. My sister to the point like that, too. She talked to me.

[01:11:32]She got several grandkids. She eight years older than me. She said, "Nah, these kids are out of control. I rather go sleep in a corner in a sleeping bag by myself than deal with these disobedient kids." She said, "I don't repeat myself." See, we not used to. We old school. We don't repeat oursel.

[01:11:48]These kids, you got to beat these kids and then they tell you, "I'mma call the police." No, you don't. I'm going to leave and leave you right. What you doing? You keep on doing what I'm that kind of grandmama. Do what you do. I'm going go and get out your way because I'm not going to catch a case for you.

[01:12:03]My blood pressure ain't going to go up high for you. I'm not going to do nothing. That's your mama problem. I'm going to raise mine. I'm going pray for you and leave you alone cuz I had to tell her that the other day. I'm about to cut you off.

[01:12:17]I'm not playing.

[01:12:20]I'm not playing. You not going to disrespect me. I don't let a man disrespect me. that I'm sleeping with.

[01:12:27]You think going to let a kid do it?

[01:12:30]>> And this is what these kids probably if y'all could have seen her.

[01:12:36]>> I'm so mad right now. So, I'm talking to calm down.

[01:12:42]Well, my mama 13.

[01:12:48][laughter] I gotta go, y'all. I'll be back later.

[01:12:53]I hope y'all stay prayed up. Tell me what y'all think. Watch some other videos of mine. Please check out my Tik Tok shop. I have several items I'm selling. The only reason I haven't made Tik Tok videos yet because I'm learning.

[01:13:06]Oh, life is just messed up. I've been up since 4 this morning praising and crying and working out. I want to change my life so bad. I want to be so happy. I want to travel. I want to be prosperous.

[01:13:18]I just I just trying my best to change.

[01:13:21]I don't know about y'all, but every day, all day long, I'm thinking about improving my life. I cannot take drama or negativity around me no more. I've been through that all my life. I cannot take nothing. This is why I'm single because I'm not arguing with no man, you know? I'm not I don't care what a man do. If I have a man right now, he going to think I'm crazy cuz I wouldn't even care if his ass came home. That's just how I feel about a man. You, baby, I'm late. Just come home tomorrow. I'm busy any damn way. I I I'm to that point that I don't even want a man in my face all day every day. That's why I'm saying I'm not going to get married. Now, God might change my heart later, but how I feel right now, I'm selfish. It's all about me.

[01:14:05]It's all about me. Because I didn't gave so much of me away. I didn't gave all my life away to other people to the point I'm depleted. I have nothing. When I say I have nothing, y'all from my furniture to my clothes to my credit is gone and everybody else living their best life.

[01:14:25]Do y'all know that I lost my house, right? Due to Chuck-E-Cheese, the the rats and everything in it. Y'all know I have some grown kids living with me and my brother, right? And my brother used to have Becky's and Karen's in the house, right?

[01:14:40]Do you know I'm the one that got left with the water bill, the gas bill, the judgment?

[01:14:48]Did nobody offer me nothing?

[01:14:51]And guess where my brother at? He just signed his lease Monday.

[01:14:56]He in his new place, right down the street from here.

[01:15:01]And I'm sitting here at my daughter house. Can't get because my credit, my judgment, this all on my credit. But everybody that was living with me for free now going to help me.

[01:15:15]I got a case that I had nothing to do with. That was my daughter situation with a friend and I tried to be the mediator. I'm the only one caught the case. Never been in trouble in my life.

[01:15:24]Didn't even know the people. Guess who got to pay $30,000 to the state of Michigan? I do.

[01:15:31]Guess who have a misdemeanor on her record I got to wait another year to get expuned? Me.

[01:15:37]Have anybody offered me a dollar to pay my fines?

[01:15:44]That's what I'm saying. We We throw oursel out there and we pay for all these other people.

[01:15:50]All my life I have opened my door to people. I have always had nice homes.

[01:15:53]Y'all don't just look at me now and say, "You sorry 57 year old guy shit." I always had nice Ranch style homes and I didn't I didn't had several homes, nice vehicles. Worked all my life. This just a a a little part of my life.

[01:16:10]You know what I'm saying?

[01:16:12]Every house I had, I had a house full of people.

[01:16:16]I told y'all people been rocking me for from day one. My kids used to bring stray kids. I ain't going to say straight cats. Straight kids. Mama, they ain't got nowhere to go. Go on there, lay down, and eat. Just make sure your house clean. My rules was respect my house, respect each other, keep it clean. I didn't care what they ate. I kept a house full of food with no food stamps. I didn't fed everybody.

[01:16:39]And half these kids that I didn't open my door to and help, they college educated.

[01:16:45]Couple of them are married, got their own place, got good jobs. They don't even call me.

[01:16:52]They don't even make sure I'm okay. And some of them knew that I was homeless and said, "That's messed up. She too old to be homeless." What?

[01:17:01]And a reason why I was home is because I gave everything to y'all. I don't have a car right now because somebody else blew my engine.

[01:17:11]I didn't blow it. I parked my car cuz I knew I had to change my oil and went on vacation and said, "When I come back, I got to change my oil." And this person got in and drove it for two weeks while I was gone and blew my engine with no oil.

[01:17:25]And you know what she said? It ain't my fault you didn't change your oil. I should have called the post and press charges cuz she stole the car. Well, you always let me use it, but I didn't let you use it this time. You didn't even ask me, can you use it?

[01:17:41]But people, man, I'm telling you, be careful when you judge folks. You don't know their story. Y'all don't know my story.

[01:17:49]That's why I don't want to come off as a beggar, you know. And I want to take um Lisa Johnson, isn't that she she blessed me yesterday. Thank you, Lisa. It was a misunderstanding. I I really misunderstood you. But um Rose, it say Rose, but it's Lisa Johnson. Thank you.

[01:18:04]You know I'm old. You got to explain stuff to me. But um that's why I say support the channel.

[01:18:11]Y'all wonder why I ain't out here working and and and doing everything I I supposed to be doing cuz for one, I was I was married and my husband retired me and he took care of me. So when somebody do that, they handicap you. So I was used to not working for some years, right? So when I came back, I had to get used to working. Work my way. Got me a place. Stuff happened. Depression set in. My divorce set in. I realized I lost everything. Got a judgment from that place, right? The co hit. I told you what I did to Robert Grady and all the money. And so I had to pay for that, right? And then um the case happened to me.

[01:18:50]Now I can't work in my field. Thank you so much. And um RS10, I want to tell you and everybody else, I don't care about super chats. I love them. You know, they still get to me.

[01:19:02]But when you super chat me, YouTube get half of it.

[01:19:07]So you gave me 20, YouTube go get I think eight to $10 of that. So if you want to bless me, bless me on my cash app. It's dollar sign Nina 121269.

[01:19:18]Always bless me on my cash app where I get the money. Otherwise, y'all paying YouTube.

[01:19:25]So that's why people got cash apps or zale. Zale is nenina [email protected] if you got zil. Cash app is dollar sign nina269.

[01:19:35]So don't ever do that if you if you want me to get all the money. If you want to pay YouTube, that's your money. I mean, you just gave YouTube $10, so hey, it don't matter. But anyway, y'all, thank you for everything you do. If if it's a dollar, if it's a quarter, whatever it is, bless the channel. And if you don't have anything, just bless it by constantly watching my videos. Push them. Push them. Push them. I got to help Nina. I got to watch a couple videos today. I got to push her channel.

[01:20:01]I got to go watch this. I got to tell my friends about Nina. I got to tell That's all I ask you to do. Push my push my videos. Go do it on Tik Tok, too. Every one of y'all watching me right now should be my Tik Tok follower.

[01:20:14]Please go over there and follow me on Tik Tok today. I'm close to having a Tik Tok shop right now. I'm a Tik Tok affiliate. Once I have a Tik Tok shop, I promise you it's going to change my life.

[01:20:25]I'm going to sell so much Tik Tok products. Y'all going to be like, "This is the Tik Tok queen. She didn't went Tik Tok crazy." It's Tik Tok is like Amazon.

[01:20:35]So, go over to Tik Tok. If you look at my main page, it's a little orange like um purse underneath my name. If you click that, you will see my affiliate store. And if you buy anything from my affiliate store, I get a commission. So that's why I'm asking before you go to the store, before you buy any products, go see, do I have it? I might have something that you normally buy at a discount on my Tik Tok shop. Could you do that for me? Even if you got to pay a couple extra dollars, could you do that for me? But let me go, y'all. I get so emotional and I start talking too damn much. I am so sorry I be talking so long. I am so longwinded cuz I'm so passionate for what I do. I am so passionate. YouTube gave me a platform to just release and and and and tell y'all who I am. Be transparent. I need that. This is my therapy.

[01:21:28]This is my therapy, y'all. And I love you all for watching. I love your support. I love y'all for being my friend. I talk to y'all later. Thank you. Check out my Tik Tok shop. Take a check out Facebook.