The Black Dude Always Dies
Here's what I think. Nolan Wells was dead before his "friends" left the Island. Here's what I also believe. Nothing will come of this unless one of his "friends" speaks up. The whole story stinks. His mother claims Nolan posted on Snapchat all the time, every day, yet two days of nothing on his phone. That's because his friends had the phone. They claim Wells was going to meet a girl and decided to leave his phone with his "friends." A phone has become an appendage to us. We don't leave it, especially if we're going to try and hook up with someone. We surely don't leave it with a group of males. There allegedly was video of the group getting into an argument, but authorities are still looking into it to verify whether it's real which in Amerikkka means it'll somehow be lost. Stories aren't adding up and the latest autopsy has been ruled inconclusive.
Why would the only black kid volunteer to remain on the island because of some alleged issue with the boat? I'm still confused about that. A leak was okay for the white boys, but one skinny friend would endanger all of them.
One black male in white Amerikkka. A bunch of white boys will be going back to school soon, sans one black "friend." Their lives will go on. They'll be fine because they are protected. And white. As long as they keep their mouths shut and wait it out.
Gahd Bless Amerikkka.
*I'm not accusing anyone here of murder. It could most likely be what the friends say it was, a drowning- where parts of his body are missing. Actually this whole story rankles me due to the lack of cohesion regarding the media creating a timeline that makes any sense. In one source, they left him behind because of a leaky boat, in another, because he decided to leave the group for a hookup. Throat missing!? When, how? Cause of death undetermined. How is that likely if he drowned? Wouldn't that be fairly straightforward? Everyone is trying to make sense of this tragedy - okay, not everyone. Some are trying to change the narrative. This post makes little sense because the story is beyond confusing. It feels like a story the media feels the need to report because it's a mystery, yet, they don't want to delve too deep into what really happened, or, like me, believe something more sinister happened, or, they just don't care because it wasn't a pretty white girl who was found dead, or, a white group member. Does the black friend ever survive in a horror movie? None that I've seen. The real horror is that this will fade away with no answers and no closure.
Why?

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