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I just figured out why they couldn't tell us how Nolan Wells died. I stayed up all night reading medical journals and baby I found this. As a boy mom, I get it. I'm not a forensic pathologist, baby. But you wanna listen to this. So number one, Doctor Roger Mitchell, the forensic pathologist in charge in Nolan Wells' second autopsy, said that there was unexplained red discoloration in Nolan's occipital region. So I found this case with Kairi Lutz, who also had a reddish discoloration that was misunderstood until further examination proved that there was a brain hemorrhage. So did Nolan Wells suffer a brain injury? Doctor Mitchell cannot independently examine Nolan's brain in order to determine whether there was a brain injury because Nolan's brain was where? Still in Mississippi. So next let's talk about the lungs, right? Because if drowning is being considered, of course we would want that autopsy to evaluate that organ. But Doctor Mitchell cannot evaluate Nolan's lungs because Nolan's lungs were where? Still in Mississippi. Now let's go to number three. The neck. Doctor Mitchell said that he could not fully evaluate Nolan's neck in order to determine, right, whether there was strangulation or maybe there was nothing. Why? Because those neck structures had been retained by Mississippi. Which means that Doctor Mitchell could not independently examine three of the very areas that could determine how Nolan died. Missing brain, missing lungs, missing neck structure. So no evidence on brain injury, drowning, or potential strangulation. Because everything is where? In Mississippi. So I think it's important to understand when Benjamin Crump sit up there and said that the results are inconclusive, why they were inconclusive and why we still need to continue digging into this case.