@the.report.card: Secret Service Sam sat down live with creator Jay Megan, who’s become known for meticulously breaking down inconsistencies in the Nolan Wells case using the same whiteboard, dot-connecting method that made her a standout voice during the Karen Read trial and Epstein files coverage. Jay walked through several red flags she found in the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources report. She flagged conflicting GPS coordinates, ones the officer photographed from the mother versus earlier coordinates taken from Wyatt during the drone search, and questioned where the discrepancy came from. She also challenged the claim that the boat was “sinking” from people getting in and out of the water, pointing out that’s not how bilge pumps or boats actually work, especially since photos show the boats weren’t even soaked. She dug into the account of the boat allegedly “speeding away,” noting the direction they claim to have gone matches the location of a house belonging to one of three people police tried to knock-and-talk, one of whom, a girl, claimed she hadn’t seen Nolan in a year and was on a different island entirely. Jay also connected this to the second independent autopsy’s finding of red marking on the back of Nolan’s neck, raising the possibility it’s consistent with being choked, alongside inconsistent accounts from friends about physical altercations that night. Jay says several of her videos have been removed from TikTok, something she says she’s used to after a year spent covering the Epstein files. If you know something say something TIP LINE 888-991-1772 Share and follow for more. @secretservicesam @Jay Megan

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Tuesday 04 August 2026 06:24:43 GMT