Nolan Wells’ name continues to remain at the center of online conversation as new developments surrounding the case keep surfacing. This time, the focus has shifted to a new fundraiser created to support several of his alleged friends. Organizers say the group has faced heavy online backlash and threats since his death.
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Support Campaign Backs Nolan Wells’ Alleged Friends
A fundraiser created by Benjamin Hudson, with funds set to be received by Taylor and Cox Law Firm, P.A., was recently launched to support Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo, Morgan Seymour, and others connected to Nolan Wells. According to the fundraiser, the group has endured harassment, death threats, doxxing, and defamation since Nolan’s death, with organizers claiming the young men have been “falsely and wrongly blamed” online and in the media despite cooperating with investigators. The page also alleges that some of Nolan’s friends were unable to attend his funeral. Organizers say safety concerns tied to the backlash prevented them from being there.
Wells’ Friends Fight Back Against Alleged False Claims
The fundraiser states that its goal is twofold: to help cover legal expenses related to any potential wrongful death lawsuits filed by attorney Benjamin Crump and his team, and to fund legal action against individuals and organizations the organizers accuse of spreading defamatory statements. However, the page argues that the campaign is not intended to silence differing opinions. Rather, organizers say the campaign aims to address what they describe as targeted harassment, false claims, and intimidation. They also say the effort seeks to push back against misinformation surrounding the case.
Support Campaign Passes $62K Milestone
As of now, the fundraiser has raised $62,362 toward its $100,000 goal. Organizers are asking supporters who believe in “truth, due process, and…the rule of law” to donate. Furthermore, they say the effort is meant to help those they believe have been unfairly targeted. They claim this comes amid the ongoing conversation surrounding Nolan Wells’ death.
