Sharpton Faces Defamation Lawsuit Over Nolan Wells Case | Raleigh News

Attorneys for Nolan Wells’ friends are suing Reverend Al Sharpton for defamation after he questioned their involvement in the teen’s death, alleging they may have withheld his phone or keys—claims the friends deny. Sharpton, speaking at a conference with Wells’ parents, raised concerns about the trip to Horn Island and unanswered questions surrounding the missing phone, but attorneys say his remarks imply guilt without evidence. They demand a public apology and retraction within ten days—or face legal action. Sharpton, however, welcomes the lawsuit, calling it a chance for truth through testimony, insisting his goal remains justice for Nolan.

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