WILLIE D IS NOW RAISING MONEY TO HELP DEFEND CONTENT CREATORS BEING SUED OVER THE NOLAN WELLS CASE. HE HAS HIS OWN HISTORY OF THEFT AND FRAUD Willie D, whose real name is William James Dennis, has been publicly involved in fundraising efforts surrounding the death of Nolan Wells, the 18-year-old whose body was discovered near Horn Island, Mississippi. Now, according to a newly released promotional announcement, Willie D is organizing a 12-HOUR fundraising livestream with a stated goal of $1 MILLION, featuring attorney Ben Crump and Nolan’s parents, Christine and Elmore Wonsley. FIFTY PERCENT of donations are being advertised for the Nolan Wells reward fund. The OTHER FIFTY PERCENT is being advertised for the legal defense of content creators facing lawsuits connected to the case. If Willie D is doing this for Nolan’s family, this means that Christine likely endorses these actions. Some of these creators are being sued by the young men who accompanied Nolan to Horn Island, after being publicly accused of involvement in his death. These influencers accused these young men of MURDERED Nolan, claiming they all participated in an elaborate conspiracy, and were involved in a massive cover-up. Some commentators even dragged the boys’ attorneys into their conspiracy theories, including attorney Tyler Cox, with allegations of helping conceal a supposed murder and even claims about the placement of Nolan’s body. The evidence presented to a Mississippi grand jury did NOT support the murder narrative. The grand jury declined to indict anyone in Nolan’s death, and investigators reported no evidence establishing foul play. Yet the accusations continued LONG afterwards. And these young men and their families have paid a horrifying price. They have reported death threats, harassment, and damage to property, including broken windows, damaged mailboxes, and cut gas lines. Federal criminal cases have also been brought against multiple individuals accused of making threats connected to this investigation. Arrests have been made. The young men’s attorneys are now pursuing defamation litigation, arguing that false accusations destroyed reputations and endangered families. (They did) Some of the individuals accused of spreading these narratives were warned to stop and continued anyway. Free speech protects asking GENUINE and HONEST questions. It does not protect knowingly false factual accusations of murder. Now, Willie D is helping raise money for the legal defense of creators facing accountability through the courts. WILLIE D IS A CONVICTED FEDERAL FRAUD OFFENDER. In December 2009, Willie D pleaded guilty to WIRE FRAUD after federal prosecutors established that he had been collecting money from customers purchasing electronics that were never delivered. According to the United States Department of Justice, Dennis used eBay to establish credibility with international buyers before directing them to complete transactions outside the platform. Customers wired money to his bank account. He provided tracking numbers for merchandise that was NEVER shipped. When customers complained, he made excuses about shipping problems and eventually stopped communicating with them. By the time of sentencing, federal authorities reported that 35 victims had been defrauded of $194,087.17. On November 2, 2010, Willie D was sentenced to 12 months and one day in FEDERAL PRISON, followed by three years of supervised release, and ordered to pay restitution. So the man now helping solicit donations for this campaign has previously been federally convicted of taking people’s money through fraudulent transactions. Nolan’s death was tragic. But those young men deserve to live their lives without being publicly convicted of a murder that investigators have not established occurred.