Friends of Nolan Wells, the Black college student who died after going missing during a Fourth of July celebration earlier this year, are suing Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Owens for defamation after the former NFL star called for their arrest. The group also sued other content creators and intends to sue Rev. Al Sharpton and The View cohost Sunny Hostin for comments they made about Wells’ death, according to a story from the Associated Press on Tuesday, October 6. Because the three friends are under 21, their fathers filed the lawsuit on their behalf. Owens, 52, is f...
3 Friends of Nolan Wells Sue Terrell Owens After He Called for Their Arrest
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