Overview
- On Wednesday, attorney Russell Latino sent a five-page cease-and-desist to OnlyFans creator Kymbra Li accusing her of falsely saying Bart Edmiston Jr. helped cause Nolan Wells’ death and took part in a cover-up.
- The letter alleges Li published Edmiston's home address, photos of his residence, property records, and information about his family's workplaces and gives her five business days to comply or face possible litigation.
- Edmiston and his family say he voluntarily turned over his phone, photos, videos, boat information, and GPS data to investigators, and his attorney says law enforcement has not identified him as a suspect or person of interest.
- Li publicly challenged the legal threat and said she has lawyers ready to defend her, a response that keeps the dispute visible on social platforms.
- The Wells family has retained civil rights lawyer Ben Crump, who has recovered law-enforcement audio as the case and public scrutiny move toward legal and records-based inquiry rather than social-media claims.