Source archive · July 12–28, 2026
A file-by-file index of PLUNDER’s Nolan Wells source collection, including MDMR records, GPS material, search graphics, court records, dispatch archives, and links to the original source posts.
Available records
After removing 14 duplicate attachments from the two dispatch posts, the working collection contains 130 unique attachments plus one matching embedded Sea Tow working copy. These public copies retain the redactions present in the released source files, and each checksum identifies the exact copy served here.
Redacted MDMR extraction summary supporting the tracked vessel’s published timestamp anchors. It establishes vessel movement, not passenger identity.
SHA-256 · 14946823cc4cbe2e80bd2a10759ce59a3f514a7586e7d6c86bbc3d004e843b36
Released interagency request preserving search-and-rescue context, coordinates, and time references. The native email and complete USCG response are not included.
SHA-256 · f7b327a7cba4d0bf1496d0ea77815fcf20d2d20396d41e47ec5bf07bebc32e8a
One-page MDMR supplemental report for case MP2607-0016, published with the source file’s visible redactions intact.
SHA-256 · cb67ac3874ac08b0b258486f671c4307664f0b4c6aa82b1b81aabf67ff0dabaa
One-page court order concerning administration of Nolan Wells’s estate. Related court filings are indexed below.
SHA-256 · d48d881a59ae8c1783cd66e65ddb1491a551b4258af7fb8a01192cc9aa2240f9
A released model graphic used as search context. It is not evidence of Nolan’s actual path through the water.
SHA-256 · 7aa7c223a8cb977e52e8d063dd6515be58940e110ab879c333dc113bf2e2be47
The released search-grid image documents an area shown for drone search activity. Native flight paths, imagery, and operator records remain missing.
SHA-256 · f303b15ed723d2ff9a3c5942102b77b53efd02a6fa2cf823e43f84ef82e105cc
Dispatch source files
The two dispatch posts contain substantial overlap. Fourteen files from the earlier post are byte-identical to files in the later 115-file set.
The July 12 post contains 14 late-July-4 and early-July-5 dispatch segments. Those same 14 files also appear in the broader 115-file July 4–6 collection published July 17. A complete automated transcription pass has been run across all 115 recordings; the focused review clips and source limits are published on the Dispatch Audio Timeline. The separately released case-specific Sea Tow publication remains available with its transcript and channel analysis and never autoplays.
Source-file index
These records appear in the original PLUNDER source posts and are listed here so the archive’s source inventory remains complete.
Original publication trail
These links may require an active Patreon account. Dates describe the source posts, not the dates of the underlying events or records.
Raw dispatch segments covering late July 4 into early July 5; duplicated within the later master set.
115 raw dispatch MP3 files, including the 14 files from the earlier release.
Ten PDFs, two graphics, and an embedded copy of the 9:46 Sea Tow publication.
Three court PDFs, including the Letters of Administration record available on this page.