The Medical Examiner's Report

Kisha Chanelle

The Medical Examiner's Report Where Science Speaks.Every case leaves behind evidence. Every autopsy tells a story. Every victim deserves dignity. Hosted by Kisha Chanelle, The Medical Examiner's Report is an educational forensic podcast that examines some of history's most notable criminal cases, unexplained deaths, and medicolegal investigations through the lens of forensic science. Each episode explores the medical examiner's findings, autopsy reports, toxicology results, pathology, and investigative evidence that helped uncover the truth. Rather than focusing on sensational headlines, this podcast seeks to educate listeners on the science behind death investigations and the critical role forensic professionals play in the pursuit of justice. At The Medical Examiner's Report, we believe every case represents a real person—not just a headline. Every episode is presented with compassion, professionalism, and respect for victims, their families, and the communities affected by these tragedies. As the podcast grows, our mission extends beyond education. Through future community initiatives, we hope to support families seeking answers by helping connect them with forensic resources and investigative assistance when possible. Whether you're fascinated by forensic pathology, criminal investigations, or the science that uncovers the truth, you've found your place. Because when the evidence speaks...The truth has a voice.

Episodes

  1. Oct 5

    Case File 001: Nolan Wells

    What happened to Nolan Wells? On July 4, 2026, Nolan Wells disappeared during a boating trip near Horn Island, Mississippi. Two days later, his body was recovered. In the months since his death, his family has continued searching for answers about what happened during Nolan’s final hours. In this episode of The Medical Examiner’s Report, Kisha Chanelle examines Nolan’s case through the evidence now available, including his official autopsy report. We revisit the known timeline surrounding Nolan’s disappearance, the circumstances of the boating trip, the recovery of his body, and the medical examiner’s findings. We break down what the autopsy documents, what those findings may mean, and — just as importantly — what they cannot tell us. There are still questions. This episode does not name suspects, assign guilt, or present speculation as fact. The purpose is to examine the documented evidence, identify what is known and unknown, and give the medical findings the careful attention they deserve. Nolan was more than a case file. He was a son, a loved one, and a person whose family deserves clarity about what happened to him. The Medical Examiner’s Report — Where science speaks. Visit themereportpod.com for more information about the show. Find additional case documents, timelines, photographs, and extended case coverage through our Case Vault on Patreon. Visit and subscribe HERE! Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of death, autopsy findings, and forensic details that some listeners may find distressing. Disclaimer: The Medical Examiner’s Report is an independent true-crime and forensic commentary podcast. Information discussed may come from official records, publicly available information, news reporting, family statements, and other identified sources. Analysis is provided for informational and educational purposes. Nothing presented should be interpreted as an accusation of criminal wrongdoing. Individuals discussed should be presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Closing Report Before we close today’s report, I want to acknowledge that behind every document, every autopsy, and every case we examine is a real person—a person who was loved, a family searching for answers, and a community forever changed. If you’d like to go beyond today’s episode, visit TheMEReportPod.com for episodes, case information, sources, and updates. You can also watch The Medical Examiner’s Report on YouTube, where you’ll find the video edition of the show and additional visual content. And for those who want to examine the case file, join us on Patreon. That’s where you’ll find the MER Case Vault—including expanded timelines, source documents, photographs, forensic reports, case updates, and other materials used in our research. Case File 001: Nolan Wells is currently available free, so you can step inside the Vault and see the research behind the report for yourself. If you value this kind of evidence-based storytelling, subscribe, to the show, follow us on YouTube, leave a review, and share the episode. Until Next Time... This episode includes AI-generated content.

  2. Jul 25

    The Medical Examiner Report - Trailer

    The Medical Examiner's Report Welcome to The Medical Examiner's Report—a podcast where forensic science meets the pursuit of truth. Each episode explores real cases through the lens of the medical examiner's findings, forensic evidence, and investigative science. Rather than focusing on sensational headlines, this podcast seeks to educate listeners about how autopsies, toxicology, pathology, and forensic investigation contribute to understanding what happened and, in many cases, bringing justice to victims and their families. This podcast is built on a simple belief: every case represents a real person whose story deserves to be told with dignity, accuracy, and respect. As the show grows, our mission extends beyond education. We hope to support families seeking answers by connecting them with resources and, one day, through the MER Hope Fund, assisting those who may not have the financial means to pursue additional forensic consultation or investigative support. Thank you for joining us as we explore the science behind the stories. Where Science Speaks. Closing Report Before we close today’s report, I want to acknowledge that behind every document, every autopsy, and every case we examine is a real person—a person who was loved, a family searching for answers, and a community forever changed. If you’d like to go beyond today’s episode, visit TheMEReportPod.com for episodes, case information, sources, and updates. You can also watch The Medical Examiner’s Report on YouTube, where you’ll find the video edition of the show and additional visual content. And for those who want to examine the case file, join us on Patreon. That’s where you’ll find the MER Case Vault—including expanded timelines, source documents, photographs, forensic reports, case updates, and other materials used in our research. Case File 001: Nolan Wells is currently available free, so you can step inside the Vault and see the research behind the report for yourself. If you value this kind of evidence-based storytelling, subscribe, to the show, follow us on YouTube, leave a review, and share the episode. Until Next Time... This episode includes AI-generated content.

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The Medical Examiner's Report Where Science Speaks.Every case leaves behind evidence. Every autopsy tells a story. Every victim deserves dignity. Hosted by Kisha Chanelle, The Medical Examiner's Report is an educational forensic podcast that examines some of history's most notable criminal cases, unexplained deaths, and medicolegal investigations through the lens of forensic science. Each episode explores the medical examiner's findings, autopsy reports, toxicology results, pathology, and investigative evidence that helped uncover the truth. Rather than focusing on sensational headlines, this podcast seeks to educate listeners on the science behind death investigations and the critical role forensic professionals play in the pursuit of justice. At The Medical Examiner's Report, we believe every case represents a real person—not just a headline. Every episode is presented with compassion, professionalism, and respect for victims, their families, and the communities affected by these tragedies. As the podcast grows, our mission extends beyond education. Through future community initiatives, we hope to support families seeking answers by helping connect them with forensic resources and investigative assistance when possible. Whether you're fascinated by forensic pathology, criminal investigations, or the science that uncovers the truth, you've found your place. Because when the evidence speaks...The truth has a voice.

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