EXCLUSIVE

EXCLUSIVE: Meet Jeanetta Brantley, the self-proclaimed audio engineer who took a raw boat distress call and “enhanced” it until people started hearing phrases like, “You k*lled him” and “Nolan, wake up.”

She has repeatedly accused Nolan Wells’ friends of m*rdering him and has publicly called for their arrests. Her self-edited audio has now taken the internet by storm and has essentially become a dog whistle for people who were already targeting and harassing Nolan’s young friends.

Jeanetta and her wife, Ashley, describe themselves as “Serial Entrepreneurs,” filmmakers, holistic herbalists, social media influencers, and founders of a Houston-based “community” called Audio Done Right. They also describe their business as A.D.R. Skool. My team confirmed through the Texas Secretary of State that neither Audio Done Right nor A.D.R. Skool is registered as a Texas business entity.

My team also discovered that S.M.A.R.T. Vegan, LLC, for which Jeanetta Brantley is listed as the registered agent, is inactive with the Texas Secretary of State. State records show the entity’s franchise tax was involuntarily ended, and its right to transact business in Texas has been forfeited. Despite that, products are still being offered for sale through the business’s website, raising obvious questions about whether the business is properly authorized to continue operating in Texas.

Public court records also show that Jeanetta Brantley has her own criminal history. She pleaded guilty to a Class B misdemeanor Terr0ristic Threat charge in Brazoria County and was sentenced to 3 days in the Brazoria County Jail. Court records also show she later entered a nolo contendere (no contest) plea to a Class B misdemeanor theft charge involving property valued between $50 and $500, for which she again received 3 days in jail.

The theft case file also references a trespass warning issued by Popeyes Fried Chicken in Alvin, Texas.

Meanwhile, this is the person the internet racists and activists have chosen to trust while accusing grieving teenagers of murder based on an edited audio file that she created herself. Before people continue spreading accusations that have targeted innocent young adults, they should consider the credibility of the person who manufactured the audio that started this latest wave of online harassment.