A grand jury found no criminal charges in the drowning case of Nolan: A practical reader guide

A grand jury found no criminal charges in the drowning case of Nolan: A practical reader guide

Wells had gone out on a boat with some friends on July 4, and was last seen on Horn Island. His body was found on July 6. A grand jury found no criminal charges in the drowning case of Nolan Wells . This came after months of speculations that race might have played a part in the death of the Mississippi teen.

Nolan chose to stay on the island that day, and there is not a scintilla of evidence to contradict that.”

“There is absolutely no evidence to support the allegations that Nolan’s disappearance and death were racially motivated,” the district attorney said, adding, “Nolan’s friends loved Nolan, and Nolan loved them.

What’s next for Nolan Wells’ case? Ben Crump explains

the late 18-year-old’s mother put up an emotional post on her birthday While Wells’ family lawyer has indicated that their search for truth is not over. Crump noted that the public deserved a ‘clear account’ supported by ‘records, evidence, and independent scrutiny’. Crump’s statement added “Nolan Wells’ death still demands answers. Christine Wells Wonsley posted a day back “The only thing I want for my birthday is to hug you and listen to your jokes. I just want you back with us. I miss you so much Nono it hurts. I’m trying my hardest to make the best of this day. So here’s to my next chapter.”

“I’m not suggesting that a grieving mother police the rumors surrounding her child’s death,” Myers McIlrath said, adding “What I am suggesting is that the Crump team knew better but did not do better. “No True Bill Does Not Resolve How Nolan Wells Died,” he wrote . He also said that ‘No true bill should not mean no further questions’.