The United Cajun Navy is pushing back against online claims surrounding the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells , saying the available evidence points to an accidental drowning.
The group ended its post with these lines: “No, there was no blunt force trauma on the body, only light bruising. Yes, the original sea tow call was altered and added fake captions to by a fake audio engineer. No, none of Nolan’s friends had anything to do with his death. These are indisputable facts. She believes there was likely fluid in the lungs, given their weight. As per People, neither the state’s report nor the family’s pathologist’s report details what was found in the lungs or the sphenoid sinuses, if anything.
The group also says the family’s private medical examiner was able to inspect all of Nolan’s organs. It says both the state’s medical examiner and the private one “testified that the death was consistent with drowning.
The United Cajun Navy shared a series of claims on X while responding to online discussions about the case. The group also reposted a clip of Nancy Grace discussing Wells’ death .
