Jackson County Grand Jury Finds No Indictment in Nolan Wells Death
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A Jackson County grand jury unanimously returned a no true bill in the Nolan Wells death investigation, meaning no charges will be filed. The panel reviewed extensive evidence and found no credible proof of criminal conduct or racial motivation. Wells died July 4 on Horn Island, with investigators noting he stayed behind as others left and citing a bilge pump issue on the Triton; autopsies listed 'undetermined' cause with drowning as a diagnosis. Authorities said the case could be reopened if credible new evidence emerges.
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- Grand Jury Finds Insufficient Evidence of Crime in Death of Nolan Wells The New York Times
- Mississippi grand jury finds no cause for charges in the July death of Nolan Wells The Boston Globe
- Grand jury finds no evidence of criminal conduct in the death of Nolan Wells NPR
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