Second arrest tied to Nolan Wells probe: Cincinnati woman charged with bomb threats to Mississippi offices
TL;DR
A Cincinnati woman, Michelle Francine Edwards, has been charged in federal court with making multiple bomb threats targeting two Mississippi government offices—the George County Chancery Clerk’s Office and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office—in the wake of the Nolan Wells death investigation; she allegedly placed calls using blocked numbers, prompting lockdowns and a bomb sweep, though no device was found.
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