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Sea Tow audio not evidence of foul play in Nolan Wells case, FBI expert says

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Sea Tow audio not evidence of foul play in Nolan Wells case, FBI expert says
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A Sea Tow recording from Nolan Wells’s July 4 disappearance shows the boat taking on water with seven aboard, but retired FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam says the call provides no signs of foul play or a cover-up, while authorities note Wells likely remained on Horn Island and an autopsy has not yet determined a cause.

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  1. New audio released following Nolan Wells disappearance doesn't show 'anything nefarious': retired FBI agent  Fox News
  2. Ben Crump, family of Nolan Wells in Nashville to provide update on teen's death  WZTV
  3. Attorney Ben Crump stands with families of 3 deceased Black teens at National Urban League conference in Nashville  WSMV
  4. Nolan Wells Emergency Audio Could Be ‘Huge,’ Says Expert, Who Shares Tools for Understanding It (Exclusive)  People.com
  5. Nolan Wells' family releases update in investigation  USA Today

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