Mississippi Grand Jury Cites Lack of Evidence in Nolan Wells Death

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A Mississippi grand jury concluded there was insufficient evidence to bring charges in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, who was found dead days after a boat trip to Horn Island; the jury said his body’s condition was consistent with drowning, but the cause remains undetermined and there was no credible evidence of criminal conduct by those who accompanied him, prompting calls from family representatives and civil rights advocates to keep investigating.
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