Officials Release New Audio From Day of Nolan Wells’ Disappearance
The audio captures a teen reporting the boat was sinking and asking for a tow, while investigators continue to review Nolan Wells' death.
- A newly released recording captures a frantic July 4 distress call from a sinking boat off Horn Island, where 18-year-old Nolan Wells was last seen celebrating the holiday before his disappearance.
- Authorities found Wells dead two days after he vanished during the holiday celebration, and the Jackson County Sheriff's Office continues its active investigation into his death.
- The caller told a Sea Tow dispatcher his boat's bilge pump stopped working and requested help to "unsank" the vessel, noting about seven people were on board.
- Representing the Wells family, attorney Ben Crump and Carroll Bufkin sent spoliation letters to the teen's friends, requiring them to preserve evidence for potential litigation.
- District Attorney Angel Myers McIlrath stated last week that all evidence will be presented to a grand jury, as officials continue investigating with no arrests made yet.
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Nolan Wells: New 911 Audio Allegedly Reveals Suspicious Conversation Among 'The Friends'---'Is He Really Dead? Oh My God!'
The Nolan Wells case has been frustrating, heartbreaking, and confounding from day 1 and the latest update can only be described as the gut punch that might just crack the mystery wide open. Newly enhanced emergency call audio is adding yet another layer of mystery to the death of Nolan Wells, and the internet is […] The post Nolan Wells: New 911 Audio Allegedly Reveals Suspicious Conversation Among ‘The Friends’—‘Is He Really Dead? Oh My God!’ …
'Is He Dead?': Chaotic Boat Call from the Day Nolan Wells Disappeared Has Listeners Replaying One Chilling Moment Before Dispatcher Answers
Newly released audio captures the chaos aboard the boat carrying Nolan Wells and his friends. A Sea Tow call obtained by WLOX reveals one of Wells'
On the day of his funeral, Nolan Wells’ parents sent notice to his friends and their families of intention to sue them
"You are hereby placed on notice that litigation concerning the death of Nolan Wells is reasonably anticipated," the letter from Carroll Bufkin, PLLC, a Mississippi-based law firm associated with Ben Crump, notifies the families of Nolan Wells' friends.
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