Attorney for Nolan Wells’ family says experts to review a boat distress call from day he disappeared
Summary
An attorney for Nolan Wells’ family said experts will review a distress call made on the day Wells disappeared during a boat trip near Horn Island, Mississippi. The family is pushing for a wider investigation as they seek more answers about the 18-year-old’s death.Key Facts
- Nolan Wells disappeared after a July 4 boat trip near Horn Island, Mississippi.
- A distress call was made to Sea Tow, a private marine towing company, reporting the boat was sinking because the bilge pump stopped working.
- The boat owner’s relative later told the towing company the problem was fixed and help was not needed.
- Mississippi authorities released the recording of the distress call to the media.
- Law enforcement said witnesses reported Wells was not on the boat when it left the island.
- Attorney Ben Crump, representing Wells’ family, said audio experts have been hired to analyze the distress call.
- The family wants prosecutors to bring in outside experts to examine phones of friends who were with Wells.
- Wells’ parents have publicly asked for anyone with information to come forward, emphasizing they want answers.
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