Attorney for Nolan Wells' family says experts will review a July 4 boat distress call
Summary
An attorney for Nolan Wells' family said they hired audio experts to examine a distress call made on July 4 from a boat near Horn Island, Mississippi, where Wells was last seen before he died. The family is asking prosecutors to allow outside experts to review phones of friends who were with Wells, as the investigation continues amid public speculation and threats against those involved.Key Facts
- Nolan Wells disappeared on July 4 near Horn Island, Mississippi, while on a boat with friends.
- A distress call was made that day saying the boat was taking on water but later said help was not needed.
- The call was released by the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources.
- Wells’ body was found two days after he went missing.
- Law enforcement said Wells’ friends cooperated and no foul play is suspected so far.
- Wells’ family hired audio engineers to review the distress call recording.
- The family wants outside experts to also review phones of friends who were with Wells.
- Public speculation and online threats against Wells’ friends have increased following the case details released.
- An independent autopsy was inconclusive; the official autopsy results remain sealed.
- The family’s attorney has sent cease-and-desist letters to people spreading false claims.
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