Cause of Nolan Wells' death still unknown, initial results of independent autopsy show
Summary
Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old from Mississippi, went missing after a boating trip and was later found dead. An independent autopsy could not determine the exact cause of death and left open the possibility of foul play, while local authorities have not yet released their findings.Key Facts
- Nolan Wells disappeared after a boating trip on July 4th near Horn Island, Mississippi.
- His body was found in the water two days later.
- The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office sees no signs of foul play.
- Wells' family requested an independent autopsy due to unanswered questions about his death.
- The autopsy found red discoloration on the back of his head but no skin wounds or skull fractures.
- The examiner could not confirm bruising or if Wells was conscious when he entered the water due to decomposition.
- Parts of Wells’ throat were held back for further examination, so possible neck injury has not been ruled out.
- Toxicology results are still pending.
- Wells’ mother questioned police reports and was concerned because Wells’ phone and car keys were found with his friends, not with him.
- Wells was a college football player and knew how to swim.
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