Nolan Wells’ family plans release of cellphone report amid calls for further investigation
Forensic experts said 282 Snapchat messages and other phone data were delivered to prosecutors as the family presses for federal review.
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Expert Who Examined Nolan Wells' Phone Clarifies 'Misinterpreted' Claims About 'Deleted' Messages
Andrew Garrett, a digital forensics expert, said no one accessed or deleted data directly from Nolan Wells’ phone after Wells last locked it before his death. Instead, Snapchat messages in a group chat were unsent or deleted remotely.
MS NOW's Sharpton Vows He Won't Allow Grand Jury Decision To Be Final Word In Wells Case
MS NOW's Sharpton Vows He Won't Allow Grand Jury Decision To Be Final Word In Wells Case Last week, after hearing from 43 witnesses and reviewing physical and digital evidence, a Mississippi grand jury found no evidence of criminal conduct in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, whose body was found after his disappearance during a Fourth of July boating trip. But Sunday on MS NOW's PoliticsNation, host Reverend Al Sharpton made it crystal cle…
Nolan Wells’ family plans release of cellphone report amid calls for further investigation
In this photo taken with a smartphone, Ben Crump, right, an attorney for the family of Nolan Wells, speaks at a news conference in Stonecrest, Ga., Thursday, Sept. 22, 2026, accompanied by Wells’ parents, Elmore and Christine Wonsley. (AP Photo/Emilie Megnien) By Sophie Bates ASSOCIATED PRESS JACKSON, Miss.— Civil rights attorney Ben Crump has scheduled...
Rulings Leave Questions Lingering in Nolan Wells Case
A grand jury declines charges in the Nolan Wells case, a Jackson man pleads not guilty in Tasia Fortune’s hanging death, and a Maryland suicide ruling lands on raw nerves. A Mississippi grand jury has declined to charge anyone in the death of Nolan Xavier Wells, the 18-year-old Black college football player who disappeared during a July Fourth boat trip with a group of white friends and was found dead two days later off Horn Island. His parents …
Digital forensics reveal cellphone movement and deleted messages in Nolan Wells case
Days after a Mississippi grand jury declined to bring criminal charges in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells, civil rights attorney Ben Crump and digital forensics expert Andrew Garrett held a press conference detailing extraction data from Wells’ cellphone.
Ben Crump VS The DA: Who Is Lying About Nolan Wells?
#trending #nolanwells #judgejoebrown #therealdana The District Attorney is pushing back on Ben Crump regarding the Nolan Wells case. Get the facts on the grand jury findings. The District Attorney office has issued a direct response to clarify the results of the recent investigation. We are examining their official statement to explain how the evidence, specifically the cell phone data, was interpreted by the court. This breakdown provides a cle…
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