Report: Mississippi grand jury decides not to charge anyone in death of Nolan Wells

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Jury report states ‘no credible evidence’ points to criminal conduct related to death of Mississippi teen following boat outing with friends on 4 July A grand jury made a unanimous decision late Monday night to not bring criminal charges against anyone in the mysterious death of Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teen who died following a boat outing with friends on 4 July. The report also notes that The Jackson county, Mississippi grand jury, which met from 14 September to 18 September, issued 132 subpoenas during its investigation, considered evidence from 43 witnesses and investigators, and reviewed an independent investigation by Wells’ family. They also considered physical and digital evidence, including mobile phone data and forensic reports, photographs, videos and GPS data.

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