Grand jury finds Nolan Wells death consistent with drowning

Summarised from 6 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 15:55

A grand jury found 18-year-old Nolan Wells' death on Horn Island consistent with drowning, with no evidence of criminal conduct.

Nolan Wells was found dead on Mississippi's Horn Island after going missing during a boating trip on July 4th. A Jackson County grand jury heard from 43 witnesses and unanimously found his death consistent with drowning, declining to bring any indictments. Wells' family has called for further investigation.

How it is being reported

• Nolan Wells' friends cleared by grand jury as their lawyers vow to hold online accusers accountableFox News · 22 Sept, 15:43
• Grand jury finds no criminal wrongdoing in Nolan Wells' death, declines to indict anyoneCBS News · 22 Sept, 15:14
• Grand jury: No charges in the death of Nolan WellsUPI · 22 Sept, 14:51
• Nolan Wells’ family accuses officials of trying to close case ‘without getting the truth’New York Post · 22 Sept, 14:36
• Nolan Wells' family calls for further investigation into his death after no grand jury indictmentsCBS News · 22 Sept, 13:50
• Mississippi grand jury declines to indict anyone in death of 18-year-old who vanished in coastal watersFox News · 22 Sept, 12:37
• Grand jury finds no evidence of criminal conduct in the death of Nolan WellsNPR · 22 Sept, 09:31
• Grand jury declines to indict anyone in death of Nolan WellsCBS News · 22 Sept, 05:54
• Grand jury finds Nolan Wells' death was 'consistent with drowning,' no foul play suspected amid rampant theoriesDaily Mail · 22 Sept, 03:26
• Nolan Wells’ death ‘consistent with drowning,’ no evidence it was criminal or racially motivated, grand jury findsNew York Post · 22 Sept, 03:06

In this story: Nolan Wells · Jackson County · Horn Island · Mississippi

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