Nolan Wells Had No water In Lungs Despite Drowning Finding, Lawyer Says

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Nolan Wells Had No water In Lungs Despite Drowning Finding, Lawyer Says

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The family of Nolan Wells is currently contesting a grand jury's finding that the 18-year-old student’s death was a probable drowning. Represented by civil rights attorney Ben Crump, the family highlights that the official autopsy discovered no water in the young man's lungs or stomach, casting doubt on the accidental death theory. Furthermore, forensic data from the victim's cellphone indicates the device was active and moving after his disappearance, though it remains unclear who possessed it. Despite unexplained bruising on the victim's head, local authorities maintain there is no evidence of foul play or a physical altercation. The legal team is now calling for federal intervention and the full release of investigative records to resolve these inconsistencies. This ongoing dispute emphasizes a sharp divide between official conclusions and the suspicious evidence cited by the bereaved family.

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