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Nolan Wells' 'best friend' addresses family's concerns about deleted content on teen's phone
New York Post • • general
Key Points:
- Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old who disappeared after a Fourth of July boating trip in Mississippi, was found dead two days later; his mother expressed concerns about missing content on his Snapchat accounts, suspecting deletion.
- Wells’ close friend, Warren Hudson, who was on the trip, denied any knowledge or involvement in deleting content from Wells' phone, stating no one had access to or reason to tamper with the device.
- Hudson described the circumstances leading to Wells staying behind on the island, explaining that Wells chose not to board the boat despite friends urging him to leave due to issues with the vessel.
- An independent autopsy on Wells revealed undetermined cause and manner of death, noting a significant red discoloration on the back of his head but no conclusive evidence of injury due to decomposition.
- Wells was laid to rest in a packed funeral, with his family seeking to honor his memory as investigations continue, and civil rights attorney Ben Crump representing the family has yet to comment on the phone content dispute.
