Nolan Wells case update: Ex-FBI agent explains ‘redness’ on back of head as autopsy leaves family seeking answers

Nolan Wells' death has left his family seeking answers and an ex-FBI agent sought to explain the ‘redness’ at the back of his head seen in the private autopsy.

The Mississippi medical examiner's office has completed the autopsy of Nolan Wells and sent the results to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, according to a report.

The results of the autopsy are expected to be sealed until they are presented to a grand jury.

The family of Nolan Wells has hired audio engineers to review a distress call made from a boat on the day of his disappearance

The results of the autopsy, conducted by the State Medical Examiner's office in Mississippi, have not yet been made public.

In Mississippi, NBC News is learning that the state autopsy for Nolan Wells is finished. The results of that report have not been made public. New videos are also surfacing appearing to show Nolan at different points during that day. NBC News’ Aaron Gilchrist has more.

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A Sea Tow audio recording captures the frantic call from teens on a sinking boat at Horn Island the night Nolan Wells went missing on July 4.