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Nolan Wells update: ‘Fake’ toxicology reports in focus as Mississippi official, friend's lawyer issue warning

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Nolan Wells update: ‘Fake’ toxicology reports in focus as Mississippi official, friend's lawyer issue warning
Nolan Wells update: ‘Fake’ toxicology reports in focus as Mississippi official, friend's lawyer issue warning
A fake toxicology report about Nolan Wells is going viral online, and officials are urging people not to believe or share it.
Guardian World
Guardian World31 mins ago
Nolan Wells death: at least two people charged over alleged threats to officials
Threats come as questions surround death of Mississippi teenager, who was found dead after boat trip with friends Several people with no apparent connection to the Nolan Wells case have been criminally charged with making threats amid questions surrounding the Mississippi teenager’s death in July. The death of the 18-y
New York Post
New York Post18 hrs ago
Ohio lunatic allegedly made bomb threats to Mississippi officials amid Nolan Wells’ death probe
An Ohio nutjob is facing years behind bars after she reportedly phoned in dozens of bomb threats to government offices in Mississippi investigating Nolan Wells’ death. Michelle Francine Edwards allegedly made dozens of bomb threat calls to Mississippi government offices last month. Michelle Francine Edwards allegedly l
CNN
CNN2 days ago
Top Public Safety Official in Mississippi Speaks Out on Nolan Wells Case
Top Public Safety Official in Mississippi Speaks Out on Nolan Wells Case  CNN
Fox News
Fox News3 days ago
California man arrested for allegedly sending bomb threat to judge in Nolan Wells' death case: docs
Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Dumarce allegedly sent bomb threats via Facebook Messenger to Judge Ashlee Cole, the mother of a friend who was with Nolan Wells.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Inquirer🏁 first to report3 days ago
A Delco judge is weighing the fate of a firefighter accused of making racist threats
John Romano used the N-word, as well as another racial epithet, while arguing with a woman in November 2024, according to prosecutors in Delaware County.