Nolan Wells Death Investigation Ongoing as Witnesses Report Heavy Drinking

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Investigators are probing the death of Nolan Wells, who disappeared on Horn Island on July 4. According to an ABC News report, witnesses told investigators that Wells had been drinking heavily before he went missing. Official autopsy and toxicology results remain pending, and an independent autopsy has listed the cause of death as undetermined pending further investigation. Authorities have not yet officially determined how Wells died. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and Wells' family are continuing to push for a full and transparent accounting of the circumstances surrounding his death.

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