Three people charged with threatening judge, witness and officials tied to Nolan Wells investigation
Federal prosecutors say the threats targeted a judge, witnesses and county offices as online speculation around Wells’ death intensified.
- Three people, Edward James Porter, Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Dumarce, and Michelle Francine Edwards, have been charged with threatening witnesses, a judge, and officials connected to the investigation of Nolan Wells's death in Mississippi.
- Porter allegedly made multiple death threats to two witnesses on July 31, including threats to kill them and harm their families.
- Dumarce is accused of sending bomb threat messages via Facebook to a Jackson County Chancery Court judge on July 11, warning of a package bomb at the judge's office.
- Edwards reportedly made bomb threats on July 23, calling the George County chancery clerk's office and the Jackson County sheriff's office with warnings.
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Nolan Wells: 3 People Charged With Threatening Various People Related To Case
Source: Radio ONE / General Three people have been charged with placing threats against Mississippi officials and family members of the friends who last saw Nolan Wells alive during a Fourth of July party. CNN reports that the three people charged have no personal connection to Nolan Wells or his family. In fact, none of the three people charged even live in Mississippi, where Wells’ death took place. Michelle Francine Edwards of Cincinnati, O…
Three people face charges in separate federal cases in connection with investigation into Nolan Wells’ death
Three people have been charged in three separate federal cases for allegedly making threats tied to the investigation into the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, whose body was found on Mississippi’s Horn Island after a July Fourth boating trip. The defendants are accused of threatening a witness, a judge and public offices connected to the...
3 charged with threatening officials in Wells investigation | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Three people have been charged with threatening a judge, a witness and local officials connected to the investigation into the death of Nolan Xavier Wells, an 18-year-old found dead after a July Fourth boat trip with friends to an island off Mississippi's Gulf Coast.
Another Arrest, Still No Justice — Third Person Charged In Nolan Wells Case As Family Waits For Answers
Source: Scott Olson / Getty One month after Nolan Wells disappeared and was found dead on Horn Island in Mississippi, garnering nationwide attention around the circumstances surrounding his death and the “friends” he was last seen with, a third person has been arrested for allegedly threatening witnesses in the highly controversial case. After celebrating July 4 with his friends, the 18-year-old, a student and wide receiver at Southwest Mississi…
Nolan Wells: 3 Charged With Threatening People Related To Case
Source: Radio ONE / General Three people have been charged with placing threats against Mississippi officials and family members of the friends who last saw Nolan Wells alive during a Fourth of July party. CNN reports that the three people charged have no personal connection to Nolan Wells or his family. In fact, none of the three people charged even live in Mississippi, where Wells’ death took place. Michelle Francine Edwards of Cincinnati, O…
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