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Mississippi nursing board closes anonymous complaint against Nolan Wells’s mother
The family says the complaint followed Wonsley’s questions, and two autopsies have not confirmed Nolan Wells’ cause of death.
- The board closed a professional misconduct complaint against Christine Wells Wonsley, ending its administrative review of the mother of Nolan Wells, Wonsley stated.
- Attorney Ben Crump stated the anonymous complaint was filed after Wonsley began questioning the circumstances of her son's death, appearing reactive to her pursuit of answers.
- Describing the complaint as "intimidation" and a "warning shot," Crump stated, "To try to silence Wonsley in her quest for justice concerning her son. We will not let it stand."
- Nolan was last seen on Horn Island, Mississippi, on July 4th before his body was discovered two days later; two autopsies have failed to confirm a cause of death.
- With the misconduct case concluded, the family is refocusing on the still-ongoing investigation into Nolan's death, supported by Colin Kaepernick, who assisted with an independent autopsy.
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Misconduct investigation against Nolan Wells’ mother closed by Mississippi Board of Nursing, she says
JACKSON, Miss. (WLOX) — A professional misconduct investigation against Christine Wells Wonsley, the mother of Nolan Wells, that was initiated following an anonymous complaint, has been closed by the Mississippi Board of Nursing, Wonsley said Wednesday on Facebook. “This definitely has added more hurt to an already devastating time because I love my job and I love my patients,” Wonsley said in the post. “NOLAN’S CASE IS STILL ONGOING.” Earlier W…
'I love my job and my patients': Professional misconduct case filed against Nolan Wells' mother dismissed by Mississippi Board of Nursing
An anonymous misconduct complaint filed against Christine Wells Wonsley with the Mississippi Board of Nurses has been closed, she says.
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