Mississippi Grand Jury Indicts Man for Death Threats in Nolan Wells Investigation
Federal agents have charged multiple people over threats tied to the investigation, which has raised about $189,000 for Wells’ friends’ legal defense.
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Illinois man indicted on felony charges after allegedly sending death threats to witnesses in Nolan Wells' case
An Illinois man is facing felony charges after being indicted on charges that he allegedly sent death threats in the Nolan Wells case.
'Unprecedented': Nolan Wells' Friends Raise Nearly $190k, Say They Need Protection as Investigation Into Teen's Death Drags On
An online legal fund launched by friends of Nolan Wells has raised roughly $190,000 as questions continue to surround the investigation into the 18-year-old’s death. The fundraiser, created on GiveSendGo for Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo, and Morgan Seymour, aims to cover their legal expenses as they face “an unprecedented online campaign of accusations, harassment, threats, and defamation.” The three young men were with Wells during a July Fourth …
Illinois man accused of threatening witness in Nolan Wells case indicted
An Illinois man accused of threatening a former football teammate of Nolan Wells and the individual’s father has been indicted on federal charges. Edward James Porter was indicted in the U.S. District Court in Southern Mississippi for allegedly making threatening calls to Bart Edmiston Jr. and his father on July 31. Edmiston and Wells were formerly teammates on the Ocean Springs High School football team. Wells went missing on July 4 after going…
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