Family Of Nolan Wells – Teen Who Mysteriously D!ed During 4th Of July Boating Trip – Releases 300-Page Phone Report, Revealing Friends Discussed Getting Lawyers & One Person Admitted There Is Def Some Sus Sh*t Going On’

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Family Of Nolan Wells – Teen Who Mysteriously D!ed During 4th Of July Boating Trip – Releases 300-Page Phone Report, Revealing Friends Discussed Getting Lawyers & One Person Admitted There Is Def Some Sus Sh*t Going On’

Newly released messages from #NolanWells’ phone are raising more questions about the circumstances surrounding the 18-year-old’s mysterious dea@h.

Nolan’s family has made public a nearly 300-page forensic report compiled by Garrett Discovery and verified by PEOPLE. The findings include private #Snapchat messages and conversations from 29 group chats, some of which continued after Nolan disappeared from #HornIsland on July 4. In one exchange, a person claimed Nolan was last seen around 6 p.m. walking back toward his boat with another man, writing, “he never disappeared with [redacted] when it was time to leave around like 6 he got off our boat with this other guy and thy started walking back to their boat.” Other messages suggested growing concern among the group, including “There is def some sus sh*t going on” and “Someone said [redacted] was acting weird too?”
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The conversations also reveal how some of the people believed to be Nolan’s friends discussed handling potential police questioning. In one exchange, a person advised, “the smart move is to ask for an attorney and that doesn’t mean we’re guilty it just smart so we don’t get played by some potential bias cop.” Others urged the group not to make assumptions, writing, “Don’t speculate about sh*t yall” and “just stick to what you know happened.” Another message warned, “Bc they can try to get your a**.”
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By July 14, conversations had shifted toward Nolan’s funeral and the growing public scrutiny surrounding those who were among the last to see him alive. One person suggested, “We need to go to Nolan’s funeral and get with all our other black friends to prove a statement for the media.” The newly released records come as Nolan’s family continues pushing for a federal investigation into his passing. A grand jury declined to bring criminal charges, claiming that his cause of de@th was consistent with drowning. However, it’s important to note that Wells’ autopsy found no water in his lungs. His loved ones remain unsatisfied with the grand jury’s decision and continue seeking answers.