Nolan Wells' family is fighting two battles at once: A sealed autopsy report and a vicious online harassment campaign
Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old college football player from Mississippi, was found dead on July 6, two days after disappearing from Horn Island during a Fourth of July boat trip. His parents, Christine and Elmore Wonsley, are fighting for answers on two fronts: Mississippi's official state autopsy is complete but sealed pending a grand jury review, while a separate independent autopsy returned inconclusive results. Simultaneously, the family is being targeted by a coordinated online harassment campaign, with Christine's workplace professional profile hit with one-star reviews and hate mail sent to their home before Nolan's funeral. Attorney Ben Crump called the attackers "sick, evil people" as the family vowed not to be distracted from their pursuit of the truth.
Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old college football player from Mississippi, was found dead on July 6, two days after disappearing from Horn Island during a Fourth of July boat trip. His parents, Christine and Elmore Wonsley, are fighting for answers on two fronts: Mississippi's official state autopsy is complete but sealed pending a grand jury review, while a separate independent autopsy returned inconclusive results. Simultaneously, the family is being targeted by a coordinated online harassment campaign, with Christine's workplace professional profile hit with one-star reviews and hate mail sent to their home before Nolan's funeral. Attorney Ben Crump called the attackers "sick, evil people" as the family vowed not to be distracted from their pursuit of the truth.
