Nolan Wells: No Criminal Charges To Be Filed, Medical Examiner Determines Death Was Drowning – TMZ

Nolan Wells: No Criminal Charges To Be Filed, Medical Examiner Determines Death Was Drowning  TMZ

Nolan Wells' death has been determined to be "consistent with a drowning" … months after the 18-year-old vanished during a Fourth of July boating trip to Mississippi's Horn Island. According to the Mississippi State Medical Examiner's autopsy report, Nolan's manner of death was ruled "undetermined." “The Grand Jury finds that the position of, the condition of, time of discovery, and location of Mr. Wells’ body is consistent with drowning,” the report read. The Grand Jury, which consisted of 13 men and 10 women, was impaneled on April 20, per local reports. They met again on September 14 and ended on September 18. The report also noted Nolan did not have cocaine in his system, despite rumors.

The report noted that bruising was found on the back of Nolan’s head … but it was not considered a fatal injury. Jackson County District Attorney Angel Myers McIlrath revealed the grand jury came back with a "no true bill" … meaning they did not find anybody was responsible for Nolan's death. The D.A. released a video in which she said there was "absolutely no evidence" to support the claim that Nolan’s death was “racially motivated.” "The death of Nolan Wells has devastated our community. Outsiders and influencers have attempted to exploit Nolan’s death to divide and create chaos here, but we are better,"