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DA To Keep Nolan Wells Autopsy Private Until Grand Jury Review


While the legal rigmarole plays out, Nolan Wells’ family is continuing to seek answers on their own accord. TMZ reports that Wells’ mother Christine Wonsley has accepted an offer by the United Cajun Navy to view images they obtained of Nolan’s body when it was found on the beach at Horn Island. Vice president Brian Trascher says that he happened to be in his helicopter the day Nolan was located and captured images from 400 feet in the air. Wonsley would like to view those photos for herself.

Unfortunately, Nolan’s “friends” are busier on CYA duty than trying to help resolve his unexplained death. Separately, TMZ is also reporting that Warren Hudson ran to conservative bootlicker Brandon Tatum’s “The Officer Tatum Show” to claim that he begged Nolan repeatedly to “get the f*** on the boat” as he and the others departed for shore. Hudson also said it is extremely common for folks to return on a different boat than they arrived. This does nothing to provide clarity as this same friend group claims Nolan stayed behind to hang out with a girl he met, however, the girl told police that Nolan told her that he was going to return with his friends.

BOSSIP will continue to cover this case vigorously and update you with any new information we find.



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