Grand jury declines to indict anyone in the death of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells

TL;DR

A grand jury found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the death of Nolan Wells, 18, who died after a July 4th outing on Horn Island.
The jury concluded that the condition and location of Wells' body were consistent with drowning.
Allegations of criminal conduct and racial motivation circulating on social media were dismissed by the grand jury as unfounded.
Wells' friends stated he chose to stay behind on the island to speak with a girl, intending to return later.
Wells' family and their attorney, Ben Crump, expressed doubts about the circumstances and are calling for further investigation.
The grand jury noted that individuals who traveled to Horn Island cooperated fully with the investigation.

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