New Audio Reignites Questions in the Nolan Wells Case
The case has been marked by unusual developments. Hawk recounts the reporting that those on the trip deactivated their social media in the immediate aftermath, that the family retained attorney Benjamin Crump and arranged a second independent autopsy that was complicated by missing tissue, and that questions have been raised about the local investigation. He is careful to note that what happened is not known and that these are open questions, not conclusions.
The new development is an analysis of the officially released 911 audio by an audio engineer, Janetta Brantley, whose breakdown is…
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