Source: New York Post
Nolan Wells’ family has called for his autopsy to be made public and for his death to be investigated by the Justice Department — accusing Mississippi officials of trying to close the case “without getting to the truth. ” The family’s attorney, prominent civil rights lawyer Ben Crump, said that the black teen’s family “will not rest” even after a grand jury ruled that Wells’ boating death in July was “consistent with drowning” with no signs of wrongdoing. The family feels it still doesn’t answer how an independent autopsy found “recent unexplained blunt force injuries to the back of [Wells’] head” when the 18-year-old was found two days after disappearing from a July 4 boat trip with friends, all of whom were white.
