The Jackson County District Attorney announced the delay after an independent autopsy failed to determine how the 18-year-old died
Mississippi teen Nolan Wells' official autopsy delayed until grand jury review
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Her comments came amid growing public pressure, widespread online speculation, and fresh questions following the release of preliminary findings from an independent autopsy that failed to determine exactly how the 18-year-old died. Authorities have since interviewed roughly 60 witnesses, while the FBI has assisted with digital evidence collected during the investigation. The Jackson County District Attorney announced that Nolan Wells’ official autopsy report will not be released until a grand jury reviews the evidence — just days after the Mississippi teen’s independent autopsy results were released.
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Her comments came amid growing public pressure, widespread online speculation, and fresh questions following the release of preliminary findings from an independent autopsy that failed to determine exactly how the 18-year-old died.
according to The Times of India - Top StoriesAuthorities have since interviewed roughly 60 witnesses, while the FBI has assisted with digital evidence collected during the investigation.
according to The Times of India - Top StoriesThe Jackson County District Attorney announced that Nolan Wells’ official autopsy report will not be released until a grand jury reviews the evidence — just days after the Mississippi teen’s independent autopsy results were released
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