Did Mississippi Keep Part Of Nolan Wells' Body?!

Nolan Wells — the independent autopsy is back and it answers almost nothing. Cause of death: undetermined. Manner of death: undetermined. But the pathologist flagged something the family's legal team is now pressing hard: Mississippi retained the neck structures from their examination. That means the independent pathologist could not assess whether Nolan was strangled. Mississippi calls it standard procedure. The family calls it a gap that can never be closed.There are three hundred people who were on Horn Island that day. Sixty have been interviewed. The friends who left with Nolan that morning cooperated fully and gave statements consistent with Coast Guard dispatch records. No witness has described seeing a crime. The DA says presenting to a grand jury is routine for any unnatural death — not an indication of suspected criminal activity. But Nolan's family says data was scrubbed from his phone before they recovered it, and the FBI is reviewing digital evidence.Eric Faddis breaks down what this evidence file actually contains, whether undetermined helps or hurts the family's pursuit of answers, and what happens when a grand jury gets a case built on what nobody knows.

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