Nolan Wells, a Black teenager from Mississippi, vanished on July 4 during a boat trip to Horn Island and was found dead two days later. A September grand jury reviewed evidence from 43 witnesses, GPS data, and autopsies—ruling out charges and deeming it a drowning with no criminal or racial elements—yet his family seeks more transparency on undetermined causes and head bruising. Students from Spelman, Clark Atlanta, and Morehouse held a peaceful march chanting for justice, as Wells’ friends shared in a Fox News interview how faith helps them endure the threats targeting them and their families. The grand jury called attacks on the friends unfounded, amid ongoing calls for clarity.
Atlanta HBCU Students Rally in March Demanding Justice for Nolan Wells Drowning Case
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