Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is set to release a forensic analysis of Nolan Wells’ cellphone on Thursday, escalating calls for transparency just days after a Mississippi grand jury declined to bring charges in the 18-year-old’s death.
Attorneys for the family of the Black college student are demanding the public release of all grand jury investigative files and official autopsy records. While the grand jury reviewed both the phone data and autopsy findings before concluding its work last week, those details remain shielded from the public.
