Four Black Mississippi families are seeking answers about cases they say were mishandled by a medical examiner in several death investigations.
The family of 18-year-old Nolan Wells says the state autopsy removed part of his throat before an independent examination, which they say prevented their pathologist from fully evaluating his cause of death. In another case, the death of Delta State student Demartravion “Trey” Reed was ruled a suicide, a finding his family disputes. In a third, Damien Cameron’s death was ruled “undetermined” before three independent forensic pathologists later concluded it was a homicide.
Thousands have signed a petition calling for an independent investigation into the conduct of Dr. Staci Turner, Mississippi's chief medical examiner. You can read or sign below. https://t.co/BlYYwu2vSu
MSP recorded a dew point temperature of 81F early this morning. The all-time record is 82F and we had only spent 28 hours above 80F before today.... ever #mnwx
The fact that they killed him and had his dead body all day while partying and enjoying themselves trying to figure out a way to cover their asses then dumped him in the water and stole his belongings…
The thing is, it shouldn’t matter if Nolan Wells’ mom is “educated” or a nurse or a clinician; it shouldn’t matter if she works at McDonald’s all that matters is she is a mom who lost her son and deserves fucking answers and justice.
I'm ready for the “Nolan Wells Law” that gives mandatory life sentences to government officials who tamper with and cover up evidence in a case.
So so ready!!
A very rare meteotsunami occurred today in Neenah, Wisconsin, after a significant tornado-producing supercell moved through the area. This event may lead to increased algal bloom activity in Lake Winnebago, as Reilly explains in this clip.
📷️ Video Credit: Justin Poublon
🚨 BREAKING: EXCLUSIVE Images shared of the Triton Boat Being TOWED by another boat After Viral Sea Tow Dispatch Call, Nolan Wells is CONFIRMED to not be onboard.
***These images were taken from the boat towing them.
Famous children's educator Ms Rachel shares her opinion on the Nolan Wells case:
"The investigation would have been different if Nolan were white and his friends were Black"