Nolan Wells autopsy: Is cause of death revealed? 5 shocking things to know as Ben Crump announces preliminary findings

Nolan Wells update: Nolan Wells' family, with attorney Ben Crump, announced that an autopsy revealed undetermined cause of death as the investigation is ongoing. (GoFundMe)

The Wells family, along with attorney , revealed the findings of an autopsy conducted on Nolan Wells, the Mississippi teenager who was found dead following a boating excursion.

Nolan Wells update: Nolan Wells' family, with attorney Ben Crump, announced that an autopsy revealed undetermined cause of death as the investigation is ongoing. (GoFundMe)
Nolan Wells update: Nolan Wells’ family, with attorney Ben Crump, announced that an autopsy revealed undetermined cause of death as the investigation is ongoing. (GoFundMe)

Crump revealed the findings during a press conference on Wednesday, which was attended by the grieving parents of , Christine and Elmore Wonsley.

Nolan Wells cause of death not revealed

Crump stated that the cause and manner of death remain undetermined, as the investigation is ongoing.

Wells’ parents had shifted their 18-year-old son’s body to be transported over 800 miles to , DC, where an independent autopsy was performed by Dr. Roger Mitchell.

Colin Kaepernick, the former NFL quarterback, was assisting with the expenses, as previously disclosed by Crump.

Nolan Wells autopsy findings: 5 things to know

The 18-year-old college football player was discovered deceased on July 6, just days after he went missing during a trip to Horn Island, Mississippi, with friends who departed the island without him, as reported by the police.

The remains of the teenager were confirmed to be his the next day through dental records.

At that time, Jackson County Coroner Bruce Lynd Jr. informed The Post that the findings from the official autopsy might take several weeks as they awaited the toxicology test results.

Crump had previously mentioned to former CNN anchor Don Lemon that the second autopsy would determine whether Wells had experienced “any physical injuries to his body beyond from drowning.”

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