A Jackson County, Mississippi grand jury voted on September 21, 2026, not to charge anyone in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, found after a July 4th trip to Horn Island, with the body's condition and location consistent with drowning. The panel issued 132 subpoenas and heard 43 witnesses, and said toxicology was uninformative due to decomposition. The report calls the mark on the back of Wells' head an injury and notes bruising on his back and buttocks, while the family's medical examiner found shoulder and buttock bruises absent from the state report and could not rule out non-accidental factors. The retained neck organs showed an intact hyoid and no strap-muscle hemorrhage, ruling out strangulation. The discussion has since moved…