Mississippi officials warn against fake Nolan Wells toxicology report

Mississippi officials are pushing back against a wave of online misinformation after a fake toxicology report tied to the death of Nolan Wells began circulating on social media. Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell issued a public warning, stressing that the document is fraudulent and urging people to rely only on verified updates as investigators continue working on the high-profile case.Fake Nolan Wells toxicology report prompts warning from Mississippi officialsThe warning came after a document claiming to be Nolan Wells' toxicology report gained traction across multiple social media platforms. According to state officials, the report is entirely fabricated and has no connection to the ongoing investigation.In a statement shared online, Mississippi Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell made it clear that the circulating document should not be treated as legitimate."The purported toxicology report from Nolan Wells circulating through social media on various outlets is fraudulent," Tindell wrote.