Nolan Wells' 'best friend' addresses family's concerns about deleted content on teen's phone
Warren Hudson, a friend of the late Nolan Wells, has denied allegations that he or others deleted content from Wells' phone following the teen's death. Wells' mother had expressed suspicion regarding the lack of data on the device.
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Add The New York Post on Google Nolan Wells’ self-described best friend has addressed concerns the teen’s mom had about potentially deleted content on her son’s phone after he went missing.
Wells, 18, disappeared after a Fourth of July boating trip to Horn Island, Mississippi, and was found dead in the water two days later.
His mom, Christine Wonsley, said that when his phone was returned to the family, they had concerns after finding no pictures or videos on his two Snapchat accounts, calling it “suspicious” and triggering fears that content may have been deleted.
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