Nolan Wells' family seeks social media records amid missing phone data concerns

The family of Nolan Wells has taken another legal step in the investigation into the 18-year-old college football player’s death by issuing subpoenas to several major social media companies. The requests seek account information and digital records from platforms Nolan used before his death. The move comes after his family raised concerns that photos and videos were missing from his Snapchat accounts when his phone was returned, prompting questions about whether any content had been removed. The investigation into Wells’ death remains ongoing, and no conclusions have been announced by authorities.Nolan Wells’ family hits social media giants with subpoenas as questions remain over phone dataAccording to court documents obtained by the Sun Herald, subpoenas were issued on Tuesday to Snapchat, WhatsApp, TikTok, Meta Platforms, and the location-sharing app Life360.The family is asking the companies to preserve and provide information connected to Wells’ accounts.