Nolan Wells’ cellphone data shows movement on July 4: Ben Crump
24-09-2026 18:12 via krqe.com

Nolan Wells’ cellphone data shows movement on July 4: Ben Crump

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump released findings from Nolan Wells’ cellphone Thursday, amid calls for more investigation into the teen’s death.
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