A Mississippi teenager named Nolan Xavier Wells went missing during a Fourth of July trip and was later found dead. His family is now speaking out about his death. The family of Nolan Xavier Wells appeared at the National Association of Black Journalists, where they discussed their son's case.
They were joined by Ben Crump. Further details about the circumstances of Nolan Xavier Wells' death are available from the source, FOX 17 WZTV Nashville.
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