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Nolan Wells’ death is under investigation. But there already is an indictment.

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July 10, 2026

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Racism may not have been a factor in the Black teenager’s death, but the skepticism about how officials will handle the case is revealing — and damning. The post Nolan Wells’ death is under investigation. But there already is an indictment. appeared first on MS NOW.

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