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HE WENT TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH OF JULY WITH FRIENDS... TWO DAYS LATER, HIS BODY WAS FOUND OFFSHORE. 💔 What was supposed to be a holiday weekend on one of Mississippi's most popular barrier islands has ended in heartbreak for one family. On Saturday, July 4, 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells traveled by boat with friends to Horn Island, located about 10 miles off the Mississippi Gulf Coast. According to authorities, Nolan was last seen around 3:00 p.m. that afternoon. When he never returned home, his mother reported him missing later that night, telling investigators he had even left his cell phone behind. An extensive search involving multiple agencies, the U.S. Coast Guard, Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, Gulf Islands National Seashore, local law enforcement, and volunteers with the United Cajun Navy continued through the weekend. Then, at approximately 8:45 a.m. Monday, a park ranger discovered a body in the water just offshore on the island's northwest end. While the Mississippi State Medical Examiner's Office will make the official identification through DNA testing, Jackson County Coroner Bruce Lynd said there is
HE WENT TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH OF JULY WITH FRIENDS... TWO DAYS LATER, HIS BODY WAS FOUND OFFSHORE. 💔 What was supposed to be a holiday weekend on one of Mississippi's most popular barrier islands has ended in heartbreak for one family. On Saturday, July 4, 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells traveled by boat with friends to Horn Island, located about 10 miles off the Mississippi Gulf Coast. According to authorities, Nolan was last seen around 3:00 p.m. that afternoon. When he never returned home, his mother reported him missing later that night, telling investigators he had even left his cell phone behind. An extensive search involving multiple agencies, the U.S. Coast Guard, Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, Gulf Islands National Seashore, local law enforcement, and volunteers with the United Cajun Navy continued through the weekend. Then, at approximately 8:45 a.m. Monday, a park ranger discovered a body in the water just offshore on the island's northwest end. While the Mississippi State Medical Examiner's Office will make the official identification through DNA testing, Jackson County Coroner Bruce Lynd said there is "no reason to believe it is not him." Nolan's family later confirmed his passing on social media. Nolan was a well-known student-athlete who starred as a wide receiver at Ocean Springs High School before continuing his football career at Southwest Mississippi Community College. ❗ Investigators say an autopsy is pending, and no official cause of death has been released. Authorities have not reported any immediate signs of foul play and have not confirmed that Nolan drowned. The Jackson County Sheriff's Department is asking anyone who was on Horn Island during the Independence Day weekend to check their phones for any photos or videos that may help investigators piece together Nolan's final movements. 💙 Please keep Nolan's family, friends, teammates, and everyone affected by this heartbreaking loss in your thoughts during this incredibly difficult time.#truecrimetok #truecrimestory #fyp #crimejunkie #explore

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