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Mom Subpoenas Tow Companies in Son's Death Probe
20 Aug
Summary
- Mother seeks records from Sea Tow and Ward Marine services.
- Subpoenas issued for July 4th incident involving Nolan Wells.
- Wells disappeared near Horn Island, Mississippi; body found later.
Christine Wonsley, mother of the late Nolan Wells, is pursuing further answers concerning her son's disappearance and subsequent death. New legal action involves subpoenas directed at two marine towing companies, Sea Tow Services International and Ward Marine Services (operating as Sea Tow South Mississippi).
These subpoenas specifically target records from July 4th, the date Nolan vanished near Horn Island, Mississippi. Wonsley is demanding dispatch logs, call recordings, and communication data related to the incident response. She also seeks training materials and operational procedures from Sea Tow.
Further investigation into Nolan's final movements includes subpoenas for social media and location data. Nolan's body was discovered two days after he went missing, with the official cause of death still pending release by authorities.
