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Mothers of 2 Other Black Teens Who Died Mysteriously Stood With Nolan Wells’ Family as Threats Keep Escalating

As the investigation into Nolan Wells’ death continues, relatives of two other Black 18-year-olds stood beside his family as threats and doxing tied to the case widened. State and federal authorities have confirmed they are reviewing intimidation reports connected to the high-profile investigation.

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Mothers of 2 Other Black Teens Who Died Mysteriously Stood With Nolan Wells’ Family as Threats Keep Escalating

As the investigation into Nolan Wells’ death continues, relatives of two other Black 18-year-olds stood beside his family as threats and doxing tied to the case widened. State and federal authorities have confirmed they are reviewing intimidation reports connected to the high-profile investigation.

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