Nolan Wells’ ‘Best Friend’
Devastated By Teen’s Death… and Hurt by Foul Play Rumors
Published
A key person who was among the last to see Nolan Wells‘ alive has broken his silence … and he’s gutted by the entire situation, including the blame.
Warren Hudson, Wells’ self-described “best friend,” who was among those on the fateful Fourth of July boat trip before the teen went missing … says the rumors he was involved with Wells’ death are crushing.
“It’s a sick world we’re living in,” he told the New York Post. “It’s terrible. Nolan was my best friend.
Nolan says … “There’s no facts out, just a lot of rumors. That’s just how the internet is today. That’s really it, it’s horrible.”
As you know, Nolan disappeared after those friends left, and his body was found July 6 on the Horn Island shoreline. No witnesses have, at least publicly, reported seeing him after 4:30 PM on July 4.
Nolan’s family is conducting its own investigation into the 18-year-old’s mysterious death … including ordering an independent autopsy.
The boy’s parents laid him to rest Monday at Center Pointe Church in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, in a service officiated by Rev. Al Sharpton … where he and Tyler Perry each offered $50K for information leading to a conviction in Nolan’s death.
