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The United Cajun Navy, a volunteer search organization, has released a report with apparent photos of Horn Island on July 4 as Nolan Wells‘ mom, Christine Wonsley, clears the air on her employment status.
According to PEOPLE, the United Cajun Navy released a 22-page report which “highlights what they say remains unknown before conclusions about what happened to the teen can be reached.” The 22-page “working analytical report” apparently aims to identify visually documented events, events reported by witnesses, and events that remain unknown. This, in regard to the last sighting of Nolan Wells on Horn Island on July 4, and the departure of the “Triton” boat he arrived on, as well as the movement of other boats on that date.
Per TMZ, witness Katelynn Brochard alleges that Wells was “nowhere in sight” when her boat left the island around 7:30 p.m. A photo she reportedly snapped around that time is included in the report.
“We made it known that this wasnt a bombshell; we just wanted to compile all the tips and info we received from our followers into one digestible report,” Brian Trascher, vice president and spokesperson for the United Cajun Navy, reportedly told the outlet. “Some people think there is new information in it, some people think there isnt. We just wanted to be transparent about what was shared with us.”
Per PEOPLE, the authenticity of the photos in the report remains to be verified. Nonetheless, the report has allegedly been shared with Wells’ family. Additionally, it has reportedly also been shared with the Jackson County district attorneys office and the Jackson County sheriffs department.
Click here to read the full report.
Furthermore, on the evening of Tuesday, August 4, Christine Wonsley, Nolan Wells’ mom, took to Facebook. This, to “clear the air” on her employment with the Memorial Health System. As The Shade Room previously reported, Wonsley became the target of an apparent harassment campaign. Last month, internet users began leaving negative reviews of her work online.
“I am STILL employed at Memorial Health System as a Family Nurse Practitioner. I was NOT fired,” she wrote. “Following the tragic passing of my son, I am taking time away from work to grieve and heal, which I believe anyone can understand.”
The report from the United Cajun Navy arrives amid another apparent report making headlines. As The Shade Room previously reported, on August 1, Mississippi Department of Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell went online to address a “purported toxicology report.” Per Tindell, the report was labeled as Nolan Wells’. However, it was “fraudulent.”
Additionally, that same day, Bart Edimiston’s lawyer, Russell Latino, also addressed the apparent report in a post of his own.
