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A Mississippi grand jury looked at the evidence in the case of Nolan Wells’s death. The national chorus of race-baiters did not.

Twenty-three jurors in Jackson County heard from 43 witnesses and reviewed the state autopsy, the family’s hired pathologist, phone forensics, GPS data, and the sheriff’s file. They returned a no true bill.

Nolan Wells’ body, they wrote, was found in a position, condition, time, and place “consistent with drowning.” There was no fatal injury and no organic disease, and no credible evidence that anyone who rode the Triton, the Palm Beach, or the Tideline committed a crime tied to his death.

District Attorney Angel Myers McIlrath said there was “absolutely no evidence” the disappearance was racially motivated.

The report called attacks on Wells’ friends “malicious” and “false,” noting that he was not........

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