The Mississippi Board of Nursing has closed its investigation into an anonymous complaint filed against Christine Wonsley, the mother of 18-year-old Nolan Wells.
“The professional misconduct case that was opened due to an anonymous complaint has been CLOSED by the MS Board of Nursing. Thank you to all of those who have constantly kept us in your prayers. This definitely has added more hurt to an already devastating time because I love my job and I love my patients. NOLAN’S CASE IS STILL ONGOING. Again the question is: WHAT HAPPENED TO NOLAN?”
Her attorney, Ben Crump, condemned the investigation, calling it an attempt to intimidate a grieving mother who has been publicly seeking answers about her son’s unexplained death.
“This is a warning shot at a grieving mother, meant to pressure and scare her into staying quiet,” … “It is a distraction, it is intimidation, and we will not let it stand. Christine had part of her identity stolen from her the day Nolan died. Now, someone is trying to take another piece of it. This cruelty knows no bounds.”
Nolan Xavier Wells, was last seen July 4 on the island, where he was hanging out with a group of friends, that he traveled there with, but everyone else reportedly made it back to the mainland without him. Wells’ phone was found on the boat he and his friends had been on earlier that day, and returned to his family. Sadly, days later, 18 year old Nolan Wells body was found on Horn Island reportedly his body appeared to have washed up on shore. Everything surrounding Nolan Well death has been a mystery and the parents of Nolan Wells is seeking transparency.
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