Every shred of evidence offered by the public helps and could even lead to blowing the case wide open, Jackson County Sheriff John Ledbetter said Monday.

It’s been one week since Nolan Wells and his friends went on a Fourth of July trip to Horn Island. He was later found dead in the water – sparking myriad questions.

A protest was held after the death of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old from Ocean Springs, Mississippi, with demonstrators demanding more transparency in the case.

A friend of Nolan Wells share his grief and details of the Fourth of July trip amid ongoing investigations into his death.

As officials continue to investigate the Mississippi teen’s July death, disputed online content has raced to figure out what happened in his final hours.

Every shred of evidence offered by the public helps and could even lead to blowing the case wide open, Jackson County Sheriff John Ledbetter said Monday.

Hopefully, our collective rage can keep this case from being swept under the rug.

The meeting does not necessarily mean that Wells’ death is being investigated as a crime.

Nolan Wells disappeared during a Fourth of July trip to Mississippi's Horn Island. His body was found two days later.

During the Wednesday meeting with Wells’ family and their attorney, the Jackson County DA discussed the procedure for the ongoing investigation, including that it will be…

Nolan Wells' family met with the Jackson County DA for the first time as his cellphone is set for a 'mutual inspection' amid deleted content concerns.

Attorneys for Nolan Wells' family are working with the district attorney's office to inspect his cellphone

Nolan Wells’ family has hired attorney Ben Crump, who will carry out a private investigation, including a second autopsy. Funeral details have been announced.

Investigators continue to piece together Nolan Wells' final hours on Horn Island as several questions and inconsistencies emerge in the case.