Mississippi officials are pushing back against a wave of online misinformation after a fake toxicology report tied to the death of Nolan Wells began circulating on social media. Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell issued a public warning, stressing that the document is fraudulent and urging people to rely only on verified updates as investigators continue working on the high-profile case.

The state's autopsy was completed in early July and the results have been compiled into a report, officials confirmed. Here's what happens next.

California man has been arrested for allegedly sending death threats over the Nolan Wells case. Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Dumarce has been charged with interstate transmission of a…