Nolan Wells Boat GPS Data Exposes Unexplained Trip After He Was Left Behind

For the first time in the Nolan Wells investigation there is hard forensic evidence that does not depend on anyone's memory or honesty. CBS News obtained GPS data from the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources tracking the exact movements of the boat on July 4th. The data confirms the 4:31 departure from Horn Island matching Judge Ashley Cole's account. But it also reveals something no witness account has ever addressed. After returning to the dock the boat went back out 90 minutes later for a 14 minute round trip into Fort Bayou. Then made a third movement before being trailered home. Nobody has explained these trips publicly. In this video we break down exactly what the GPS data shows and what it does not confirm. Why the unexplained Fort Bayou trip is the most significant new lead this investigation has produced. What the Jackson County District Attorney told Christine and Elmore Wells directly about a grand jury. The joint simultaneous phone examination both sides agreed to and why it matters. Ben Crump's on record walkback of the viral video audio claim and what that means for the public narrative around this case. And why between 50 and 100 people are calling the family's private investigation team every day including witnesses who are not talking to local law enforcement at all. Nolan's funeral is scheduled for Monday July 20th at Centerpoint Church in Ocean Springs. If you have made it this far do not forget to subscribe so you can stay updated as this case develops. Something is moving. I will talk to you very soon. #nolanwells #nolanwellscase #nolanwellsupdate #nolanwellsgps #bencrumo #truecrime #truecrimecase #missingperson #fbiinvestigation #truecrimenews