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We talked about Nolan Wells last week, and today we have new information. Now, Nolan

Wells is the 18-year-old football player from Mississippi who disappeared during a Fourth of July

trip to Horn Island with a group of friends. His friends made it back,

but Nolan did not. His body was found two days later by a park ranger. Now here are the new

developments. Nolan's parents, they are speaking publicly for the first time, speaking with Good

Morning America, Christine and Elmore Wansley say they're demanding a transparent and thorough investigation

into their son's death. His friends told investigators that Nolan chose to stay behind on the

island, but his parents say they don't believe that. I can't fathom why he would. I don't know why

he would. His mother says she can't imagine why Nolan would ever stay behind, and his father says they've always taught him, if you go with a group, you come back with the group.

We always talk him to if you go with a group, you stay with a group.

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