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Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves is blaming Ben Crump and Al Sharpton for threats to the Nolan Wells case.

Now the FBI is investigating.

When you make those types of threats against public officials, against possible

witnesses, then you are also committing a criminal act. And Howard University has dropped more than

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Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves is publicly blaming civil rights attorney Ben Crump and Al Sharpton

for the growing hostility around

the death of Nolan Xavier Wells. When you make those types of threats against public officials,

against possible witnesses, and against the folks that are involved in this investigation and the

family, then you are also committing a criminal act,

and that's going to be taken very, very seriously.

In a statement to Fox News Digital, Reeves said, quote, Ben Crump and Al Sharpton are to blame

for the threats. They are stoking division for personal gain. It's sad to see. The governor's

accusations come after Crump

announced the preliminary findings from an independent autopsy commissioned by Nolan's family

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