A grand jury determined there was no evidence of criminal conduct in the death of teenager Nolan Wells, according to NPR Family. The grand jury found Wells' cause of death "consistent with drowning" and declined to bring indictments in the case.

Wells was found dead on Horn Island after boating there with friends to celebrate Independence Day. The grand jury's decision concluded their investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death, determining that criminal charges were not warranted based on the evidence presented.

The case involved a group of teenagers who traveled by boat to the island for holiday celebrations. The specifics of how Wells came to be in the water or other details surrounding the drowning were not detailed in the available reporting. The grand jury's finding that his death was consistent with drowning, combined with their decision not to pursue criminal indictments, indicates they found no evidence that another person caused or contributed to his death through criminal action.