Judge Ashlee Cole has spoken publicly after days of online rumors surrounding the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells. In a Facebook statement, the Mississippi judge said she had deactivated her social media accounts because she feared for her children’s safety as false claims spread online. Cole also confirmed that her son, Warren, was one of Wells’ friends and said he has fully cooperated with investigators. She urged people to focus on facts instead of speculation while the investigation continues. Judge Ashlee Cole says Nolan Wells chose to stay on Horn Island as investigation continues
In her statement, Ashlee Cole first offered condolences to Nolan Wells’ family and said her family is also grieving the teenager’s death. “Our family, along with the community, grieves the loss of Nolan Wells. Our thoughts and prayers are with Nolan’s family. Our son, Warren, loved Nolan dearly.”Cole then explained why she temporarily deleted her Facebook account. “Yes, I deactivated my Facebook. Given the very heightened emotional state of social media right now, I fear for the safety of my child and my children. My husband and I have six children and we covet their privacy.”She also shared what she said investigators have already established. According to Cole, Warren was interviewed by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department and cooperated throughout the investigation.“Warren was interviewed by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department and cooperated fully. He saw Nolan last at around 3...
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