In a lawsuit, Nolan Wells says he was wrongly found responsible for the deaths of six people on Horn Island

• Nolan Wells says he was wrongly found responsible for the deaths of six people on Horn Island, according to court documents.
• Edvard Djeimns Porter, according to court documents, was found responsible for the deaths of 31 people, after which he was found to have been involved in the deaths.
• Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Dumarce and Michelle Francine Edwards, in an NBC News report, were found responsible for the deaths, based on court documents.

On May 5, 2026, NBC News reported that in a lawsuit Nolan Wells was found responsible for the deaths of six people on Horn Island.

According to the lawsuit documents, Edvard Djeimns Porter, according to NBC News, was found responsible for the deaths of 31 people. NBC News also said that in an affidavit of probable cause (probable cause affidavit) the story was described: Porter was found responsible for the deaths, because he believed that he was not the only one involved in the deaths.

Nolan Wells was found responsible for the deaths of six people on Horn Island. According to NBC News, the court documents show that Wells was found responsible for the deaths of six people, after which he was found to have been involved in the deaths.

After the lawsuit was filed, the court found that Wells was not responsible for the deaths of the six people. NBC News also said that the court documents show that the incident was not caused by Wells, but by another person. The material also says that the case involves Ben Kramp, who is mentioned in the affidavit as a person who was involved in the incident.

According to NBC News, Porter was found to have been involved in the deaths of 31 people and Wells was found to have been involved in the deaths of six people. The court documents also state that Porter and Wells were involved in the deaths of 31 and six people, respectively.

NBC News also said that the case involves Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Dumarce, who according to court documents was charged with 11 counts in connection with the deaths. In addition, the court documents say that the case involves the Facebook lawsuit in Chancery Court and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office.

NBC News also said that the case involves Michelle Francine Edwards, who according to court documents was charged with 23 counts, and that the case also involves the George County Chancery Clerk’s office and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office. NBC News did not specify what the charges were.

NBC News also reported that the lawsuit was filed with the aim of preventing the charges, and that NBC News later contacted the Jackson County public defender’s office for comment.

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