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Nolan Wells: New Boat Video Released | What Do the 7 People on Board Reveal?
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49:35Now PlayingBREAKING DEVELOPMENTS in the Nolan Wells case.
A newly released video reportedly shows seven people aboard the boat as it leaves Horn Island—while Nolan Wells is not seen on board. Today on Watching the World, we carefully examine the footage, the known timeline, and the statements that have been made publicly to discuss what this new evidence may—and may not—tell us. Recent reports say the video appears consistent with claims that Wells was not aboard the departing boat, but investigators have not announced that the footage resolves the case.
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