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Without providing evidence otherwise, Al Sharpton issued a statement Tuesday morning disagreeing with the Jackson County grand jury's no true bill in the case of Nolan Wells.

"The Crump team knew better, but allowed the public to believe, among other false narratives, that our medical examiners withheld Nolan's lungs and stomach when his body was released, that things had been deleted off of Nolan's phone before it was given back to his family, that I refused to cooperate with the examination of Nolan's cell phone, that I refused to provide Nolan's autopsy results to the family," District Attorney Angel Myers-McIlrath said. "All lies, and they knew it."