Wells and his buddies spent Independence Day boating out to Horn Island, before he reportedly insisted on staying behind, possibly with a female acquaintance, as his friends went home.
His body was discovered near the island two days later.
Wells' parents have questioned authorities' determination that the teenager drowned, arguing the college football player was a good swimmer and in
Nolan Wells' Parents Plan to Sue
The letter informs Wells' friends and acquittances to hold on to any possible evidence in the case.
The same day Wells was laid to rest, separate attorneys sent his friends and his pals' parents a notice of intent to pursue litigation on behalf of his estate.
"You are hereby placed on notice that litigation concerning the death of Nolan Wells is reasonably anticipated," the letter, which Radar has obtained, reads.
"Accordingly, you have an immediate legal duty to preserve all materials of all kinds within your possession, custody, or control that may be relevant in any way to the claims or defenses.
"This duty includes not only to you, but also your family members. It also extends to any person or entity providing services to you, acting on your behalf, or who is ‘subject to your control."
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