The attorneys for the pals of Nolan Wells claim they had nothing to do with the deleted messages discovered missing from the college football star’s cell phone after he mysteriously vanished and was later found dead.
Forensic examiner Andrew Garrett said messages were deleted from Wells’ cell phone between the last time he used his device on the day he vanished and when it was recovered and given back to his family.
Garrett, who was hired by Wells’ family, was unable to determine who deleted the messages but asserted “somebody had to take a user action to delete data” at a press conference Thursday.
The attorney for Wells’ friends, who were…
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