They keep telling us what the government won't do. We'll believe it when it's on the record.
Get every congressman and senator to answer in writing: Do you support a full, open and transparent federal investigation into the death of Nolan Wells?
Why now: On October 20, 2026, the U.S. Coast Guard said in writing that its investigation, MISLE Case 1517237, "is still open and ongoing." The state says it's done. A federal agency says it's open. Your letter asks your officials to find out what's open.
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Waters and Wilson signed the October letter asking the Park Service's investigators to take the case. Everyone else shows as "awaiting reply" until their office answers in writing. Updated Oct 24, 2026.
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