CRIMEWAFB BATON ROUGE
Woman accused of making bomb threats to government offices after Nolan Wells’ death
Michelle Francine Edwards, an Ohio woman, faces a federal charge for making bomb threat calls to Mississippi government offices in July following the death of Nolan Wells. Authorities reported 21 calls to the George County Chancery Clerk’s Office and eight to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, prompting lockdowns and bomb sweeps. Cell tower data linked the calls to Edwards' Cincinnati, Ohio, location.
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Michelle Francine EdwardspersonUnited States District Court for the Southern District of MississippiorganizationGeorge County Chancery Clerk’s OfficeorganizationJackson County Sheriff’s OfficeorganizationC-SpireorganizationVerizonorganizationNolan WellspersonCincinnati Police DepartmentorganizationGulfport, MississippiplaceCincinnati, OhioplaceBomb threatstopic
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