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Woman accused of making bomb threats to government offices after Nolan Wells’ death
Michelle Francine Edwards faces federal charges for making bomb threat calls to Mississippi government offices using blocked numbers. The threats prompted building lockdowns and bomb sweeps, with investigators linking the calls to Edwards through phone records and cell tower data. The incidents occurred following the death of Nolan Wells.
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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-SpireorganizationVerizonorganizationCash ApporganizationCincinnati Police DepartmentorganizationNolan Wellsperson
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