Elise Gregg
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141 appearances
20 recordings
2 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 19 Aug
Elise Gregg’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That left-behind part is one thing picking up interest, as well as questions about whether that alleged argument involved Wells, and if there is a racial element involved.
in any of this.
There's been a lot of speculation and state officials haven't announced a cause of death yet.
They say the medical examiner is still waiting on a toxicology report to finalize the autopsy.
In the meantime, civil rights attorney Ben Crump called for an independent autopsy.
He said he's holding a press conference in Harlem, New York City with Reverend Al Sharpton and Wells' family.
So we'll see if we get further details this afternoon.
By all accounts, Wells was really loved by his friends and family and people who knew him.
He was a wide receiver at Southwest Mississippi Community College.
He played football at Ocean Springs High School, too.
And in a statement, his coach said Wells was an outstanding young man and the kind of son, teammate, friend and student every coach hopes to have.
And I've really just seen those sentiments reiterated online by friends and family.
Now, Ocean Springs is toward the southeast corner of the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Just under 19,000 people live there, and it's a middle, upper-class, majority white community.
And for folks on the coast, going out on the water like this is pretty normal, including trips out to those barrier islands.
They're part of the national park system.
Here's Brian Trasher.
He's with Volunteer Emergency Response Group, United Cajun Navy, and was part of the search for wells this past weekend.
He said calls for help around these barrier islands are not unusual.
Right.
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