What the grand jury saw in the case of Nolan Wells that led to no trial — and what the family's investigators uncovered.

On July 4th on Horn Island, 18-year-old Nolan Wells went missing after a group boat trip. Two days later he was found on the island. A grand jury reviewed 132 subpoenas and 43 witnesses and found his death consistent with drowning, with no charges filed.

Brian Scott and Jill Egan walk through both tracks side by side: what the state's findings concluded about the Nolan Wells autopsy and the Nolan Wells grand jury decision, and what independent investigators documented about the timeline, head injuries, phone data and Snapchat messages.

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Daily Scaries: Crime After Crime!

This week, we are unpacking a wild lineup of true crime stories and bizarre events that you simply won't believe actually happened.

We dive deep into the dark and disturbing allegations surrounding The Cornell 7, and break down a completely bizarre high-speed police chase where the suspect decided to make it rain cash. Plus, we explore a shocking family betrayal that led to a murder in broad daylight, a terrifying discovery made by a toddler... and much more!

Grab a seat, and let's get into it. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and let us know in the comments which story shocked you the most this week!

Inside Philadelphia's house of horrors, police found a home lab, a 55-gallon drum plumbed into the water lines, and more than one million files showing 58 people, five of them women who appear deceased. Seven missing women are now linked to the West Chew Avenue home in Olney, owned by Eugene Horsch and shared with his late father, Raymond "R.C." Horsch. It all started with an illegally parked BMW carrying fake DEA credentials and a missing woman's ID.

Brian Scott and Jill Egan break down the 2017 videos, what investigators can prove, and why there are still no bodies and no homicide charges.

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