The cited sources give this account: Benjamin Crump's forensic examination added to the controversy, suggesting deletions on the phone records, which the DA had to ask for. The DA's statement clarified the grand jury report, showing no one accessed the phone after Wells' last use, before it was returned to his parents.

The grand jury ultimately concluded there was no foul play, stating the boys did nothing and that Nolan drowned after drinking. Benjamin Crump's forensic examination added to the controversy, suggesting deletions on the phone records, which the DA had to ask for.

Benjamin Crump's interpretation of phone deletions was misleading. The DA had no access to the phone, as it was with Nolan Wells's friends. Crump suggested deletions were from the phone's owner, but the DA clarified they were from other Snapchat users, not the phone's owner, addressing Crump's misleading interpretation of the phone's contents.

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