An attorney for Nolan Wells’ family says the family has retained audio engineering experts to review a boat distress call made on the day Wells disappeared. The attorney, Ben Crump, says the experts will examine the recording as part of the ongoing investigation into the death of the 18-year-old. Crump made the comments during remarks at the National Urban League Conference on Thursday. The distress call has also drawn public attention online, where some people have raised claims and speculation, including allegations of defamation related to how the incident has been discussed. Media reports say the decision to commission expert review is intended to assess the audio evidence more closely. Authorities have not publicly resolved the questions surrounding the call in the reports provided, and the investigation remains ongoing. The family’s involvement is focused on obtaining technical analysis of the recording to inform understanding of what occurred on July 4.