Minnesota parking dispute ends in triple murder as Nolan Wells autopsy raises questions
Minnesota parking dispute ends in triple murder as Nolan Wells autopsy raises questions July 23, 2026 | 11:20am A dispute over a $65 parking contract allegedly ended with an Ethiopian migrant opening fire inside a Minnesota apartment complex, killing three employees. Authorities say the suspect was later arrested about 200 miles away while driving one of the victims’ cars. The mystery surrounding the death of college football player Nolan Wells is also deepening after an independent autopsy failed to determine his cause or manner of death.
- ▪Minnesota parking dispute ends in triple murder as Nolan Wells autopsy raises questions July 23, 2026 | 11:20am A dispute over a $65 parking contract allegedly ended with an Ethiopian migrant opening fire inside a Minnesota apartment comple
- ▪Authorities say the suspect was later arrested about 200 miles away while driving one of the victims’ cars.
- ▪The mystery surrounding the death of college football player Nolan Wells is also deepening after an independent autopsy failed to determine his cause or manner of death.
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Minnesota parking dispute ends in triple murder as Nolan Wells autopsy raises questions July 23, 2026 | 11:20am A dispute over a $65 parking contract allegedly ended with an Ethiopian migrant opening fire inside a Minnesota apartment complex, killing three employees. Authorities say the suspect was later arrested about 200 miles away while driving one of the victims’ cars. The mystery surrounding the death of college football player Nolan Wells is also deepening after an independent autopsy failed to determine his cause or manner of death. His family is still seeking answers about what happened during a Fourth of July trip to a Mississippi island. More Share this on: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X
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