India, July 29 -- New subpoenas have been issued to several social media companies and a location-tracking app in connection with pending litigation related to Nolan Wells' death. Mississippi-based attorney Gary Bufkin on Tuesday, July 28, filed subpoenas to obtain information from accounts associated with Wells on Snapchat, WhatsApp, TikTok, Meta Platforms, and the location-tracking app Life360, according to the records reviewed by the Sun Herald.

Bufkin is a Ridgeland-based attorney from the law firm of Carroll Bufkin PLLC. He is assisting Ben Crump in the independent investigation into Wells' death.

The records subpoenaed include all subscriber information, all current and previous usernames, email addresses, phone numbers and displa...