Ocean Springs, Mississippi - As Nolan Wells' family continues to search for answers surrounding his mysterious death, Nancy Grace is shining a light on overlooked aspects of the case with an expert saying "nothing is impossible."

The late teenager's family claims they still have "no answers" regarding his disappearance and death, but his case continues to captivate, with American legal commentator and TV journalist Nancy Grace now entering the chat, pinpointing potential holes she sees in the case.

"Where was his body for two days?" Grace asked in a September 9 episode of her show, Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, while claiming she had seen photos of the 18-year-old's body when they found it days after he was reported missing following a Fourth of July outing off the Gulf Coast, noting it didn't look bloated, which Grace said was strange.

During the episode, Grace also shed light on the lack of drownings at Mississippi's Horn Island, citing that zero drowning deaths have been reported there over the last six years. Grace spoke with expert Steven DiMar about claims of a riptide at Horn Island, and DiMar said that while it's usually calm, "nothing is impossible."

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Very little information has been released about the case, and both the state's and Wells' family's independent autopsy results have come back undetermined.

On what would have been Wells' 19th birthday, his mom, Christine, shared a heartfelt post on social media, adding in the comments that she and others in Wells' family are "overwhelmed by the love and support" from the public: "Thank you all."

There are still many questions surrounding his mysterious disappearance and death, as his friends continue to lawyer up amid podcast appearances and legal threats toward Reverend Al Sharpton.

More than two months after his death, Wells' family and their lawyers continue to demand transparency, honesty, and answers.