John Welles Arcadia FL Case Featured On Counter Clock True Crime Podcast

John Welles's death in Arcadia, FL, has again been investigated by the Counter Clock's team. The young boy was only 17-years of age when he passed away. 

The murder case of 2003 grew cold over time. However, the matter has again come to the flash after the podcast release. 

Also, CounterClock has already released its 15 episodes where the team looks back to the case where a teenager's body got found drowning in a watery ditch. 

To have more insights into the murder crime, Desoto County Sheriff's interviewed the victim's family with the help of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. 

Also, following all the investigation and digging deep into the case, the podcast episode 15, "serious," mentioned the investigating journalist, Delia, confronts the state governing board. 

As per the Counter-Clock website, the 15 episodes of the season are entirely on around 19 years after the murder crime. 

Dive into the mystery of who killed John Welles… CounterClock Season 4 available to BINGE May 12th, wherever you get your podcasts. @DeliaDAmbraTV pic.twitter.com/yj5Gk7qJ9M

— CounterClock Podcast (@CounterClockPod) May 5, 2022

A 17-years-old teen boy, John Welles, mysteriously died in 2003 in a rural area of South Florida. The officers found his dead body on a watery ditch, facing downwards in the hot summer. 

However, the medical examiner team found the bullet from the back of the victim's skull. Following the evidence, interviews, and the murder case, the CounterClock team interviewed John's best friend from 19-years old.  

Furthermore, the second autopsy result took a new turn, with more suspects on the case. More information is available on the recently released episodes of the podcast. 

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— Delia D’Ambra (@DeliaDAmbraTV) May 12, 2022

No, John Welles is not on the Wikipedia page. He was born in Arcadia and tragically passed away in his hometown on 8 July 2003. 

He did his study in Lee County at Sunshine and Alva Elementary Schools. And further, he enrolled at DeSoto Gigh School. 

Welles was also known as the Fort Ogden Methodist Church member.