She has spent every moment since asking one question: what happened to Nolan?" Mr Crump said in a statement."Now, someone is going after her nursing license, anonymously, without the courage to put a name on it.Mr Crump said Ms Wonsley had cared for patients over multiple years "without a single complaint against her"."Then her son was found dead Nothing about her practice changed."In the days after Mr Wells's death, the local sheriff's office said foul play was not suspected and that he may have drowned.Across social media, users have parsed timelines, circulated videos and shared rampant speculation about what may have happened, which authorities say remain unverified.As calls have grown for a transparent investigation, some people have cautioned against drawing conclusions before authorities release their full findings.On Friday, Ms Wonsley said her family was simply pleading for answers."We just want to know what happened and why our baby didn't come home," she said at a press conference.ABC/Reuters