The deaths of twin 19-year-old brothers in Georgia remain shrouded in mystery after they were found shot to death on a mountain just a day after missing their flight to Boston. The family is challenging the investigators’ theory of murder-suicide. Qaadir and Naazir Lewis of Lawrenceville disappeared on March 7 after failing to catch their morning flight, and their bodies were discovered by a hiker on Bell Mountain near the North Carolina border the following day. The family asserts that the brothers, who were very close and had plans to start a clothing line, would never harm each other. Despite law enforcement treating the case as a murder-suicide, the family insists that the twins had a strong support system and are seeking answers about what truly happened on the mountain. The investigation is ongoing, with autopsies completed but final conclusions pending further forensic tests. The family is left grappling with unanswered questions and has set up a GoFundMe page to help with funeral costs.
