Tragic cause of death for 19-year-old twins who were found dead on the mountain Georgia

The investigators of Georgia ruled the 19-year-old twins brothers who were found dead on a remote mountain more than two months ago, both died by suicide but their family is not convinced.

Qaadir and Naazir Lewis' lifeless body were found on March 8 by a hiker on the summit of Bell Mountain, more than 90 miles from their house in Lawreceville.

The brothers, who were described by the family as optimistic and sociable, should fly to Boston to meet friends when they died of shots.

Preliminary results of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) initially suggested that their shattering deaths were the result of an obvious murder suicide.

But a deeper look at the situation and shocking new evidence showed that Qaadir and Naazir each committed their lives, the GBI announced on Wednesday.

“Based on the results of the autopsy of the medical examiner and other investigative knowledge, their death of suicide self-murder was ruled,” the explanation said.

Detectives said before they had publicly shared this information with a intestinal disc, they had announced the Lewis family.

The GBI put together a timeline of the last days of the brother based on mobile phone data, which reports the brothers from their houses in Gwinnett County to the mountain near the border of North Carolina.

In video that corresponds to these locations, the brothers are seen alone, the investigators wrote. Forensic evidence indicated that each of the brothers had fired a weapon.

With regard to the trip that the teenagers were to go to Boston, the GBI found that only Naazir appeared to the airport on March 7.

But he never got on his flight, he left the airport and went home. The records obtained from the GBI show that only Naazir had an aircraft ticket.

The investigators said Naazir also ordered weapons ammunition that was delivered to their house on March 5.

The brothers' phones also had indications of the tragedy. According to the GBI, its internet search “contained” how to load again “and” suicide in 2024 “.

The GBI said they plan to officially close this monthly examination in the coming weeks.

Just as they violated the original belief of the investigators that a brother killed the other before turning the weapon on itself, the family of the twins does not agree with the decision of the GBI's suicide.

“No, it makes no sense,” said Samira Brawner, the aunt of the brothers to Fox 5.

'Both were funny. They loved spending time with the family, ”she added through the college students.

Samira is also amazed at why they had gone to Bell Mountain and claimed that the two had never been before.

The disturbed family said safety material dated March 7 showed the twins at a Shell petrol station near their house.

Sabriyah Brawner, another aunt, said that in this video they seemed completely calm and normal to act.

“Foul's game was definitely involved,” she said. “I feel like I was murdered.”

In the worrying circumstances in connection with their death, a volunteer fireman was accused of taking photos of their corpses.

The 42 -year -old Scott Kerlin was charged because of the offense because he allegedly taken photos of the twins while he reacted to the crime scene.

The firefighter was then accused of publicly shaping the photos according to the GBI.

He posted the photos on social media, reported WSB TV, although it was not clear which platform he shared it.

Kerlin from Hiawassee was released on March 14 for violating the department protocol, Cliff Bradshaw, Commissioner of Town's County, told 11alive. After his arrest in March, he connected himself from the Towns County prison.

A gofundme that was originally created for funeral regulations is now used to collect funds for a private detective in order to further investigate the situation.

In recent news reports, it was claimed that they committed suicide. My nephews wouldn't do that! 'The organizer, one of the aunts of the brothers, wrote on the donation side, which has collected more than 67,400 US dollars.

Unfortunately, something happened on Bell Mountain, which ended the life of the 19 -year -old Qaadir and Naazir, which must be further examined. We need your support to share your story.

“The family is looking for a private detective who contributes to bringing Qaadir and Naazir Lewis justice. We have hired a private detective.”

The relative said the family had previously hired an investigator, but the case was too complex for their specialist knowledge.

They hope to hire a new detective that specializes in murder and criminal matters.

“We will not stop fighting for the twins to get justice. Everything they donate is estimated,” says the description of the fundraiser.