Video shows Qaadir and Naazir Lewis (19) before twins were shot on the mountain

The family of the 19-year-old twins, which were found dead on Bell Mountain on March 8, have new questions to the authorities after discovering their corpses just a few hours before a hiker discovered.

Yasmine Brawner, the aunt of Qaadir and Naazir Lewis, informed a news report on Facebook, contained the film material of her nephew in a Shell petrol station in Lawreceville, Georgia, about 12 hours before her development.

The family said they also learned that the twins had brought an Uber to the airport this Friday morning after planning a trip to Boston, but changed their plans when the car did not break off in time for their flight.

You now have several questions of how the two young men drove their unreliable car to Bell Mountain and managed to get into the gates of the facility, which closes at 9 p.m. At that time they were still near home.

“This petrol station here, around 10:30 p.m., the twins are seen how they drink water and eat snacks.

“They went pretty much into the gas station and went out and they know that this is all – that's all she saw,” added Samira.

Despite this new evidence and the fact that the autopsies for both teenagers have been completed, the medical examiner rejects, officially over both ways and the cause of death for the teenagers until additional forensic tests, “said the GBI in a statement.

The GBI also did not respond to an inquiry to comment on this latest development.

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The MPs of the Sheriff office of Towns County were on site on March 8 and found that both teenagers had suffered gunshot wounds, according to a press release from GBI.

These MPs then alerted the GBI, and based on a preliminary examination, the two agencies believed that deaths were due to murder self-murder. (The official decision is made by the medical examiner.)

However, family members deny the authorities' assertion of murder self-murder.

“My nephews would not do that! They came from a family of love, and twins wanted so much for their future that they had dreams of founding their own clothing line,” said Yasmine before they started gaining a gofundme to collect money for their funerals.

Yasmine said that the two teenagers had no connection to Bell Mountain, who is 90 miles north of her house in a series of articles that were shared on Facebook.

She also said on Facebook that the petrol station on which they were seen on the night before their death were only a few minutes away from their house.

“We will not sweep this case under the carpet, we want to know the truth about what happened to Qaadir and Naazir so that our family can have a closure. There are so many unanswered questions that keep us awake at night,” said Yasmine on Facebook at the beginning of this month.

The older sister of the two brothers also rejects the initial claim of the authorities about their death.

“They were a bright light on some of my darkest days and some of my biggest supporters,” wrote Kairee Powell on Facebook.

You and other family members have now created the hashtag “#Justiceforqaadirandnaazir” to raise awareness.

“Unfortunately, something happened at Bell Mountain that ended the life of the 19 -year -old Qaadir and Naazir, which has to be examined further,” said Yasmine about deaths.

If you or someone you know, think about a suicide, please contact the 988 self -murder and crisis rescue line by selecting or going to the crisis text line under 741741 988lifeline.org.