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More details are starting to come out about the murder of former NFL quarterback Steve McNair and his 20-year old mistress Sahel Kazemi. According to the Associated Press, Nashville police believe that McNair was killed while he was sleeping. The evidence is leading investigators to believe that Kazemi shot McNair in the head while he slept on a couch, then shot him twice in the chest and then in the head once more. Before shooting herself, Kazemi apparently tried to position herself to fall on McNair's lap, but instead her body slid to the floor and lay at McNair's feet. The gun was found under her body.In interviewing Kazemi's friends, police found out that she was distraught over her relationship with McNair. One moment she was selling all her furniture thinking she was moving in with him and the next she was suspicious of him having another girlfriend. She was also stressed out because she was making payments on two cars, one of which she shared with McNair, and the rent on her apartment went up.
According to McNair's friends and associates, however, he had no plans to divorce his wife, Mechelle McNair, and they were actually looking for a new home. Since the shooting Mechelle has yet to speak publicly.
"Her faith is what's sustaining her now," Bishop Joseph W. Walker III of Mount Zion Baptist Church told the Associated Press. "We haven't talked about the circumstances of his death. She is processing it in a private way. It's obviously devastating on so many levels."
McNair's funeral is set for Saturday in Mississippi.
Quibian Salazar-Moreno covers the sports world for Black Voices. He's a freelance journalist based in Denver, Colorado that also covers the video game industry, iPhone games world, the music industry and a bunch of other things. Follow him on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/q_salazar Latest Photos From Iran
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A demonstrator gestures during a vigil to remember those killed following protests in Iran, outside the Iranian embassy in New York June 19, 2009. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson (UNITED STATES POLITICS CONFLICT)
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Demonstrators listen to a speaker during a peaceful gathering to protest the election results in Iran, outside the Iranian embassy in New York June 19, 2009. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson (UNITED STATES POLITICS CONFLICT)
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By: jackie smurf on 7/12/2009 4:48PM
RE: "Since the shooting Mechelle has yet to speak publicly."
I don't blame Mechelle, she doesn't owe anyone anything, not even that adulturer she had to bury.
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By: Blaqueness on 7/13/2009 12:43AM
Sparky commented on race and economical issues of different women, How unintelligent! Now was that a "Black Woman under Poverty?" I think NOT! Think before you type,I'ts not the ethninticity their just tired of the Drama!
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By: MightyMS on 7/13/2009 3:35AM
Whether Steve was cheating or not, he did not deserve to die in such a senseless, violent way. And yes he was a hero, becaue of his humanitarian contributions, his relief work for Katrina victims, the firt African American franchise QB from a HBCU, 1-AAA division school, a Heisman Trophy contender. He did enormous work for YOUTH and his community. HE MADE AN UNFORUNATE, FATAL MISTAKE. He's already paid with his life. Let those who have not sinned, throw the first stone. All of the judgement is incredible. I don't know anyone who is married who hasn't been cheated on by their husbands. It is an unfortunate reality, men do cheat. --I'm not saying all men cheat-- This 20 year old was woman enough to sleep with another woman's husband. When Steve began to realize she was a fatal attraction -- she had stalked him and his other female friend-- he began to pull away, and she became desperate. This was her own dellusion, Steve had no plans for a future with her. She realized the relationship was over, and decided to do a vengeful, murderous, "honor killing" to reclaim her honor. There is no justification for murder.
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By: ny'asia on 7/13/2009 3:51PM
i think she was just jealous thats why she killed him.i hate when girls make they self look bad by sleeping and messing around with other people men.if you know he's marry then don't sleep around with him cause at the end your the one getting hurt.
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By: kj on 7/28/2009 7:49PM
To all the women that go after married men....First he will never leave his wife for you and second he will do it to you as well. Dummies.
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