WTF Steve Mcnair shot dead?????

[robbotis]

EDIT: Nashville news is reporting that it appears to be a murder/suicide. It was reported that McNair was shot several times, so I assume the 20 year old woman was shot only once.

I'm not so sure of this. A 20 year old woman murdering a C list sports celeb and killing herself? Even if he did something as awful as getting her sister pregnant, I'm not sure there's enough motivation.

none of this makes any sense

clearly you're not a 20 year old girl

Dating a married man.

[sparks]

not that it is important to the story but I have a question on his 2nd DUI.

It says he was a arrested for DUI when he let his brother in law drive his pick up and he could have been arrested again last friday for the same thing when Ms. Kazemi was DUI in a vehicle registered to both of them.

I didn't know you could get a DUI if you weren't acutally driving. Is this a Tennessee law?

McNair was charged with drunken driving in 2007 because he let his brother-in-law drive his pickup truck. Those charges were later dropped when the DUI charge against the brother-in-law was reduced to reckless driving.

And McNair could have been charged again Thursday night when the same officer who arrested him in 2003 stopped a 2007 Cadillac Escalade driven by Kazemi and registered to both her and McNair. Kazemi was arrested on a DUI charge, and he was allowed to leave in a taxi.

[stlouie_lipp]

EDIT: Nashville news is reporting that it appears to be a murder/suicide. It was reported that McNair was shot several times, so I assume the 20 year old woman was shot only once.

I'm not so sure of this. A 20 year old woman murdering a C list sports celeb and killing herself? Even if he did something as awful as getting her sister pregnant, I'm not sure there's enough motivation.

none of this makes any sense

It makes plenty of sense. He's married with four kids, meets a 20 year old girl who likes him, he "dates" (read: bangs) her a few times, buys her a car, etc.

Just so happens that a) she's crazy and kills him, or b) there's more to the story.

[Maclowery]

It was apparently her gun. He was shot twice. She was shot once, in the head. The gun was found physically under her.

As awful as it is, it sounds like she went nutzo for whatever reason.

Don't jilted women generally just throw a drink into a guy's face?

[sighyoung]

It was apparently her gun. He was shot twice. She was shot once, in the head. The gun was found physically under her.

As awful as it is, it sounds like she went nutzo for whatever reason.

Don't jilted women generally just throw a drink into a guy's face?

I think she took a page from nutso men.

[Spider John]

not that it is important to the story but I have a question on his 2nd DUI.

It says he was a arrested for DUI when he let his brother in law drive his pick up and he could have been arrested again last friday for the same thing when Ms. Kazemi was DUI in a vehicle registered to both of them.

I didn't know you could get a DUI if you weren't acutally driving. Is this a Tennessee law?

McNair was charged with drunken driving in 2007 because he let his brother-in-law drive his pickup truck. Those charges were later dropped when the DUI charge against the brother-in-law was reduced to reckless driving.

And McNair could have been charged again Thursday night when the same officer who arrested him in 2003 stopped a 2007 Cadillac Escalade driven by Kazemi and registered to both her and McNair. Kazemi was arrested on a DUI charge, and he was allowed to leave in a taxi.

It's called Implied Consent, where you knowing let another person who is impaired drive your vehicle. I'm not sure that you even have to be in the vehicle, if it is proven that you were aware that the person was impaired.

[stlouie_lipp]

Something doesn't smell right here.

http://nashvillecitypaper.com/content/c ... cnair-case

[stlouie_lipp]

I want to know more. Seems to me the arresting dickhead, I mean officer, was trying to make her mad at McNair.

http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpp/sports/07090 ... ir_unhappy

In the video, recorded by patrol car cameras, Kazemi laughed and teased the officer, but also repeatedly asked to have McNair come to the window of the police cruiser where she was sitting.

The officer responded, "He's not happy." McNair, who wasn't charged, left in a cab without talking to her.

"I told him you wanted to talk to him and he was more than welcome to come back to the car. He just left in a taxi," Officer Shawn Taylor told Kazemi.

"I just want to know if Steve is going to come get me from jail," she said. He later bailed her out.

Kazemi, who was smiling, told the officer that she was not drinking and driving and that she was just high. Then she immediately said, "I'm not high."

As the officer questioned her, she got a call from someone who identified himself as Steve. Police Spokesman Don Aaron would not confirm the caller was McNair but said that could be inferred from the conversation.

The caller, who could be heard through speaker phone, told Kazemi the officer was one who had arrested him before.

Taylor stopped McNair and his brother-in-law in May 2007. McNair was charged with DUI because police said he allowed someone who was inebriated to drive his vehicle. That charge was later dropped.

"Do not let him know anything," the caller said.

Kazemi interrupted him to say, "I know, baby, you're on the speakerphone."

She told the officer later, "He told me I was going to meet you someday."

I want to know what happened after that arrest that drove her to shoot him four times and put a bullet in her own head.

[stlouie_lipp]

The cop who made the DUI bust is now under investigation.

http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=10734242

[stlouie_lipp]

This story's not going to die.

Kazemi’s family has hired a Nashville lawyer and they are seeking an independent investigation. A representative said relatives can’t believe she acted alone in killing the former quarterback.

http://www.tennessean.com/article/20090 ... led+McNair