Steve McNair May Have Been The Victim In A Murder-Suicide!

Sahel Kazemi is the woman that former NFL quarterback,Steve McNair,was apparently having an affair with.The married father of four was found shot to death alongside his mistress.Steve McNair's death has already been classified as a murder.But,the police are still investigating how Ms. Kazemi died before they determine how to classify her death.From the information that has been released so far,this may have been a murder-suicide that resulted from a lover's quarrel.

Man,I feel so sorry for Mechelle McNair (pictured above).Even if she knew that her husband was cheating on her,it sure sucks to have the affair revealed to the world in such a horrific manner.And if she didn't know,her grief must be compounded with anger.What a way to find out about your husband's mistress!


Police have said that Ms. McNair was extremely distraught & she is not a suspect at this time.I don't think that she was involved with her husband's murder.Steve McNair may have been killed by his mistress before she committed suicide.He had been shot multiple times while Ms. Kazemi had only been shot once.

Here's more information from Yahoo! News:

"Friends declined to describe the relationship between McNair and the woman, Sahel Kazemi, who was a waitress at a restaurant quarterback and his family frequented. Police only described her as a "friend."

A man who answered the door at a house in the Jacksonville, Fla., suburb of Orange Park said it was the home of Kazemi's family, but said her relatives did not want to comment.

"We don't have anything to say, please leave us alone," he said.

A Nashville neighbor saw McNair, 36, at Kazemi's Nashville apartment so often — two to three times a week — that he thought McNair had moved in. McNair never tried to hide his presence but kept to himself.

Neighbor Reagan Howard said Kazemi often was dropped off in the early morning hours by a limousine and upgraded recently from her Kia to a Cadillac Escalade.

"It was pretty obvious that she was taken with him," Howard said.

McNair and Kazemi had been together just two days earlier, when she was pulled over driving a 2007 Escalade registered to her and McNair. She was arrested on a DUI charges, and he was allowed to leave in a taxi.

The bodies were discovered by McNair's longtime friend, Wayne Neeley, who rents the condo in the upscale Rutledge Hill neighborhood with McNair.

Neeley then called Robert Gaddy, who had been friends with McNair since they played at Alcorn State. Gaddy alerted authorities.

"People have certain things that they do in life," Gaddy told The Associated Press on Sunday. "We don't need to look on the situation at this time (but) on the fact we just lost a great member of society."

Cook said he was not aware that McNair was seeing Kazemi, a woman whose name the agent learned about through reports of the shooting.

"It doesn't make any sense. I don't know what to say," Cook said.

Police said a witness saw McNair arrive at the condo between 1:30 and 2 a.m. Saturday and that Kazemi's vehicle was already there. The condominium is located within walking distance of an area filled with restaurants and nightspots, a few blocks from the Cumberland River and within view of the Titans' stadium.

Autopsies were conducted Sunday with results expected later in the day.

Fred McNair, Steve McNair's oldest brother, said some family members would likely travel to Nashville on Monday to consult with Mechelle.

"It's still kind of hard to believe," Fred McNair said. "He was the greatest person in the world. He gave back to the community. He loved kids and he wanted to be a role model to kids."

McNair and his wife split their time between Nashville and their farm in Mount Olive, Miss., according to a statement from the Titans."(END OF EXCERPT)Read the article in its entirety here.

Michael Jackson Looks Healthy In This Video Of His Last Concert Rehearsal!

This footage of Michael Jackson's last rehearsal for his "This Is It" tour was shot just two days before he died.He was practicing his moves & looking quite healthy while doing it.This makes the claims that he was sickly & unable to perform look bogus.And it deepens the mystery of how Michael Jackson died even more.

Gen. Odierno Became Agitated By Reporter's Questions During A Press Conference!

Even though U.S. troops are pulling out,some are staying behind to assist Iraqi security forces. Gen. Ray Odierno told reporters during a press conference that "a small number" of troops would remain. He became visibly agitated when reporters kept pressing him for the exact number of U.S. forces who would remain in Iraq.

Here's more from The Washington Times:

"U.S. troop levels hit a peak of more than 160,000 in 2008, are now at just over 130,000, and are likely headed down to 120,000 by December, said Gen. Ray Odierno, the commander of U.S. troops in Iraq. When U.S. combat missions cease in August 2010, he said, the plan is to have a "residual force" of 50,000 troops, with the goal of a full withdrawal by the end of 2011.

White House and military officials said the rash of recent attacks - which included the death of four U.S. soldiers just outside Baghdad on Monday night, bringing the total number of U.S. military deaths since 2003 to 4,321 - does not erase the gains they've made and have not yet threatened the stability achieved in Iraq.

"There is not widespread violence here in Iraq," Gen. Odierno said during a press conference. "The problem with June is, over the last 10 days we've had a couple high-profile attacks, so ... that changes it a little bit. But if you compare it back to the dark days of 2006 and '07, there's no comparison."

He said that the attack in Kirkuk, which followed a June 20 bombing in the same area that killed 82 people, bore the hallmarks of al Qaeda in Iraq, an offshoot of the terrorist group that carried out the 9/11 attacks.

Denis McDonough, a top national security adviser to Mr. Obama, said, "As disconcerting as these attacks are, the trend lines are all quite good over the course of the last several years.

"We see the Iraqis stepping up to take charge," he said.

Mr. Obama said he was confident that insurgent, militia and terrorist groups would fail, and added that the transition of U.S. troops was "proof that those who have tried to pull Iraq into the abyss of disunion and civil war are on the wrong side of history."

Gen. Odierno said a "small number of U.S. forces will remain in cities to train, advise, coordinate with Iraqi security forces," but he grew frustrated when reporters tried unsuccessfully to pry a specific number out of him. He later apologized."(END OF EXCERPT)Read the article in its entirety here.