Arrest of Volunteer Firefighter Deepens Mystery Surrounding Deaths of Twin Brothers in Georgia
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has arrested Scott Kerlin, a 42-year-old volunteer firefighter, on a misdemeanor obstruction charge linked to the deaths of twin brothers Qaadir Malik Lewis and Naazir Rahim Lewis. Discovered by hikers on Bell Mountain, both 19-year-olds had gunshot wounds, and authorities initially ruled the case a murder-suicide. However, the twins’ family vehemently disputes this conclusion, arguing that the brothers had no history suggesting self-harm and had plans to fly to Boston just days before their tragic deaths. As the investigation unfolds, the family is calling for further inquiries into the true circumstances surrounding their passing, fueled by their belief that something more sinister may have occurred.
