Qaadir Lewis and Naazir Lewis, 19-year-old twins, are scheduled to catch a 7 a.m. flight to Boston from Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport on Friday, March 7. They take an Uber from their home in Lawrenceville to the airport but arrive late and miss their flight.

Twenty-nine hours later, just after 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 8, two hikers at the summit of Bell Mountain find the twins dead, both with gunshot wounds. Bell Mountain sits 90 miles from their Lawrenceville home. The family says the twins were not hikers and had never been to Bell Mountain.

Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss a case with more twists and turns than the roads that lead to Bell Mountain. Did the Lewis twins enter into a murder-suicide pact, as some investigators suggest? And why was a volunteer firefighter arrested after being one of the first on the scene when the bodies were found?

Transcribe Highlights

00:00.00 Introduction

02:42.78 Bell Mountain, 36o degree view

06:09.83 10 minute hike, half mile hike to summit

11:06.77 Lake Lanier area, where Ozark was filmed

15:11.39 Volunteer fireman took pictures of the twins and posted online

25:36.67 Gunfire related murder/suicide

30:39.13 Evidence on body can determine range of fire

35:19.02 Family says the twins hate to spend money on gas
Conclusion

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