A family wants research in the deaths of brothers twin Little Malik and Nazir Rahim Lewis to continue. Mountaineers found 19-year-old men in the mountains in the mountains in their bodies. The initial theory murder was committed suicide. But their loved ones say they didn't know that it matches the twins of the twins.

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Details Details of Georgian brothers' death

Qaadir Malik and Naazir Rahim Lewis had flights to Boston March 7th. There was no light airport if they had visited, but physical entries were reported in their wallets, According to the Georgian Research Office.

The day their bodies were lost on March 8 and at 11:05 days, the location was Bell Mountain in Hiawassee. That's 90 kilometers from Lawrenceville. Researchers have launched the theory of murder suicide at the forefront. Twin brothers died for gun wounds. The 19-year-olds are full of autopsy, but the medical examiner has not reported any official death causes. The additional tests are still waiting. A statement of GBI says, "Death is active and continuous investigation."

Family wants researchers to dig deeper

As mentioned, loved ones from Qaadir Malik and Naazir Rahim Lewis are not buying a killing suicide plot. Their uncle, Rahim Brawner, He said that Wxia Bell Mountain and Hiawassee were not known for sites. "How ended in the mountains" Brawner told the outlet. In addition, in terms of the theory of murder suicide, they told uncle "He knew it was not true immediately."

"They are very protective from each other. They love each other," Rahim Brawner said. "They are distinctive. I couldn't imagine because you didn't hurt me from them into a fistfight."

Their aunt, Yasmine and Samira Brawner agrees. In addition to the support system, you believe that the twin brothers didn't do anything like that. They had their intentions to own their clothing line.

"This was told each other? No. Something happened in those mountains, and we want answers," added Yasmine.

On March 16, their sister, Kai'ree PowellHe shared a touching tribute to his memories and experiences growing with his twin brothers. "Some of my dark days were bright light and some of my biggest differences were. They will live forever in my hearts and hearts of families," Powell wrote, e! News.