March 2025
The family of twin brothers mysteriously found dead on a Georgia mountain continues to dispute the Georgia Bureau of Investigation’s claim that their deaths resulted from a murder-suicide. We will demand a proper, wider investigation.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is assisting the town’s County Sheriff’s Office with the death investigation. Nineteen year-old twins Qaadir Malik Lewis and Naazir Rahim Lewis, both 19, of Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, Georgia were found dead by hikers – in an area they had apparently not visited before. They had been planning to fly to Boston.
Both men were found with gunshot wounds. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation released information claiming its preliminary investigation reveals the deaths to possibly be a murder suicide. The claim of a murder/suicide has sparked understandable outrage and shock in the community and wider audiences.
Action: To take this action, please fill in your name in the fields below, and your name will be added to our letter to Special Agent Williams and the FBI. We will share your name – but not your email address – on the letter. We never share your email address.
Our letter to the investigating officer (or contact him yourself – details below) and the FBI demanding a proper investigation into the deaths will ask for an apology to the distraught family: the early suicide/murder suggestion is not looking likely to the family and others. We will ask for the FBI to be involved, specifically that their Hate Crimes experts investigate any and all hate crime angles. Additionally a firefighter has been charged with circulating photos of the deceased young men, and we will demand they are fully investigated, any links they have to hate groups pursued fully, and that this be treated by the FBI as a potential hate crime.
FYI – Special Agent in Charge Kim Williams
kim.williams@gbi.ga.gov