Steve McNair Death Probe: CBS Finds "Inconsistencies" And "Doubts"

CBS News:

The death of former NFL quarterback Steve McNair shocked people in Nashville and around the country.

His body was found, along with that of his alleged girlfriend, at a home he shared with her.

Read the whole story: CBS News

Comments

[RationalDubSteppa]

I can't believe people actually think that she didn't do it... LOL!

Trace amounts of GSR were found on her left hand and none on McNair. End of story. And for all of those people that say that 5 gunshots would leave more than just a trace amount of GSR, they have to realise that GSR is hard to test for it it has been contaminated with other elements like water or blood. Plus there were no signs of struggle on either of them and the stippling on here chest is indicative of a close gunshot wound.

Jeez... We really do have a problem with Science education in America.

[AfroLatina21]

There are no inconsiste­ncies...th­e police just released the text messages which back up their theory and evidence and also they have security video from a nearby business which shows no suspicious activity at McNair's condo.

[horsey]

cosign

[TN]

I just told a friend last week, that it was suspicious how quickly Metro wrapped up the investigation, 2 days.

My friend suggested they were doing that to take time to catch the real k i l l e r.

[horsey]

the article said 4 days of intensive investigation. where did you get two days? thin air?

[Deadra Martin]

omg! I told my girlfriends that the gun shots to the head and chest didn't make sense.... they told me that I watch to much csi... how ya like me now.. but, I hope that the young lady's family and friends can find some comfort and also mr. mcnair's family also and maybe one day they will find out who did it

[horsey]

the girl did it. get out of your fantasy world, the facts support it.

[RationalDubSteppa]

Your friends were right... you watch too much CSI. All of the SCIENTIFIC evidence points to here. Just be glad we still live in a country where science is considered evidence and some lame brained CBS reporter trying to play Sherlock.