I have been sleuthing vicariously through all of you since I discovered WS regarding the Coleman murders, then the McNair/Sahel murder/suicide, and currently the Billings (obviously). I had time to "cool off" before my account was activated and never submitted the post below. I just chalked my suspicions up to the late hour, but I have to admit when I have looked at the MS and/or FB accounts of some of the last arrested, I keep expecting to see Sahel's ex, Keith Norfleet, an aspiring rap singer, as a "friend" because the language, tastes, etc. are so similar. Also, comments on guns and cars remind me of the McNair/Sahel case. Some believe that the reason so much time elapsed between the discovery of their bodies by a roomate and his 911 call was that a substantial number of guns stored there were being removed.
In the wee hours of 7/13 my pondering was "like a fire shut up in my bones", so I wanted to register to ask aloud: FL LE is alluding to a story that is multi-state and like something from a movie script: could the perps and/or the Billings' auto biz be connected to McNair/Sahel. Kazemi "Jenny" Sahel, McNair's mistress, and her on again, off again ex-bf, Keith Norfleet, moved from FL to TN. She was making payments on a vehicle other than the one she co-purchased with McNair and was stressed out because a deal to sell it didn't pan out and she didn't know how she could pay on both. Around the same time she told her brother she didn't like being alone and they discussed the purchase of a gun. Finally, Wayne Coldiron lived in TN at one time. Absolutely bizarre deduction I know, but FL LE seems to think whatever has occurred in the Billings case is way out there, plus I have to confess, the final outcome of the McNair/Sahel investigation--murder/suicide rather than double homicide--still doesn't add up for me. I defer to the experience and wisdom of the forum membership.
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