The Georgia family wants to answer the 19 -year -old twins that were found dead in Bergen

A family is looking for answers after two brothers were found dead on a Georgia mountain.

The remains of Lawreceville -zwillingen Qaadir Malik Lewis and Naazir Rahim Lewis, both 19, were discovered on March 8 by hikers on the top of the Bell Mountain in Hiawassee, Georgia, the press release announced in a press release.

The hikers made the discovery and contacted the Towns County 911 Center around 11:05 a.m. local time, with the office of the Sheriff of the Towns County from the GBI.

According to a preliminary investigation, the authorities believe that the teenagers found with gunshot wounds – died of the consequences of a “murder self -murder”, whereby autopsies outstanding and continuously an examination according to the press release.

The twins’ family was shocked by the discovery, and relatives said Georgia NBC partner Wxia that they thought that the teenagers visited friends in Boston at that time.

According to the outlet, family members said that the siblings booked a flight to Boston to Boston on March 7 – 24 hours before they were discovered in an area that they believe that Qaadir and Naazir have never been visited before.

The flight tickets were found in their wallets, added family members.

“We want to answer, we want to know exactly what happened to the twins,” said Samira Brawner, the twins aunt, opposite Wxia.

“They protect each other very much. They love each other, ”added her uncle Rahim Brawner. “They are inseparable. I couldn’t imagine that they injured each other because I never saw them in a fist fight before. ”

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Samira said the place where the teenagers were – about 90 miles from Lawreceville – was one that they had “never heard of”.

“How did you get in the mountains? You don’t hike out there, you have never been out there, ”she continued. “You don’t know anything about Hiawassee, Georgia, … How did you land there exactly?”

A GBI spokesman announced the People on Sunday, March 16, that an autopsy has been completed and official results assume additional forensic tests.

Another aunt, Yasmine Brawner, said to Wxia that her nephews had a “large support system”. She said she thinks “something happened in these mountains”.

Since then, Yasmine has launched a Gofundme campaign for her funeral and commemorative costs. With regard to reports on murder self-murder, she wrote that they “wouldn’t do that”.

“They came from a family of love, and twins wanted so much for their future that they had dreams of founding their own clothing line,” continued Yasmine.

“Unfortunately, something happened on Bell Mountain that ended the life of 19 year old Qaadir and Naazir, which needs to be examined further. We need their support to share their history,” she added.