[airborne]

Norfleet tipped off a newspaper about McNair's connection to the driving under the influence charge, with the subject line, "Pretty interesting news about our golden boy McNair." "You would be pretty amazed at the fact of who he was actually with, which I really don't think his wife would like it too much either."

And what are the odds that the newspaper called McNair's wife for a comment?

I won't be too surprised if more details expose this guy as instigating and antagonizing an already ugly situation.

I feel sorry for the children of McNair, who will continue to suffer while the media exposes every dirty detail.

[john in springfield]

Hmmmmm.

[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

The most suspicious element of this event is that McNair's apartment roommate found the bodies and apparently called a friend and nobody notified the police for 40 minutes.

What had to be cleaned up in that apartment before notifying the police?

It was the morning of the 4th of July and plenty of police were mere moments away in downtown Nashville which has a police precinct on Broadway not far from the death scene and a high profile police presence downtown.

When asked by a reporter if there was any indication the bodies had been moved when police arrived to investigate, police spokesman Don Aaron said there was no indication the bodies had been moved.

When asked whether there was any indication any evidence had been moved, Aaron hesitated and declined to answer the question.

As to the issue of "dirty details" of Steve McNair's private life being revealed, there is a simple reply:

If your private life is not full of dirty details, there won't be much to talk about.

[BossLady]

Article on the crime scene -

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2287828/posts

[mbynack]

I’m thinking about having some business cards printed with my occupation listed as “Aspiring Rapper”.