As one of the most bizarre and unusual cases we’ve seen in nearly eight years of doing this, another bizarre twist has emerged.
WAAY-TV reports that Georgia woman, Vera Mosley, took her daughters last week to the Dave & Buster’s restaurant where Sahel “Jenni” Kazemi worked. Kazemi made such a connection with the woman and her daughters that Kazemi posed for a picture with them.
And Kazemi confided in the woman regarding Kazemi’s relationship with former NFL quarterback Steve McNair.
“The very first thing you asked me,” the woman said, “‘Have you ever been in love?’ That’s exactly what she asked me. She said, ‘We have been on all kind of vacations.’ She said, ‘But lately he acts like he don’t wanna spend time with me, and . . . it’s killing me and I don’t know what to do.’ She knew that the relationship was ending.
“She was beautiful on the outside, but she was just dead on the inside.”
And this gets back to what has continued to bother us about this. Assuming (as it appears) that it really was a murder-suicide and given that Kazemi was burdening customers at her workplace with her troubles, how did no one who interacts with her on a regular basis notice that something was amiss?
