NFL quarterback Steve McNair and girlfriend Saleh Kazemi autopsy details were provided by Metro Nashville police on a press conference held this afternoon. McNair’s body and that of 20-year-old Saleh Kazemi were found in a Nashville condominium yesterday afternoon by resident Wayne Neely, a friend of McNair.

Police have officially termed McNair was a homicide victim. He was shot four times, twice in the chest and twice in the head. Kazemi suffered one gunshot to the side of her head.

McNair was found seated in a couch in the living room. Kazemi was lying dead on the floor near him. A semiauto pistol was found underneath her body. Evidence collected at the scene is consistent with the gun recovered. BATF is tracing ownership of the pistol.

Police have not characterized Kazemi’s death as suicide or anything else and do not expect to do so for several days.

There was no sign of forced entry into the apartment. Wayne Neely, who was leasing the apartment, found the bodies after he let himself in.

3 Possible Events That Could have Occurred on the Steve McNair Murder Suicide case:

McNair was murdered by Kazemi, who then turned the gun to her own head and pulled the trigger.
Kazemi used the gun found at the scene to kill McNair, but she was then murdered by a third party with a different gun who, obviously, fled.
Both McNair and Kazemi were murdered by a third party.

Meanwhile, the niece of Saleh Kazemi said that Kazemi had told her that McNair was in the process of divorcing his wife, Mechelle McNair, and that after the divorce was final, the two would move in together. McNair paid for a condo for Kazemi, and also brought her a Cadillac Escalade.

“All she was trying to do was have fun. Nothing else. I believe there is a third person involved,” the niece said in the interview.

McNair is survived by his four sons, Junior, Steve, Tyler, and Trenton, and his wife.