NASHVILLE (LALATE) – The Sahel Kazemi Steve McNair case will not be reopened, has ruled a Grand Jury. Sahel Kazemi (pictures below) was not McNair’s killer claimed a private investigator Vincent Hill. But days ago , the Grand Jury was not impressed by Hill’s “findings”, nor was local law enforcement, ruling the case should remain closed.

The Grand Jury ruled information presented about Kazemi did not warrant a reopening of the case.

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“The grand jury was asked to hear information to reopen the Steve McNair case. Mr. Hill wanted to present this information, though he declined to ask for an indictment. He shared with the committee his views of the case but lacked evidence to support his views. Questions raised by Mr. Hill were cleared by evidence gathered by the Metro Police Department. The panel felt that this was a case that should not be heard by the other members of the Grand Jury.”

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Sergeant Pat Postiglione told News Channel 5 that Hill “was completely unchallenged. Just went out there and gave his theories about what happened and why it happened. Trying to come across as some sort of expert and it’s offensive to be honest with you.”

Hill, who has a self published book, is trying to promote the book while asking for a Grand Jury investigation. Yet Davidson County District Attorney Torry Johnson says Hill’s theories are not supported by fact.

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“As far as I know he’s never viewed one crime scene photo. He’s got a lot to say about the crime scene, but he’s never viewed the first photo” said the Sergeant.