Paula Levine

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Here's what we'd learned about Rashawn.

He had a series of conflicts with Brian.

He would have known the hurricane's practice schedule and what time Brian would arrive home.

And teammates said he owned a gun.

No one could vouch for where he was at the time that Brian was killed.

And he'd called a friend reportedly asking for money to get out of town.

When we finally reviewed Rashawn's phone records, we noticed the call logs were only from the number activated that afternoon and nothing from before.

When we asked the state attorney's office about that omission, they declined to provide any information.

On the call logs we did have, we saw that he'd made or received 56 calls after Brian died.

Four of those calls were with Trish Morgan, who was friends with both Rashawn and Brian.

Five were with his family back in Lake City.

Eight were with his teammate Bruce Johnson.

And 16 were with Sherry.

But there's one notable gap in Rashawn's call log.

For one hour, between 6.40 and 7.40 p.m., there were no calls in or out.

The one hour all night that Rashawn's phone wasn't active?

was the time of Brian's murder.

According to the police report, there were no eyewitnesses to the shooting.

No murder weapon was ever found.