Witness to 2000 post-Super Bowl stabbings found slain

DECATUR - A witness to a fatal Atlanta street brawl that led to murder charges against Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis was found shot to death in his DeKalb County apartment. <br> <br> LeMeitrice Twitty, 29, was a friend of Richard Lollar and Jacinth Baker, who were stabbed to death early Jan. 31, 2000, after a Super Bowl party at a nearby Buckhead nightclub. All three were from Akron, Ohio, but lived in metro Atlanta. <br> <br> Lewis pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of obstruction of police officers in exchange for his testimony against two co-defendants, who were acquitted in the slayings of Lollar and Baker. <br> <br> Twitty, a barber like his boyhood friend Lollar, was found shot six times Tuesday. No suspects have been arrested. <br> <br> During the 2000 trial, Twitty and three other Akron-born friends testified about the confusing fight, although Twitty&#39;s testimony shed little light on it. He said he had not seen the killings and did not know at the time that his friends had been stabbed. <br> <br> Minutes after the killing, Twitty was driving a vehicle from which someone fired several shots at Lewis&#39; rented Lincoln Navigator limousine. A flat tire caused by one of the bullets led police to locate the limo.