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Voice Of McNair's Mistress Heard In Previous 911 Call

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The 911 call that summoned police to the McNair murder scene is still off limits, but NewsChannel5 found a call, dated this past Janurary, from Sahel Kazemi about her then boyfriend.

On January 13, 2009 Kazemi calmly called Metro Police and claimed an argument with her live-in boyfriend, Keith Norfleet, had gotten out of hand.

"My boyfriend just threw my phone right in my face, and he's going crazy, and I don't want him here," said Kazemi during the 911 call.

Kazemi filed a police report, claiming simple assault, but no charges.

"He threw your phone at you, and he just," said 911 operator.

"In my face, yes," said Kazemi. 

"And what else - Did he hit you? Has he assaulted you?" said 911 operator.

"I'm sorry?" said Kazemi.

"Has he assaulted you in any way? I mean, besides throwing the phone at you - Has he hit your or anything like that?" said 911 operator.

"No, he just threw a phone in my face," said Kazemi. 

"Ok. What's your name, ma'am?" said 911 operator.

"Jenny," said Kazemi.

Friends knew her as Jenny. Loved ones knew Kazemi as a high energy young lady, who'd found the love of her life.

"She was so happy. She say, 'my dream come true.' you know? 'he [McNair] really loves me' and stuff," said Sahel Kazemi's nephew Farzin Abdi.

Abdi was in Nashville to claim her things and he said the woman, who'd just turned 20, often worked two or three restaurant jobs at a time.

Kazemi was excited, he said, to be earning her own money and maintaining her own apartment.

Abdi claimed that independence was attractive to McNair.

The semi automatic pistol Kazemi bought was found in his Nashville condo on July 4 under the body of Kazemi.

"She never knew how to shoot a gun," said Abdi.

Loved ones are skeptical she pulled the trigger.