Tragedy struck a Kansas City neighborhood when three Chiefs fans were discovered frozen in their friend's snowy Missouri backyard after an NFL watch party in January. The victims, identified as David Harrington, Clayton McGeeney, and Ricky Johnson, were last seen alive watching the Chiefs play the Los Angeles Chargers before their untimely deaths.
Autopsies and toxicology reports revealed the presence of THC, cocaine, and lethal levels of fentanyl in their systems. While the police do not suspect foul play, family members are seeking answers and justice for their loved ones.
One of the victim's mothers, Jennifer Marquez, expressed frustration over the lack of information and called for accountability. She believes that the friend hosting the party, Jordan Willis, should face charges for his alleged role in the deaths.
Willis, who reportedly moved out of his home and checked into a rehab facility following the incident, has denied any involvement in the deaths. His attorney stated that there is no evidence linking him to the tragedy.
Despite ongoing investigations and speculation from the families, the police maintain that foul play is not suspected in the case. The families are considering wrongful death lawsuits as they continue to seek closure and answers.
As the community mourns the loss of these three individuals, the investigation remains active, with authorities working closely with the prosecutor's office to determine if any charges are warranted.
While the circumstances surrounding the deaths remain unclear, the families of the victims are determined to uncover the truth and hold those responsible accountable for the tragic loss of their loved ones.
