What You Need To Know About The Case Of The Three Frozen-To-Death Chiefs Fans

The host of the gathering, Jordan Willis, reportedly told family members that his friends "froze to death." However, the exact cause of their deaths remains unknown. The Kansas City Police Department has stated that the case is not being investigated as a homicide, and they do not anticipate releasing any additional information until the findings of the medical examiner are available.

The results of the men's toxicology reports are expected to take 6 to 8 weeks to process, and their full autopsy reports will not be released for another 10 to 12 weeks. Experts have suggested that a drug laced with fentanyl or a drug like K2, which can be mistaken for marijuana and cause an overheating sensation, may have contributed to their deaths. The autopsies have already been carried out, and two of the men have been cremated.

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There have been discrepancies in the accounts of what happened leading up to the discovery of the bodies. Willis' attorney, John Picerno, initially stated that there were only four men in the house that night, but later corrected himself, saying that a fifth man had watched the game with them. This fifth man, who has not been named, has hired a criminal defense attorney and claims that he was not the last person to see the men alive.

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Family members became concerned when their loved ones did not return home or show up for work the day after the watch party. Johnson's father, Rickie Johnson Sr., said that his family worked to find the address where his son watched the game after he failed to show up for work. McGeeney's fiancée went to Willis' residence and discovered one of the men's bodies on the back porch. The police were called, and two more bodies were found in the backyard. There were no obvious signs of foul play at the scene.

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The families of the deceased have raised suspicions about Willis' involvement in their deaths. Johnson's mother, Norma Chester, believes that Willis may have concocted something and given it to the men. Harrington's father also suspects that Willis played a part in the deaths, stating that he doesn't believe anything Willis' attorney says. However, Willis' attorney has called these theories "ridiculous" and stated that there is no evidence of animosity between Willis and his friends.

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Willis, a scientist with a Ph.D. in chemical and physical Biology, works at the IAVI Neutralizing Antibody Center in Kansas City. He has received recognition for his contributions to HIV vaccine development. Willis' attorney confirmed that he is taking a leave of absence from his work in light of the recent events.

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The investigation into the deaths is ongoing, and the families are anxiously awaiting the results of the toxicology reports and the full autopsy reports. They hope to find answers about what happened to their loved ones and whether Willis played any role in their deaths.