Three men, Ricky Johnson (38), Clayton McGeeney (36), and David Harrington (37), were found dead two days after attending a watch party for the Kansas City Chiefs game on January 7. The bodies were discovered outside their friend Jordan Willis’ home in Kansas City. The Kansas City Police Department is currently awaiting the results of toxicology reports to determine the cause of death.
A fifth individual who was present at the watch party provided new information about the final hours of the deceased men. According to this person, Willis and the three men were still awake when he left the house on the night of January 7. However, he clarified that he was not the last person to see the men alive.
Attorneys representing Willis and the families of the deceased have shared conflicting accounts of the events leading up to the deaths. While some claim that Willis went to sleep while the others were still awake, others argue that there are inconsistencies in the stories provided.
The families of Johnson, McGeeney, and Harrington have expressed doubts about the official police narrative, calling for a more thorough investigation into their loved ones’ deaths. They question how the men could have frozen to death in the backyard and suspect foul play, suggesting that they may have been drugged or poisoned.
Willis, who is a data scientist at a nonprofit organization, has cooperated with the police investigation and is not considered a suspect. He has since moved out of his rental home and taken a leave of absence from his job due to the media attention surrounding the case.
The Kansas City Police Department has emphasized that the deaths are not being treated as homicides. However, the families of the deceased are seeking answers and have hired attorneys to advocate for a more comprehensive investigation.
As the investigation continues, friends, family, and the community are left searching for answers and mourning the untimely deaths of these three men.
