After 3 Kansas City Chiefs’ Fans Are Found Frozen To Death In Friend’s Yard, Fentanyl Traces Are Found In Their Bodies

Three Kansas City Chiefs fans, David Harrington, Clayton McGeeney and Ricky Johnson, were found dead at a friend’s, Jordan Willis, home on January 9.

The three men were first discovered by April Mahoney, fiancée of McGeeney. The men first came to Willis’ home on January 7 to watch a Chiefs game. Reports say Mahoney went to Willis’ residence to search for McGeeney after not hearing from him in those two days.

After banging on the front door for ten minutes with no answer, Mahoney broke into the home. From an upstairs window, she saw the frozen body of Harrington seated in a chair and called the police. When police arrived, Willis answered the door in his underwear and holding a glass of wine.

According to a medical examiner’s report, traces of cocaine and fentanyl were found in all three men, leading to their deaths. Willis, an HIV research scientist, claimed he was asleep for 48 hours and did not know his friends were outside.

The Kansas City Police Department stated there were no signs of foul play at the crime scene. However, members of the deceased’s families say there is more they are not being told.

Since the deaths of the three men, Willis has reportedly checked himself into a rehab center. Investigation into the case is still ongoing. KCPD says they are not treating it as a homicide.