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Toxicology Reports Show Lethal Drug Levels in Kansas City Chiefs Fans Found Dead

Families demand further investigation into the deaths, suspecting more than accidental overdose.

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The attorney for a man questioned by police after the bodies of his three friends were found outside his home after they gathered to watch a football playoff game says his client had nothing to do with their deaths. Ricky Johnson, 38, David Harrington, 37, and Clayton McGeeney, 36, were found dead on Jan. 9 outside the man's house in a Kansas City suburb, the Kansas City Police Department reported.
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Overview

  • Toxicology reports reveal lethal levels of fentanyl, along with THC and cocaine, in the systems of three Kansas City Chiefs fans found dead.
  • Families of the deceased are pushing for a thorough investigation, suspecting foul play despite the presence of drugs.
  • The men were found frozen in a friend's backyard after attending a Kansas City Chiefs watch party.
  • Jordan Willis, the homeowner, has checked into rehab following the incident, as the investigation continues.
  • Police and the Platte County Prosecutor's Office remain in contact with the families, emphasizing the ongoing nature of the investigation.