Shocking case update from family of dead Chiefs fan.
In a chilling tragedy, three Chiefs fans froze to death outside a friend’s Missouri home last January.
Families break silence.
The families of David Harrington, Ricky Johnson, and Clayton McGeeney have spoken out after a recent update in the case.
Game night gone wrong.
David Harrington, 37, Ricky Johnson, 38, and Clayton McGeeney, 36, were found dead after a football game at Jordan Willis’s house.
Friends gathered at Jordan Willis’s house to watch a Chiefs game.
It was supposed to be a night of fun and camaraderie.
But after the game, the three men never made it back home.
In the early hours, their bodies were found in the backyard.
The cause of their freezing deaths remained a mystery.
Six months later, their families remain in the dark about the cause of their deaths.
Toxicology clues revealed.
Initial toxicology reports provide some clues, revealing substances in their systems.
According to FOX 4 Kansas City, the report showed fentanyl, cocaine, and THC in the victims.
The Kansas City Police Department obtained the early toxicology report.
“Our office finalized cause and manners of death for all three decedents,” stated the examiner’s office.
All three cases are under suppression and not open for public release.
“The autopsy reports were certified on January 31, 2024,” said Kelsie Gwartney of Forensic Medical of Kansas.
No foul play, say Police.
Police ruled out foul play initially, but families are skeptical.
David Harrington’s father, Jon, suspects foul play.
“There were four of you in the house, now three are dead, and you’re not. That doesn’t add up,” Jon stated.
Months of frustration have followed for the grieving families.
“My nephew and his friends died tragically, and nobody is held accountable,” Jim said.
“If your car blew up, they’d find out why. If a plane crashes, they find the black box,” he continued.
“But three dead men, and they do nothing? It seems they do nothing.”
Mother’s heartbreak revealed.
Jennifer Marquez, David’s mother, also expressed her frustration.
“I’ve had a hard time getting anyone to answer me,” Jennifer added.
This silence is deafening for the families seeking closure.
They demand transparency and accountability.
“We just want to know what happened,” Jon Harrington emphasized.
The tragic deaths of three friends haunt the Missouri community.
As the families await answers, the shadow of that fateful night lingers.
The case remains a painful mystery, with hope for resolution.
Until then, the memory of David, Ricky, and Clayton remains frozen in time.