Three Kansas City Chiefs fans were found dead earlier this month.
The bodies of David Harrington, Clayton McGeeney, and Ricky Johnson were found on January 9.
They were discovered two days after they gathered at their friend Jordan Willis’ house to watch a Kansas City Chiefs game.
A shocking discovery
The Kansas City Police Department previously confirmed that a fiancé of one of the men went to look for him.
She immediately called the police when she saw him, discovering his dead body on Willis’ back porch.
Family members later revealed that it was McGeeney’s fiancé who made the discovery.
Police told PEOPLE that after responding to her call, they confirmed they found a dead body.
“Upon further investigation, officers located two other dead bodies in the backyard,” a KCPD spokesperson said.
The department went on to say that there have not been any arrests or charges in this case.
The resident of the home was also said to be “cooperative with detectives the day the deceased were discovered.”
Foul play?
Attorney John Picerno, who is representing Willis, previously told PEOPLE in a statement that his client “is unaware of how his friends died.”
He went on to say that he is “anxiously awaiting the results of the autopsy and toxicology report.”
An investigation into the deaths is ongoing, and the cause of death will be determined by the medical examiner.
The Kansas City Police Department reiterated this past weekend that there are still no signs of foul play.
“This still remains a death investigation and nothing more,” Alayna Gonzalez, a spokeswoman for the Kansas City Police Department, revealed in a statement.
She continued, “We still have no evidence or indication of foul play, no one is in police custody.”
The toxicology reports
According to FOX 4 Kansas City, The Kansas City Police Department obtained the toxicology report for the three victims.
The reports are said to have shown that there were “several” substances in their bodies.
Similarly, TMZ also reported that the results disclosed that traces of cocaine and fentanyl were found.
In response to these reports, Harrington’s parents have now spoken out to NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo.
What the parents had to say…
“What matters is that he didn’t take that to die,” she told Cuomo. “It just means that there’s more to the story, there’s more to it than just that.”
“If he took the drugs on his own, he took them to get high,” she continued.
The grieving mother added that her stepson “wasn’t a drug addict or anything like that,” and suggested that David may have taken the substance as a result of “peer pressure.”
Her husband, Jon, went on to add that the toxicology does not explain how their loved one and his friends were discovered frozen after visiting Willis’ residence.
“Somebody gave them something that would kill them,” he insisted.
Theresa reiterated that she believes it’s telling that the authorities said that the investigation is ongoing after initially ruling out anything suspicious.
“We keep getting answers that [police] are still investigating, so there’s something there that they’re saying, ‘Maybe that’s not right,'” she said.
Johnson was reportedly planning on seeing his youngest daughter the weekend after his mother’s birthday, “which she was very, very happy about,” Chester says.
“She’s always saying, ‘Grandma, I miss my dad,'” the mom explains.
“Then she’ll see something on TV [and say] ‘There’s my dad.’ And that’s so heartbreaking,” she continued.
Johnson absolutely “loved spending time” with his three “beautiful” daughters, according to his mom.
“He would’ve done anything for his girls,” she adds.
In addition to being a father of three, Johnson was also a loving brother, uncle and friend.
Chester says she misses “his smile and his hug” the most, adding, “You knew he loved you when he hugged you, and he had the prettiest smile.”
Johnson was also a fan of “every sport” imaginable.
“It wasn’t just the Chiefs football,” his mom says of his fandom. “It was every sport.”
Johnson’s family is still looking for answers after the three bodies were found at Willis’ home.
Johnson’s brother, Jonathan Price, doesn’t see, to believe that there was no foul play.
“The facts don’t add up,” he insisted in an interview with PEOPLE.
The causes of death for the three men have yet to be revealed as we await the autopsies and toxicology reports.