Upon toxicological examination, three Kansas City Chiefs fans discovered dead in a friend’s backyard had many drugs in their bodies.

Upon toxicological examination, three Kansas City Chiefs fans discovered dead in a friend’s backyard had many drugs in their bodies.

Relatives have provided further information on the unexplained deaths of three Kansas City Chiefs supporters,

according to reports.

On January 9, three men were discovered dead in front of a house in Kansas City, Missouri.

Three days earlier, David Harrington (37), Ricky Johnson (38), and Clayton McGeeney (36),

were last seen alive after visiting Jordan Willis’s rental house to watch the Chiefs play the LA Chargers.

Even though Willis was home those two days, he was notified by the police of their deaths.

When one of the men’s fiancées asked for a welfare check,

police were sent to the house and that’s when they found the deaths.

Willis said he was asleep for almost two days and didn’t know his pals were dead till the cops told him about the remains recovered in the garden.

Police thought a toxicology study would provide further insight into the victims’ deaths after sending each of the remains away.

Alex Caprariello of Newsnation stated on social media that he had been informed about the toxicology report’s early results by a family member.

“A family member, who asked to remain anonymous, tells me cocaine, fentanyl,

and THC showed up in the preliminary results,” the man claimed in a post on X,

formerly Twitter. According to the family source, fentanyl at level 10 is lethal. At level 30, the #KansasCity3 were.

He added, “This has now been backed up and confirmed by a second, separate family source,” in a follow-up post.

Additionally, the Kansas City Police have attested to their communication with the departed individuals’ families.

There are currently no intentions to disclose any more case specifics to the media,

nor have any been disclosed thus far. An ongoing death investigation is still ongoing in this instance,

a police spokesperson informed PEOPLE.

“Both KCPD Detectives and the Platte County Prosecutors Office have been in touch with the deceased men’s families and remain in contact with them as the investigation unfolds.”

Whether or whether narcotics played a role in the men’s demise is still up for debate.

‘No traces of evident foul play observed at or around the crime scene,’ according to police, is further confirmation.

UNILAD has requested additional information from Kansa City Police.

Willis reportedly made the decision to enter himself into rehab.

“Jordan realized he had an addiction problem after the shocking loss of three of his close friends under extremely tragic circumstances,” a source previously told fox News Digitial this week.

The specifics of Willis‘ addiction and the circumstances leading up to the terrible events were not further explained by the source.

“He immediately checked himself into rehab after vacating his home and putting his things into storage,” said a source.

 

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