a mother of three kansas city chiefs Fans were found frozen to death in their friend’s snowy Missouri backyard after an NFL watch party in January He said “some charges” have been filed in his son’s death, though police have said they do not suspect foul play. Is.
“No information has been released, although police are still working on the case from my understanding,” Jennifer Marquez, the mother of 37-year-old David Harrington, told Fox News Digital. “Of course, any family would be disappointed. We were warned it would take a while, but it’s very difficult not having any information.”
Harrington; Clayton McGeeney, 36; And Ricky Johnson, 38, was found frozen and dead in the backyard of his longtime friend Jordan Willis. Kansas City On January 9, two days after they were last seen indoors the Chiefs played the Los Angeles Chargers.
A representative from Frontier Forensics Midwest LLC told Fox News Digital that their autopsy and toxicology report Was completed in “late January”. Preliminary results were shared verbally with the men’s family members by Kansas City Police Department detectives in early February. Lethal levels of THC, cocaine and fentanyl were reportedly found in his system, Fox News Digital previously reported,
“I wish that the person or persons responsible for providing the substances that caused the deaths of Ricky, Clayton and my son David are brought to justice,” Marquez said Thursday.
David Harrington, Clayton McGinty and Ricky Johnson were found dead outside their friend’s Kansas City, Missouri home on January 9. (Ricky Johnson/Facebook)
The bereaved mother continued, “I believe Jordan still has a lot to answer for – I believe there should be some charges.” “If you’re having a party and serving too much alcohol and someone runs away from your house and vandalizes and kills themselves or others, you can be charged with excessive serving of alcohol,” she said. There was a party and three people died – he should be charged.”
“Jordan is just living his life while the rest of us suffer the loss of family members,” he said. “Had his computer checked to see if he had been on it at any time in the two days he did not respond… and never contacted family or men’s friends or even his work Had no message been received or anything? You would think that her work would be checked so that she would not be left behind or in trouble and it would be proven that she lied about not knowing (the men were dead or Were dying in his backyard).”
He said, “Figure it all out where he won’t be in trouble.”
Earlier, Willis’ lawyer said so his client was sleeping with curtains closed and noise-canceling headphones for most of the two days between reportedly seeing three people outside his front door and the discovery of their bodies on his property two days later.
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Jordan Willis, a 38-year-old HIV scientist, checked himself into a rehabilitation facility on January 9 after three of his friends were found dead in his backyard. (GitHub)
According to a source close to him, Willis moved out of his home on Northwest 83rd Terrace, moved his belongings into storage and checked into a rehabilitation facility shortly after his friends’ deaths. Fox News Digital was first told,
On Friday, that source said Marquez’s comments were “just more speculation on the part of upset parents looking to point fingers” and “were not based on any proven facts.”
“The families deserve answers and we all share our frustration at how long it is taking for everyone to get answers,” the source said. “I understand that they have suffered great loss – however, at this point there has been no evidence presented that would indicate that Jordan was in any way responsible for the deaths of his friends, or that he knew that they He was dead… before the police arrived.”
“Even if he logged into his computer or even if he was up for a while… it doesn’t mean he knew they were outside, especially not on a day when it was snowing heavily,” He continued.
The source said that “it is unacceptable for the families to continue to speculate publicly without the facts from the police department,” and that they “need to accept the possibility that their sons participated in behavior that cost them their lives.” “
The source also said that Willis has not returned to work as a data scientist at HIV research group IAVI.
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An exterior view of the backyard and porch of Jordan Willis’ home in Kansas City, Missouri on January 26. The bodies of three of Willis’s friends – Ricky Johnson, Clayton McGeeney and David Harrington – were found in Willis’ backyard on January 9, two days after attending a Kansas City Chiefs watch party at one of his homes. (DWS for Fox News Digital)
Earlier this week, Sergeant Phil DiMartino of the Kansas City Police Department told Fox News Digital that there was “no update at this time” on the investigation into his death. The department still does not suspect any foul play in the men’s deaths, and previously said they were “100 percent not being investigated as homicides.”
“Investigators are continuing to follow up on all leads,” DiMartino said. “Our agency remains in contact and continues to work with the Platte County Prosecutor’s Office to review any applicable charges.”
The official also said that “the results of the autopsy report are not publicly available in an ongoing investigation.”
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Family and friends of, from left, Clayton McGeeney, David Harrington and Ricky Johnson are demanding answers after three people died in freezing temperatures outside their friend’s Kansas City, Missouri home. (Facebook)
Johnson’s father, Ricky Johnson Sr., told Fox News Digital that the Kansas City Police Department has turned his son’s case over to them. drug task force,
“I think they need to arrest that guy (Willis) and talk to him,” the elder Johnson said Thursday. “My lawyer asked me to give (the police) more time to complete the investigation – (I am) not happy but I will wait a little more.”
Fox 4 also reported that the attorney for Alex Lee, a fifth man who spent time with the men at Willis’ home during his final hours, was contacted by the prosecutor’s office in the case.
In the months since the men’s bodies were discovered, their loved ones have come forward with the theory that Willis played an active role in their demise.
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John Harington is depicted on the left with his son David. In response to preliminary toxicology findings that showed cocaine and fentanyl in Johnson, McGinty and Harrington’s systems, the elder Harrington told News Nation that “someone had given them something that would kill them.” (John Harrington)
All three families are considering wrongful death lawsuitsFox News Digital reported earlier.
First, Harrington’s father told Fox News Digital That he and his son’s mother were “convinced that Jordan Willis played a role in this somehow” and that they “just didn’t know until now.”
Johnson’s mother previously told Fox News Digital that she feared Willis had “made something up and passed it on to all three people”, while the 38-year-old’s father said he “(believes Willis ) drugged them, dragged them outside and waited for two days to call the police.”
A source close to Willis told Fox News Digital that he is “looking forward to the opportunity to be able to clear his name.”
