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Following the discovery of three Kansas City Chiefs fans dead in their friend's garden, two days after they were last seen alive, new footage of the scene outside the residence has surfaced.
On January 9, neighbor Ashton Brady took the video. He made an appearance on Banfield | NewsNation, telling Ashleigh Banfield and NewsNation's National Correspondent Alex Caprariello that while he was getting ready for bed, he saw a woman approaching from behind the house across the street from Jordan Willis, who seemed to be in trouble. An ambulance and several police cars arrived on the scene in a matter of minutes.
On January 7, Ricky Johnson, 38, David Harrington, 37, and Clayton McGeeney, 36, got together at Willis' house to watch the Kansas City Chiefs face the Los Angeles Chargers in the season's penultimate game.
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Clayton McGeeney, David Harrington and Ricky Johnson had gathered at Willis' home that night (Facebook)However, the trio never returned home. McGeeney's fiancé went to the residence two nights later in search of him. After finding the corpses in Mr. Willis' backyard, she dialed 911. Mr. Brady recorded the event and showed Mr. Willis being questioned by police while arrested on his front porch.
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“Bro, what is going on right now,” Mr Brady is heard exclaiming on the video. “What is going on right now?? Dude, domestic violence is crazy. Yo, everybody be nice to one another, c’mon now. What is going on?”
The trio appeared to freeze to death (News Nation)Brady added that he eventually went to bed and believed it to be some kind of domestic argument. He didn't learn the details of what had happened until the following day. “The police searched the house, went to the backyards, everything, and I had no idea what had happened,” Brady said. “The next morning I saw the news. I just was kind of in disbelief... I watched that happen.”
Although the cause of death is still unknown, authorities say they don't believe foul play was involved. The males are thought to have perished from hypothermia as a result of below-freezing conditions in Kansas City. Some people have theorized that drinking or drugs may have contributed to their demise. A toxicological report is being awaited by authorities.
Jordan Willis' homeWillis's lawyer, John Picerno, asserted that his client did not realize his friends' bodies had been outside his house for two days because he fell asleep after saying goodbye to his friends
According to Picerno, Willis is devastated by the men's deaths, which appear to have been caused by hypothermia. Last week, Picerno disclosed that on the evening of January 7, along with Willis and the other three guys, there was a fifth friend.
Unknown to the public, the man arrived at his house ahead of McGeeney, Harrington, and Johnson, and departed at midnight. According to Andrew Talge, the man's lawyer, the other four men were still alive and watching Jeopardy! when he departed.