Despite the lack of definitive autopsy results, certain medical experts suggest that the fatalities of these three young men might be linked to the ingestion of opioid-like substances, whether intentional or unintentional.
From Radar Online:
Police found David Harrington, 37, Clayton McGeeney, 36, and Ricky Johnson, 38, frozen on the back porch of their pal Jordan Willis' Northland residence on Jan. 9 after McGeeney's fiancée requested a welfare check.
Strangely, their cars were still parked out front and it is unclear why three friends were outside.
Willis, an HIV scientist, said he had nothing to do with their deaths and explained that he never left the house during that two-day time frame before they were discovered.
Willis' attorney, John Picerno, said his client had been sleeping near a loud fan and didn't notice a message from a friend's loved one until after being contacted by KCPD.
A fifth friend was there that night and shared via his attorney, Andrew Talge, that Willis and the three victims were watching Jeopardy! when he left around midnight.
Picerno acknowledged the report and said that fifth friend "left maybe an hour or two before the other three," adding that "Jordan is not exactly sure of that time period."
No arrests have been made nor charges filed. The Kansas City Police Department said "no foul play" has been "observed or suspected," but families of the three friends are demanding answers with Johnson's grieving brother stating the facts just "don't add up."
The notion that their deaths are linked to drugs is just that—a theory. However, what is undeniably clear is that the circumstances s urrounding this case are peculiar and undeniably suspicious.
We anticipate the timely release of autopsy results to shed light on these mysteries and provide more concrete answers to the questions at hand.
