Brother of Chiefs fan found 'frozen to death' seeks answers after cops reveal unusual positions of bodies

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KANSAS, MISSOURI: The brother of one of the deceased Chiefs fans, discovered 'frozen to death,' is actively seeking answers and expressing concerns about the unusual body positions of the victims. 

In the case of David Harrington, 37, Ricky Johnson, 38, and Clayton McGeeney, 36, who were found lifeless in their friend Jordan Willis's Kansas City, Missouri backyard almost three weeks ago, no arrests have been made by the police, and the medical examiner has yet to disclose the cause of death. 

Amidst the ongoing investigation, Jonathan Price, the brother of Ricky Johnson, is making his discoveries, including the revelation that one of the men was found on the back porch, separate from the others.

What did Ricky Johnson's brother Jonathan Price claim?

Jonathan Price, the brother of the deceased Ricky Johnson, has begun asserting his position after the Kansas City Police Department stated that there is no evidence of foul play. Price is urging them to clarify their understanding of the events. 

As reported by Daily Mail, Price said, "'I'm not affirming or denying the presence of a crime, but if there is no immediate suspicion of foul play, then there should be a narrative, an explanation to provide the families. The absence of any information is perplexing and doesn't make sense."

He continued, “It's the same every day with the lack of answers and the inability to truly mourn without any cause.”

He emphasized, “I want to be involved more. My mother and Ricky's father want to be involved more and we're not just getting answers from the investigation.”

Additionally, Price criticized the explanations provided by Jordan Willis, stating that his narrative kept changing, “I don't care who you are or where you live if it's snowing outside you are looking outside to see how bad it's getting."

He added, “It doesn't matter if you work from home, you've got to leave sometime, and from his lawyer we don't know if he left or not because he started out saying he left the home sporadically throughout the day and then another one where he was home for 50 hours.”

He continued, “I don't speculate on what my brother has done in the past, I just know he was a good man, He loved his daughters to death he absolutely had future plans to be a father to them for the rest of their lives and he absolutely wouldn’t jeopardize that As a brother I’m looking at everything”

He concluded, “'David was found in a lawn chair on the back porch rather than all three laying flat which paints a picture we didn't have from the beginning.”

What were Jordan Willis's statements?

Jordan Willis, 38, an accomplished HIV researcher and protein scientist residing in Kansas City, Missouri, at NW 83rd Terrace, claimed in interviews that his two pit bull mixes, Sadie and Daisy, were the lights of his life.

Following the Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers game on January 7, the men did not return home or reach out to their families, and Willis failed to inform anyone about their whereabouts or the events that transpired.

Despite attempts by the victims' families to contact Willis through visits, calls, and Facebook messages over two days, he did not respond.

In the initial stages of the investigation, Willis asserted that he did not know about the death of his three close friends. He mentioned leaving them downstairs and going to sleep.

Ultimately, the fiancee of one of the men entered the house through the basement, discovering the first body in the backyard. She then contacted the police, who arrived to find Willis in his underwear holding a wine glass, with the other two bodies also located in the backyard.