Two men have been charged in connection with the deaths of three Kansas City Chiefs fans who were found dead at a watch party in January of last year. Ivory Carson and Jordan Wills face charges including involuntary manslaughter and delivering a controlled substance in relation to the deaths of Ricky Johnson, Clayton McGeeney, and David Harrington, who all died of combined cocaine and fentanyl toxicity. Carson is already in custody, while Wills has agreed to surrender to authorities.
The investigation took 14 months to lead to charges, with authorities urging accountability for those who supply dangerous drugs like fentanyl. Witnesses reported seeing the victims consuming drugs at the watch party, where cocaine and fentanyl were found in the house. The case serves as a tragic reminder of the dangers of street drugs, with prosecutors emphasizing that suppliers will be held responsible for the harm they cause to communities.
The fiance of one of the victims discovered the bodies at the party after she couldn’t reach her partner and entered the house through a basement window. The investigation also revealed that the men had agreed to be supplied with drugs. The delay in bringing charges was attributed to the need to wrap up additional investigative work before proceeding.
The families of the victims expressed their grief and pain over the loss, with one niece mentioning Johnson’s big plans for his daughters that will now go unfulfilled. Prosecutors and police vowed to continue pursuing accountability for those involved in the distribution of dangerous drugs like fentanyl.
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