Shocking allegations of 'The Chemist' emerges in the Kansas City Chiefs watch party tragedy

The aftermath of the tragic deaths of Ricky Johnson, David Harrington, and Clayton McGeeney, who were found in the backyard of Jordan Willis‘s home following a Kansas City Chiefs watch party, has taken a startling turn. A cousin of one of the victims has come forward, alleging that Jordan Willis, an HIV scientist, was known for supplying drugs and was referred to as "the chemist" by his friends.

Allegations of drug distribution

The cousin claimed that Willis was notorious for creating and distributing drug cocktails, even before he became a professional scientist. He stated, “Jordan is somebody that is known from high school as, like, creating drugs for people to make them feel better in certain situations. OK, well, you wanna do this? I’m gonna make this for you, I’m gonna make this for you and handing them out.”

Speculations and investigation

Though the cousin alleged that the deaths were a result of a "bad batch of drugs," the police have not confirmed whether the deaths were drug-related. Moreover, there has been no mention of the specific types of drugs the group may have been using. Additionally, it's important to note that Jordan has not been legally accused of any wrongdoing.

Rehabilitation and speculations

In response to the tragedy, Willis voluntarily checked himself into rehab, acknowledging his struggle with addiction. A source close to the family revealed that he recognized his problem and immediately sought help. However, the nature of his addiction issues remains undisclosed.