Forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden assessed the deaths of three Kansas City Chiefs fans found in a frigid backyard.
He suggested that they may have taken something that made them pass out, leading to hypothermia and cardiac arrest.
Baden noted that toxicology tests will provide more information on whether drugs were involved.
He believes that drugs were likely the cause of the outdoor deaths.
Dr. Baden said, “It may be that all four of them took something that made them pass out. He [Willis] passed out indoors and slept it off. They passed out in the cold weather and snow, and within an hour, the body temperature would go down from 98 degrees to 80 degrees and the heart rhythm goes awry, and the person dies of a cardiac arrest. Because of hypothermia.”
“This may be just a recreational level, and they didn’t die of a drug overdose,” he continued.
“They may not have known what was in the material they were taking, and they got confused. They passed out. One passes out indoors and sleeps it off. All the others are outdoors and die of the cold,” added Baden.
“I’m sure the police already know. They were at the scene. They got information from the scene, what was used, I’m sure this Willis person is talking and cooperating with them [and is telling] what he knows. The police are looking for whoever supplied the drug, and when they find out, they’ll release the information. They know the cause of death. They know what the toxicology is by now,” he explained.
Meanwhile, a source close to Jordan Willis’ family stated that he has been “depressed” and “devastated” by the loss.
The fans were discovered after an NFL watch party, and experts have suggested fentanyl-laced drugs or K2 as possible causes.
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