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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Crime stories with Nancy Grace. With three dead bodies just outside your window, how do you miss that? Of course, I'm talking about the three Kansas City Chiefs

fans found dead on the back porch and in the yard of friend Jordan Willis, but this morning a sobering thought.

Did the so-called friend, the homeowner, Jordan Willis, immediately pack up move out lawyer up and check into rehab as

part of an elaborate legal strategy to gain public sympathy and avoid potential jail time.

I'm Nancy Grace, this is Crime Stories. Thank you for being with us here at Crime Stories and on Serious

XM 111. Of course we are now learning that each of the victims out in the yard and on the friend's back porch in plain view from

inside had lethal doses of fentanyl and more in their system.

I'm talking about potentially three times a normal dosage or more. We have not seen the official toxicology report. We are getting this information from family.

Now again, no one has been named a POI person of interest or suspect in this case.

All the while the friend slash homeowner remains behind closed doors in an alleged rehab facility.

First of all, take a listen to this.

When Jordan Willis checked into rehab, family and close friends said he decided to tackle his addiction issue head on after the wake-up call he got when three friends died outside his house.

Retired NYPD Inspector Paul Morrow tells Fox News,

Willis checking into rehab could be a preemptive move to get a shorter sentence if he is charged

with a crime.

Early toxicology results indicate all three men found dead outside Jordan Willis's rented home had cocaine and fentanyl in their systems.

According to W-D-A-F, the families confirmed police have the initial

toxicology reports.

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