Jordan Willis and Ivory Carson are headed to trial for allegedly supplying drugs that led to the fatal overdoses of three Kansas City Chiefs fans.

After more than a year since three Kansas City Chiefs fans were found dead outside a Missouri home, a judge ruled the case will move forward to trial.

Willis, 39, and Carson, 42, face second-degree murder charges in the deaths of their friends who were discovered in the backyard of Willis’ rented home on Jan. 9, 2024.

Defense attorneys challenge evidence in murder case against Jordan Willis and Ivory Carson after three Kansas City Chiefs fans died of fentanyl and cocaine combined toxicity.

During his training camp opening press conference, Kansas City Chiefs President Mark Donovan reflected on the franchise's growth | @EdEastonJr

Friday morning brought some disappointment for Chiefs fans hoping to catch Day 4 of training camp. Just before the 9:15 a.m. practice was set to begin, the team pushed out an update through the Chiefs Mobile App, letting everyone know that the session at Missouri Western State University would be closed to the public.

Two Missouri men are facing murder charges following the death of three Kansas City Chiefs fans in January 2024.

Up the road in St. Joseph, Missouri — where the Kansas City Chiefs are conducting training camp at Missouri Western State University — our favorite NFL team is taking a day off from practice.

Thea Lawson, daughter of late Kansas City Chiefs superfan Peter Lawson, tells PEOPLE exclusively that she was surprised by the football team in London after they invited her to a fan event that turned out to be just for her.

Kansas City Chiefs fans have long known their team to be resilient. After narrowly missing out on a historic three-peat last season - derailed by a hard-fought loss to Jalen Hurts