Nancy Grace

So he saw the bodies and then passed back out.

You know, to Dr. Heidi Green, joining me, clinical psychologist, trauma specialist, author of The Path to Self-Love and World Domination, drheidigreen.com.

Dr. Heidi, so now we're getting a spin on that and now telling what it's going to morph into by the time this goes to trial.

So, Jonathan Price, brace yourself.

So Derek Smith is spinning it out.

You know, like Rumpelstiltskin would take that nasty hay out of the barn and spin it into gold.

He is now hypothesizing that the defendant, one of the two arrested in the death of three people that were left to freeze out in the yard, one on his porch, is that he came to from his deep sleep.

You know, I'll throw in sleeping beauty there.

He came to, saw the dead body of his friend, and then passed out.

Dr. Heidi Green, psychologically speaking, that seems very unlikely to me.

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According to his lawyer and his family, reportedly, Jordan Willis never expected to actually be charged, much less with upgraded charges.

This is what we know.

Felony murder charges against two defendants, three bodies in the backyard, including on the porch.

They didn't notice?

They had nothing to do with it?

Those charges were upgraded to felony murder, and there was a hot fight contesting those charges.

But as for now, they're sticking, and the state will proceed.

Three longtime friends found unresponsive in the backyard of Willis' Kansas City home after a football watch party.

This is what we know.