Yup....

Now we just have to wait for the next Stanzi, cASSHOLE, or Smith to be trotted in...

I saw some great throws by smith today. Manning hit his receivers deep in stride because completely beat the coverage, including the safeties. It takes a Kendrick Lewis life effort to get beat over the top that many times. This was 2002 defense bad. Unless you can see all 22, you don't know if smith could have led receivers or not, for all you know had smith lead receivers he might have been leading them into coverage.

he put it on the money today.

Those guys aren't perfect either. They miss throws all the time. But it's a lot easier to throw the ball to guys who are world class athletes.

wait..did someone get killed outside arrowhead?

OK, you win, he's just like Brady and Manning, except he can run too. We give our WRs a little stickum (well, a lot of it), and we can't be stopped.

Let's hope we get to Denver so we can rip Manning's heart out...

Good point, our WRs are anything but "world class"...

see i never said anything like that.

Yes, on Lot A. Happened near me.

OK, you win, he "put it on the money today"....

What happened, I just got home from the game.

I guess all that parking money can't even buy decent security...

guy died after getting caught breaking in someone's car and a fight or something happened.

thief died though

he did.

So some crack or methhead breaking in cars got his ass kicked and died? There is justice in this world after all.

I'm becoming skeptical of this.

Yep, it's bullshit. If you pay 30 ****ing dollars to park your car somewhere you shouldn't have to worry about it getting broken into.

yep if this is what happened i cant be too upset over it.

next time i go out at the lake im hitting you up. ive got quite q few friends out there. you will have to go have a few with us next time...

that's whats out there at the moment

so many cars and drunk people it would be hard to watch them all

That's what I'm skeptical too as well. Something out there doesn't add up. From the medical staff that said on the online news, there was no obvious signs of a struggle, assuming we take their word for it. So if there was no struggle, then something just all together doesn't add up.

He's the best. He's awesome. We should all go shopping and buy "Smith" jerseys..

again not what i said.

LOL, the guy my neighbor tailgates with had his grill stolen today. WOW!!!!

Well I'm getting my "Smith" jersey as soon as I can either way...

ok...

It's out there because that's how people have interpreted the police report, which is not at all definitive about what happened and is based on the word of the shooter or stabber or whatever happened. He's in custody with 2 others and I'm not sure can be considered credible at this point.

I don't know what happened, but the whole story seems a little odd to me.

it's the most logical guess at the moment. No one knows yet. Stupid people make stupid choices in desperate times. I'm not seeing much else that makes sense. He wasn't looking for a place to take a nap and wasn't stealing stuff to put food on the table for his kids. Addicts do some unexplainable and very stupid things to get their next fix

Crazy how there were to death both on December 1st this year and last year when Javon Belcher shot himself.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — One person was killed and three people taken into custody after an altercation Sunday in the parking lot of Arrowhead Stadium where the Kansas City Chiefs were inside playing the Denver Broncos.

Kansas City police spokesman Darin Snapp told The Associated Press that the incident was being treated as a homicide but that no arrests had been made. Snapp said the victim had returned to his vehicle to find a stranger inside it and a struggle ensued.

The victim, a man in his 20s, was found lying unconscious on the pavement, Snapp said. Paramedics began administering first aid before the man was transported to the hospital, where he died. His name was not immediately released.

"Talking to several witnesses that were out here in the parking lots, there was an individual who came back to his vehicle, saw someone inside the vehicle that did not belong. A struggle ensued between the two. That's when the individual collapsed," Snapp said.

Snapp said the man had his son with him when he returned to his vehicle and that the boy — whose age was not immediately known — had run for help when the struggle began.

Snapp said there were no obvious indications of how the man died.

"We don't know if the person had a health condition, had a heart attack. We don't know," Snapp said. "We're going to investigate this as a homicide until we hear differently. Right now it's a suspicious death but we are going to investigate it as a homicide."

Chiefs spokesman Ted Crews said the team is aware of the incident but cannot comment further because of the police investigation.

Flashing lights from ambulances and police cars were visible across the Arrowhead Stadium parking lot as cars tried to leave after the game.

The death came one year to the day after Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher killed his girlfriend, Kasandra Perkins, on Dec. 1, 2012, at a home not far from the stadium. Belcher then drove to the team's practice facility and committed suicide in front of then-coach Romeo Crennel and general manager Scott Pioli.

In September 2012, a gunman attacked a Kansas City Royals employee in the same parking lot, which services Kauffman Stadium as well. The gunman shot the employee once in the abdomen and then returned to his vehicle and committed suicide.

Snapp said police were speaking to several witnesses after Sunday's incident, and that three people had been taken to the Kansas City Police Department's headquarters for questioning.

"Everyone was very cooperative when we got here," he said. "Everyone that we believed was involved is still here and we're talking to them. Right now they're persons of interest. Like I said, until we find out exactly how this person passed away, we're going to investigate it as a homicide. They're not suspects right now until we find out exactly what happened."

I read on here the dead guy was shot and I've read stabbed. News and police report say no obvious cause of death but two people were found on the ground unconscious. Odd story.

i've put the stabbing or shooting possibilities out since they can't figure out anything to obvious how he died. The weirdness and unknowns and the fact the guy was trying to steal something out of or boost a car in a parking lot with all that security and traffic just makes one thing the only person stupid enough would have to be an addict. I agree, very odd

so the vehicle owner died? terrible... prayers to the family

I don't think that is a 'fact' that has been verified.

that would completely change the possibilities if not for sure. I guess I'm just hoping there isn't fans drunk enough that would allow a death to take place over something other than protecting their property.

wasn't expecting the owner being the victim. Wow

20 something years old and had a possible heart attack? that not likely…

Depends what kind of shape he was in. There was something about a guy getting restrained by a bouncer basically laying on top of him before the cops could get there a few years back. The guy died from trying to throw the security guy off of him.

Hell it could have been an asthma attack

Wow ... someone lost their life and you guys make jokes .. way to be classy guys .....

valid point

Every time I click on this thread the story has changed.

Aliens

It's the only logical explanation.

http://kctv.membercenter.worldnow.co...s-broncos-game


KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -
A man is dead following a struggle in an Arrowhead Stadium parking lot as the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos played each other.

Kansas City police Chief Darryl Forte called it a homicide in a tweet. Other police officials called it a death investigation.

Police officials said the struggle occurred in Lot A during the game. The man was rushed to an area hospital, where he died.

Three persons of interest are in custody. Police have not provided details on their connection to the death.

Officers were called to the scene at 5:20 p.m. The game started at 3:25 p.m.

Police sources tell KCTV5 that a man and his son had gone to their Jeep during the game. When they arrived, they found a man who they say they didn't know sitting inside the SUV. Detectives are working to determine whether the man had broken into the vehicle or was mistakenly in the wrong vehicle. An initial report from police said the man was rifling through the vehicle.

As the man and the Jeep owner began to fight, the owner's young son ran for help. The man who was found in the Jeep collapsed onto the pavement. He was rushed to the hospital, where he would die. The man was described as in his mid 20s.

Officers said they aren't aware of any other break-ins at Arrowhead on Sunday.

Kansas City police Officer Darrin Snapp said an autopsy will be key since the man wasn't stabbed or shot. Hospital officials didn't find signs of a significant struggle on his body.

"The main thing we're trying to figure out now is exactly how this person died. The hospital says there's no obvious signs of how he passed away, so we're still waiting on that. We're going to investigate it as a homicide until we find out exactly how the person died," Snapp said.

He also said that three are in custody as persons of interest and police are interviewing witnesses.

"Everyone was very cooperative when we got here," Snapp said. "Everyone that we believed was involved is still here and we're talking to them. Right now they're persons of interest. Like I said, until we find out exactly how this person passed away, we're going to investigate it as a homicide. They're not suspects right now until we find out exactly what happened."

Those parked nearby were stunned.

"More than anything it's just the fact that it happened so close to us makes it more into perspective than anything, but Arrowhead I don't think is the issue here. I think the fact that we live in a crazy, sick world is more the issue," Marcus Pitts said.

The man's death occurred exactly one year after Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher killed Kasandra Perkins, the mother of his infant daughter, and then drove to Arrowhead, where he killed himself in front of horrified team leaders.

KCTV5 is gathering more information. Refresh this page for updates.

Copyright 2013 KCTV (Meredith Corp.) All rights reserve


There's a Chrysler joke in there somewhere but most likely inappropriate timing

I'll bet $500 in casino cash that the NFL will not schedule us a home game on Dec. 1st next year.

Criminal broke into a car and when confronted, he died.

Said criminal has the best karma, ever.

alcohol poisoning?

Hard to argue with that. He made a choice to break into it and it sure as hell wasn't some poor soccer mom driving it that day!

We are seeking the truth! Sometimes a joke pops out.
You're new here, huh?

"There's a Chrysler joke in there somewhere but most likely inappropriate timing."

When police showed up and asked what happened, the owner of the JEEP replied, "it's a JEEP thing, you wouldn't understand."

Lmao yep

That dumb sob died trying to steal a Chrysler product and that alone shows he has shit for brains!

Since it's a Monday odds are in your favor

I wonder what he was trying to steal.

Zubaz chiefs pants?
Chiefs starter jacket?
Goatee and mustache grooming kit?

Maybe the Jeep owner was a ninja and was holding the heart over his head at the time.


And it's stupid to break into a Jeep. People who own Jeeps are much more likely to be in good physical condition, I bet. You should break into a minivan or a large American car, so any confrontations would be with morbidly obese parents or senior citizens.

Came out to go to the gym about an hour ago to find that my Jeep had been stolen overnight. I would very much like to kill whoever took it.

Damn....sorry dude. They do deserve death!

RIP Joey.

This is where I'm at.

Drunk guy climbs into random vehicle in stupor, gets found, dies of alcohol poisoning during struggle.

I realize the police have not released all of the details but, based on what they have released I have a problem with this thing being treated as a homicide. The guy was found in a vehicle that did not belong to him. There were no major wounds found on the body. There was no blood. And yet you automatically assume homicide? No blood but, it was probably a homicide. If there is not a lot more that isn't being released then that seems rather jacked up to me.

FWIW, KCTV5 reported this morning that the guy was severely beaten.

Every new report seems to change the story...

Now we're back where we started.

Yeah, it was a reporter still in the parking lot that said "severely beaten" and not someone official. They did show the Jeep and it has some hunting type stickers on it, probably killed him with a poisonous blow dart or something.

Meanwhile, an off duty KC police officer shot and killed a KC fireman who was celebrating his wedding reception at Power & Light over the weekend. Killa City.

"Uh... I just got in here by mistake... "

any death caused (or potentially caused) by another is going to be treated as a homicide until otherwise indicated. they have that obligation to the victim. And even if found justifiable, it is STILL a homicide.

Homicide just means the killing of a person, not whether it was criminal, justified, not justified, self defense, accidental, negligent, etc.

yes, that was my point. Unless they find evidence that it was suicide or natural causes they will treat every death as a homicide.

Yet there is zero evidence (that is being shared any way) to suggest he was killed. The coroner's initial report was a big question mark (which calls into question in my mind the reporter saying the guy was severely beaten). It could have been a drug issue or a heart condition. On the surface there is no evidence to suggest foul play.

810 Just said someone got murder outside Arrowhead
 

Disregard.

One reporter said he was beaten.

Aren't they now saying again it was the owner of the vehicle who has died now? There is so much confusion on this story. I wish they'd just get it right.

Yep, the fireman got into a fight, the off duty police officer tried to break it up, was attacked by the fireman and shot him in self defense.

Yeah, I heard the police officer was hospitalized with fractures to his face.

I'm still hoping for Peyton Manning

I addressed that in that very post.

All they've said is they don't know the cause of death. That doesn't mean they don't know it very likely had something to do with getting beat to a pulp.

Yep. I wonder if alcohol was involved?

I'm assuming yes, the fireman left his wedding reception and ended up getting into a fight with a cab driver.

Whoa, seriously?

My guess is that alcohol and/or drugs are involved in 90% of murders.

The other 10% are wrestling mishaps.