Kansas man who was falsely accused of being a shooter after Chiefs’ 2024 Super Bowl win has died
- Denton Loudermill Jr. From Olathe, Kansas, was falsely accused of being a shooter after the 2024 Super Bowl win of the Kansas City Chiefs.
- Loudermill filed lawsuits against politicians who shared posts falsely implicating him, but the cases were dismissed largely on jurisdictional issues.
- Loudermill's attorney vowed to continue fighting to clear his name after his death, stating he should not have been burdened with stress caused by the false accusations.
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Man falsely accused of shooting at Chiefs Super Bowl parade dead at 49
A man who was falsely accused of firing gunshots at the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade in February 2024 has died, his attorney said in a statement released Friday on social media.
Man wrongly accused in Chiefs parade shooting found dead
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WDAF) -- An Olathe, Kansas man who was wrongly accused of being a "shooter" and "illegal alien" at the Chiefs Super Bowl rally in 2024 has died. Attorney Arthur Benson confirmed to Nexstar's FOX4 that Denton Loudermill Jr. was found dead Friday morning by his family. No cause of death has been released at this time. The deadly shooting at the Chiefs Super Bowl rally occurred on February 14, 2024. Republican Rep. Tim Burchett po…
Kansas man wrongly accused in Chiefs parade shooting found dead
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WDAF) -- An Olathe, Kansas man who was wrongly accused of being a "shooter" and "illegal alien" at the Chiefs Super Bowl rally in 2024 has died. Attorney Arthur Benson confirmed to Nexstar's FOX4 that Denton Loudermill Jr. was found dead Friday morning by his family. No cause of death has been released at this time. The deadly shooting at the Chiefs Super Bowl rally occurred on February 14, 2024. Republican Rep. Tim Burchett po…
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