The man who was falsely being accused of being part of a mass shooting during the 2024 Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade has been found dead. Denton Loudermill Jr., of Olathe, was briefly handcuffed but was never charged in the chaos that followed the deadly shooting. He later filed lawsuits against three Republican Missouri state senators and a Tennessee congressman who shared social media posts that falsely implicated him. Those cases were all dismissed, largely on jurisdictional issues.
A Kansas man who was falsely accused of being among the shooters who opened fire at a rally celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory last year has died, his attorney said. Denton Loudermill Jr., of Olathe, was briefly handcuffed but was never charged in the chaos that followed the deadly shooting. He later filed lawsuits against three Republican Missouri state senators and a Tennessee congressman who shared social media posts that falsely implicated him.
A Kansas man who was falsely accused of being among the shooters who opened fire at a rally celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs´ Super Bowl victory last year has died, his attorney said. Attorney LaRonna Lassiter Saunders confirmed Loudermill´s death in a statement Friday but gave no details on the circumstances. Loudermill was 49. "More details will be provided in time, but for now, we ask that you honor the family´s need for privacy as they come together to grieve this tremendous loss," she wrote.
