Two men arrived for basement concrete job — prosecutors say only one left

- William T. Morrison, 62, has been charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action for allegedly killing his business partner, Johnathon Brown, in Kansas City, Missouri.
- Brown was reported missing on May 13, three days after he was last seen traveling to Morrison’s property to perform concrete work in the basement.
- Police discovered Brown’s body, which had a gunshot wound to the head, buried beneath a freshly poured concrete slab after cadaver dogs detected the odor of human remains.
- An employee told detectives that Morrison gave her two cellphones and instructed her to dispose of them following Brown’s disappearance.
- Morrison is currently being held without bond ahead of a court appearance scheduled for next week.
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