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Terry Anthony Blair, born on September 16, 1961, is an American serial killer who was convicted of the murders of seven women in Kansas City, Missouri. His heinous crimes, committed against women of various ages, left a dark mark on the community and highlighted the grave issue of serial violence in urban areas.

Blair's criminal activities came to the forefront when he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for six counts of first-degree murder. He is currently serving his sentence at Potosi Correctional Center in Missouri. This outcome followed a series of legal proceedings that detailed Blair's violent actions and their impact on the Kansas City community.

Earlier in his life, Blair was imprisoned for murdering his ex-girlfriend, who was also the mother of his children. He served 21 years of a 25-year prison sentence for this crime and was paroled in 2003. However, his release was followed by further criminal activities that led to his current life sentence.

Blair's victims were predominantly black women located near Prospect Avenue in Kansas City. Investigators believe that there may be additional unidentified victims, indicating the possibility of a broader pattern of violence that extends beyond the seven confirmed murders.

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Crimes

Below is the list of victims Terry Blair was convicted of killing:

• -Angela Monroe
  
• -Anna Ewing, 42, died on or before July 14, 2004, due to strangulation and a broken neck.
  
• -Patricia Wilson Butler, 58, died on or before September 2, 2004, due to strangulation
  
• -Sheliah McKinzie, 38, died on or before September 2, 2004, due to strangulation and a broken neck
  
• -Darci I. Williams, 25, died on or before September 4, 2004, due to strangulation and a broken neck
  
• -Carmen Hunt, 40, died on or before September 4, 2004, due to strangulation
  
• -Claudette Juniel, 31, died on or before September 4, 2004, due to strangulation and a broken neck
  
• -Blair was also accused in two other murders (Sandra Reed and Nellia Harris), an assault, and three rapes.

Trial and imprisonment

On October 15, 2004, Terry Blair was charged with eight counts of first-degree murder, one count of first-degree assault, and three counts of forcible rape.

Blair avoided the death penalty by agreeing to waive his right to a jury trial. He was sentenced to 25 years imprisonment for the murder of his first known victim, Angela Monroe. After being released early (after 21 years) he was convicted of killing six more women. For these additional six murders he was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole.

Blair is currently housed in the Potosi Correctional Center in Mineral Point, Missouri.

Some Crime Scene Pictures.

Sorry they are not very high resolution and not in a particular order but I have never been able to find any better quality pictures.

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Nice! Thanks!

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Originally Posted by NC

Suspect in slayings agrees to non-jury trial to avoid death

The Kansas City Star

February 1, 2008

Associated Press

Jackson County prosecutors again are making a deal with a suspected serial killer.

This time, the suspect is Terry Blair, who is being allowed to avoid the death penalty in exchange for him agreeing to be tried by a judge instead of a jury, The Kansas City Star reported on its Web site Friday.

Blair, 46, is charged with the 2004 slayings of six women, whose bodies were dumped in Kansas City neighborhoods frequented by drug addicts and prostitutes. His trial is scheduled to start March 10.

Jackson County Circuit Judge John O'Malley approved the agreement between Blair and prosecutors at a hearing. The agreement is similar to one allowed last year for Lorenzo Gilyard, who went on to be sentenced to life without parole for strangling six women in 1986 and 1987.

A spokesman for the Jackson County prosecutor's office did not immediately return an e-mail or phone message from The Associated Press on Friday.

Blair's attorneys had asked the judge to dismiss the murder charges or forbid the death penalty in the case, saying investigators' handling of the evidence had kept the defense from being able to do its job.

For example, they said videotape footage showing someone dumping one of the bodies sat for three years at FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., before they were able to look at it.

O'Malley denied the attorneys' requests at a hearing in September but scolded investigators.

The six slayings that Blair is accused of committing were connected by 911 calls to police that helped them locate the bodies in 2004.

Blair is charged with the deaths of Sheliah McKinzie, 38; Patricia Wilson Butler, 45; Darci I. Williams, 25; Anna Ewing, 42; Carmen Hunt, 40; and Claudette Juniel, 31. The women were all strangled.

Charges against Blair in two other slayings — those of victims Nellia Harris, 33, and Sandra Reed, 47 — were dismissed by O'Malley in October. Harris, unlike the other victims, was killed in 2003.

Blair was charged in McKinzie's death in September 2004 after semen left on the victim's body led investigators to link him to the crime. Three months later, charges were added in the other women's deaths.

At the time of his arrest, Blair was on parole after serving 21 years for the 1982 murder of Angela Monroe, his pregnant ex-girlfriend and the mother of two of his children.

Originally Posted by NC

Terry Blair avoids death penalty by agreeing to trial without jury

By Joe Lambe, The Kansas City Star

February 2, 2008

Jackson County prosecutors agreed today to no longer seek the death penalty against a man charged with murdering six women whose bodies were found along the Prospect Corridor.

As part of the deal, prosecutors also permanently dismissed charges for two other murders, three rapes and an assault.

In exchange, Terry A. Blair, 46, agreed to a non-jury trial before a judge.

At a hearing this morning, Jackson County judge John O’Malley approved the agreement, which is similar to that given last year to serial killer Lorenzo Gilyard.

Gilyard, also tried before O’Malley, was convicted last year of strangling six women in 1986 and 1987 and sentenced to life without parole.

Based on DNA evidence, Gilyard was originally charged with murdering 13 women but prosecutors elected to try only seven cases. O’Malley found there was not enough evidence in one of those to convict.

Blair’s trial is scheduled to start March 10 on the six murders. All those cases were connected by 911 calls to police that helped them locate the bodies in the corridor between July and September of 2004.

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Nope, sorry but ugh,,, this dude is clearly not a serial killer! As you can see he doesn't meet the appropriate requirements of being a White male in the age range of 3 to 97 years old. Which if you've ever been to an American college, or if you've ever just watched American Television before. You would know that only those who meet these rigorous requirements are capable of being serial killers.

Ha! Just kidding friend! I just like poking fun at some of the "Politically Correct" nonsense out there. That somehow passes itself off as being facts these days ! But hey, thanks for posting this though, it's an interesting find. Also I noticed in one of your responses to another DocumentingReality member. You said that you were thinking of posting a few of these kinds of post every week or so. So let me just say that I hope you do, and I'll keep an eye out for them in the future.

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Thanks friend if people appreciate them I will happily share what I have, I will probably drop a fresh one tomorrow I just have to search and make sure I'm not reposting.

Glad you enjoyed the pics and read

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True that.

[Kerri]

Are you kidding me? Those pics were chilling to the bone. Great post nicely done!

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Originally Posted by Kerri ↗

Are you kidding me? Those pics were chilling to the bone. Great post nicely done!

Thanks glad you liked them.