5 Cities In Missouri Where Completely Insane People Were Born

After serving 21 years in jail for the murder of his wife, Blair went on a killing spree in an effort to "kill all prostitutes." He was charged with 8 counts of homicide, though 2 of them and the sexual assault charges were dropped. In the end, he was convicted of killing 6 victims.

Lundgren was born and raised in Independence as member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He was thought to have been abusive towards his wife and was dismissed by the church. He later founded his own cult in Ohio and convinced his members to brutally murder one of the families within the cult. This included not only the parents, but also their 15, 13 and 6-year old daughters.

James Earl Ray spent most of his childhood in Ewing, Missouri until joining the army during World War II. When he returned, he lived his life as a convict on the run, serving time and escaping prison by hiding in a bread truck. But what earned him his notoriety was when he was accused and convicted for the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.