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MARIANN LORENE BELAIR | Kansas Woman Gets Life In Prison After Two-Year-Old Son Fatally Shoots His Sister | A Bag Of Meth With Blood On It Was Discovered, Indicating Drug Use And Sales Around The Time Of The Shooting | ALS
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Mariann Lorene Belair, a 24-year-old Topeka, Kansas resident, was charged with first-degree murder in the commission of a felony and aggravated child endangerment after accidentally killing her 4-year-old daughter, Lawrencia Perez-Belair. Belair had left her Sig Sauer P226 9mm semi-automatic handgun on the couch while checking her diaper bag, and her two-year-old son shot her accidently. Jurors determined that Lawrencia died as a result of Belair's severe child endangerment, which involved leaving a loaded handgun accessible to small children. Belair was sentenced to life in prison with the chance of parole after 25 years for first-degree murder, plus six months for severe child endangerment. After being convicted, Belair claimed that her court-appointed attorney Nick David provided insufficient legal representation, and she was assigned KiAnn Caprice as her replacement. The case emphasizes the necessity of gun safety and parental responsibility, as well as the dangers of not storing firearms securely away from children.
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Mariann Lorene Belair. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). Topeka, KS. September 23, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.
Mariann Lorene
Belair, 24, of Topeka, Kansas, was sentenced to life in prison for
the murder of her four-year-old daughter, Lawrencia Perez-Belair,
which was deemed unfortunate. The incident occurred on October 14,
2023, when Belair's 2-year-old son inadvertently shot his sister with
a loaded revolver that Belair had left on the couch. Belair contacted
911 and was discovered cradling her daughter, who was pronounced dead
shortly thereafter. The medical examiner determined that Lawrencia
died from a gunshot wound that entered her lower right back and
exited through her left chest.
The investigation revealed
crucial evidence, including a 9mm handgun, blood in the living room,
and a bullet hole in a couch cushion. Additionally, a bag of
methamphetamine with blood on it was discovered, indicating drug use
and sales around the time of the shooting.
During the
trial, it was discovered that Belair had left the gun on the couch
while preoccupied by her children. Ring doorbell footage captured the
gunshot and following screaming, and Belair acknowledged to having
the revolver in her diaper bag.
Belair was found guilty of
first-degree murder and aggravated endangerment of a child, and she
was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after
25 years for murder and an extra six months for child
endangerment.
Mariann Lorene Belair's tragedy was
attributed to negligence rather than malicious intent. Belair stated
that she generally kept the gun in her diaper bag but had to verify
its contents before heading out for lunch. Distracted by her
children, she left the gun on the couch for over 10 minutes, allowing
her 2-year-old son to accidently fire the shot that killed her
sister. The prosecution claimed that Belair's conduct constituted
aggravated child endangerment, but the defense portrayed the
occurrence as a terrible accident, claiming that Belair did not want
to hurt her children.
Mariann Lorene Belair's case
demonstrated a pattern of negligence and risky behavior. Evidence at
the scene included a bag of methamphetamine laced with blood,
indicating drug use and sales in the home. The presence of narcotics
in conjunction with a loaded weapon indicates a pattern of risky
behavior. Belair admitted to keeping the gun in her diaper bag but
leaving it on the couch on the day of the incident, which resulted in
the fatal accident. Being preoccupied with her children also
contributed to her leaving the pistol out on the day of the shooting.
VIDEO: Topeka woman found guilty of murder, child endangerment | https://youtu.be/ffMRRl8Fce0
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