Justice Sought for Slain Teen Blaise Conner as Family Demands Answers and Accountability

Jacksonville, Florida – The family of 17-year-old Blaise Conner is demanding justice after he was found shot dead in front of a church in the Murray Hill area. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has identified Blaise as the victim of the tragic incident that occurred on Tuesday night. Blaise’s uncle described him as a good young man, expressing the family’s desire to see those responsible for his death held accountable and put behind bars.

According to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, officers responded to reports of gunfire on Post Street at around 8:35 p.m. Upon arrival, they discovered Blaise Conner with multiple gunshot wounds. Tragically, the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department pronounced him dead at the scene. The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain unknown, as the JSO’s Homicide Unit and Crime Scene detectives continue their investigation.

Blaise’s sister, Chloe Conner, shared her devastation, stating, “I just miss my baby brother and can’t believe someone just took him like that from us like it was nothing.” Sara Mari Right, whose son was a good friend of Blaise, described them as “just normal kids.” She expressed her son’s deep sorrow over the loss of his friend.

As friends and family mourn the loss of Blaise, the community is urged to come forward with any information that may help in solving the case. Those with information are encouraged to contact the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office’s non-emergency number at 904-630-0500 or to remain anonymous, reach out to Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS. The family is seeking closure and justice for Blaise, hoping that his untimely death will not go unpunished.

The tragic death of Blaise Conner has left a profound impact on those who knew him, with many calling for answers and accountability in the wake of his senseless killing. As the investigation unfolds, the community stands in solidarity with the Conner family, hoping for a swift resolution to this heartbreaking case.