Missouri Sex
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Information
Name:       Smith Nmn Alexis
(First Middle Last)
Date of Birth:       12/19/1951
Smith Nmn Alexis
Compliant

Tier Level  3


Offense Information
Offense Listing
City, State
County
Date
Forc Rape-inj/wep->1prsn/vic<12 * Kansas City, MO Jackson 03/04/2004
Incest * Kansas City, MO Jackson 03/04/2004
Forcible Rape - Forcible Compulsion * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2002
Child Molest-2nd Degree * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2002
Forcible Rape - Forcible Compulsion * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/19/2002
Forcible Sodomy-dev Sexual Int * Kansas City, MO Jackson 05/12/1998
Forc Rape-inj/wep->1prsn/vic<12 * Kansas City, MO Jackson 05/12/1998
Forc Sodomy-w Wpn Or Inj * Kansas City, MO Jackson 05/12/1998
Statutory Rape-1st Degre * Kansas City, MO Jackson 05/12/1998


Conviction / Plea Information
Offense Listing
City, State
County
Date
Forc Rape-inj/wep->1prsn/vic<12 * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2005
Incest * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2005
Forcible Rape - Forcible Compulsion * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2005
Child Molest-2nd Degree * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2005
Forcible Rape - Forcible Compulsion * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2005
Forcible Sodomy-dev Sexual Int * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2005
Forc Rape-inj/wep->1prsn/vic<12 * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2005
Forc Sodomy-w Wpn Or Inj * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2005
Statutory Rape-1st Degre * Kansas City, MO Jackson 10/26/2005


Victim Information
Offense Listing
Victim Gender
Victim Age
Forc Rape-inj/wep->1prsn/vic<12 *
  • Female
  • 17
Incest *
  • Female
  • 17
Forcible Rape - Forcible Compulsion *
  • Female
  • 16
Child Molest-2nd Degree *
  • Female
  • 16
Forcible Rape - Forcible Compulsion *
  • Female
  • 16
Forcible Sodomy-dev Sexual Int *
  • Female
  • 12 - 16
Forc Rape-inj/wep->1prsn/vic<12 *
  • Female
  • 12
Forc Sodomy-w Wpn Or Inj *
  • Female
  • 12
Statutory Rape-1st Degre *
  • Female
  • 12
* This link reflects the current statute and due to continuous legislative changes, may not be indicative of the statute at the time the offender was convicted.