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Investigators are reviewing clues in the cross-country road trip of a Canadian man that ended in his death. He didn't leave an explanation with anybody, didn't write a note, just left and ended up dead.

Blair Adams was a 31-year-old Canadian man. In 1996, he was found dead in Knoxville, Tennessee,

thousands of miles away from his home. He died from a blow to his stomach, most certainly caused by someone else.

Scattered around his body was almost $4,000 in cash in multiple currencies,

and $2,000 in gold and jewelry. In the days before his death, Adams demonstrated increasing

paranoia and thought someone was trying to kill him, but never said who or why. The events

leading up to his death made no sense at all.

Robert, Dennis, Blair Adams was born and raised in Surrey, British Columbia, on the west coast of Canada.

His friends and family said he was a friendly, optimistic young man.

He worked as a foreman at a construction company and seemed to enjoy his job.

But in early 1996, people close to him started seeing a change in his personality.

He had mood swings and bouts of anxiety. He was short-tempered. He wasn't sleeping. Adams was a recovering alcoholic, who attended

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