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Andrew Collins
45
Bonnie CircleEllabell,
GA
31308
Victim
Impact
Statement
-
Defendant
William
Moore
CRl5-1131
-
Jl
January
9,2017
The
Honorable
Judge James
Bass133
Montgomery
StreetSavannah,
GA
31401Dear Judge Bass,
My
name
is
Andrew Collins my
sister is
Mandi
Kaiser,
who
was murdered on Feb,
18th
2015
by
the hands
of
a
coward,
Willie
Moore.
So here
we
are
today
giving
our
statement on
how
this
has
impacted
our
life.
It's
very simple; this
has
impacted every single
part of mine,
and
my
family'slife.
I
mean
every single
part. Of
course
the most obvious
is
I
am
now
without
a
sister,
my
parents
without
a
daughter,
and
my
nieces
without
a
mother
and a
lifile
boy
without
hisgrandmother.
Our
family
used
to reach out
to
people
in
need and
try
and
help whenever
necessary
to
complete
strangers.
No
one
was
ever
turned away
from my
parents or
my
house.
Now that's
not the
case.
I
have
no
trust in
people anymore, we learned the
hardest
way possible
about
wolf
in
sheep's
clothing.
My
trust in
people,
my religious beliefs,
and
my
everyday
life
destroyed
in
an instance.
When we lost
Mandi,
we not
only
lost her, but we also lost
my
sisters 2
youngest
daughters,
who
have been
with
us
almost
all
there,
life,
now
we
get
them
a
couple
weeks
aye;ar.
My
mother
lost
her best
friend,
and
my
father lost his baby
girl.
The effects
of
all this
will
be
felt
forever.
It
will
never be
forgotten, things
will
never
be
back
to how
they
used
to
be
when
Mandi
was
with
us,
all
due
to the
horrific
act
of
a
heartless
coward.
My life
will
never
be
the
same,
I
will
never
trust
any
strangers
again,
I
will
always
be
looking
for
the
worst
in
someone, and
I
will
always
be
looking
over
my
shoulder.
That's
no way
to
havelo
live,
but
that's how
it
is
now
thanks
to
Willie.
He
took
more than
a
life
when
he
murdered
mv
sister; he changed
mine
and
my
families'
whole
life
forever.
With all
that
being
said,
when
William
is begging
for
the
courts
mercy,I
hope
you
have none.He
showed none
while
he was
brutally
beating
my
sister
to
death
and
left
her
to lay
there
like
she
was
nothing.
He
left
her
lying
in
the
house
for my
mother
to
find.
I
would
also
like
to
request
he
have
the
very
minimum
amenities
allowed
when
he goes
to
prison. No
intemet
access,
veryminimum visitation,
whatever
can be done
to
make
the rest
of
his
days
the
worst
he's ever
experienced.
No
sentence
will
be
acceptable
to
me
for
what
heos
done,
I
just
hope whatever
isdecided he gets
no pleasure
in
it
for
the rest
of
his miserable
life.
Sincerely,
Andrew
Collins
 
Karen
Collins
45
Bonnie CircleEllabell,
GA
31308
678-727-82s5Karen.collinsS
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Victim
Impact
Statement
-
Defendant
William
Moore
CRl5-1131
-
J1
January
9,2017
The Honorable
Judge James Bass133
Montgomery
StreetSavannah,
GA
31401
Dear
Judge Bass,
My
name
is
Karen Collins.
I
am
the mother
of
Mandi Kaiser
On behalf
of
the
family
I
would
like
to
thank
the
jury
for their
decision
to convict this
monster
of
murdering
Mandi.
We
all
are
given
choices
to
make
in this
life
and
William
Moore took
the
evil
choice
and
murdered
a
precious person
who
is mourned
every
second
of
every day.
How
do
I
know
this? The Jury returned
a
verdict
of guilty.
The facts
of
the
case
were proven beyond
a
reasonable
doubt
and
William
Moore
was
found
guilty
of
the heinous
murder of
our precious
Mandi
We feel pain
down to
the
very
core
of our
souls.
A
pain that
will
never go away.On
February
18,2015I
had
no idea that
my
world
would
stand
still
when Breanna called me
at
work
in
a
panic
because
she
could
not get her
mom to
answer
the phone
or
her door
as
Breanna
was
pounding
on the
door. I
told
her
to call
the
police
and
I
was on
my
way.
What we
found
when the
police
and
the
owner of
the apartment unlocked the door was
soul
shattering
and
heartbreaking pain. There
my
daughter
lay
dead
all
alone.
The day we
found
her
body
on the
floor
there were
so
many emotions
going
through
me
that
I
couldn't
begin
to explain how
I
felt.
I
do not
recall my
immediate
reaction.
The
only thing
I
can
remember
is
staring
at
her
lifeless body.
I
kept
telling
myself
it
wasn't
real, but when we
viewed
her
body
at
the
funeral
home, the
finality
hit
me
and
more
of my
heart
broke
away.
I
have
noidea what was said
at
her
funeral
service
due
to
being
in
a state
of
shock.
I
cannot
even
remember the
four hour ride to
Cherokee
County.
Every
morning
I
wake
up
thinking
that
it
was
all
a
dream,
but
a
fresh wave
of
tears
is always
my morning
greeting
as
reality
hits me
and takes
my
breath away.Oh,
how Mandi loved
her
children
and
her grandson.
Everything in her
life
was
about the
children. Her
girls
and
her grandson were her
whole
world
and
she
loved
each
of
them
with
a
love
beyond any other.
Now, Amie
and
Evelyn
will
not
have
their mother
when they go
on
their
first
date,
their
first
love, their
first
prom,
graduation,
their wedding or
any other happy occasion
in their lives.
All
they
will
have is
a
picture.
 
Mandi
was
with
Breanna
in
the operating room when Brayden was born. The
look of love
on her
face was
priceless.
A
love
for
Breanna
and
for
Brayden. Breanna
felt
so safe
with
her
mom
being
with
her.
Mandi
was
so
very proud when
she
became
a
grandmother.
She
called Brayden
"Gammy's
Fatty
Man."
She
was
so
in
awe
of him from
the day he was
born.
We
have
a
pictureof Mandi in
the
sitting room
and
Brayden
looks at
it
and says,
"Gam Gam."
He
looks
for
hisGam Gam every day. Brayden
likes to call
people on
the
phone
and he
will
cry
because he
wants
to call
his Gam Gam. He is
not old
enough
to know why
she
is
not
around anymore.
Brayden
will
look
at
her
picture
and say,
'oH"y, GamGam, where
are
you?"
When
Mandi loved
she
loved
with
her
whole
heart. Her heart was
for helping
people.
I
have
seen
her give the coat
she
was wearing
to
a
pregnant woman
who
had
no coat
and
it
was
below
fteezing outside.
Mandi
did not
hesitate,
she
just
pulled
off
her coat
and
put
it
on the
woman.
She
has gone
out
of
her
way to track
down
two
of
her friends that were homeless
and one
was being
abused.
Mandi found both of
them
and
took
them home to
their families.
It
didn't
stop
there,
she
would call
and
check on
both of
the women
to
make
sure
they were
ok. Mandi
loved people nomatter who they
were.
She
was
very excited
about getting ready
to enroll
in
college
to nnisn
nernursing
degree,
a
degree
that no longer
will
be.
The doctors have diagnosed me
with
PTSD,
depression, and
anxiety
due
to
the murder
of
my
daughter.
Seeing
Mandi lying
on that
floor
is
an image
that
will
be
forever
etched
into my mind.
I
am
now
seeing
a
therapist
for
grief
counseling along
with
a
therapist
to
help
me cope
with
thetrauma
and
shock
from
losing Mandi.
I
cannot
sleep
much
at
nighf
and
when
I
do
I
have
nightmares.
Nightmares of
hearing
Mandi
screaming
for
help and
I
can't
get to
her
or
I
cannot
find
her.
Nightmares that
someone
is
following
me
and
I
cannot get away no matter
how
hard
I
try
and
then
I
turn into
Mandi
and she
is
being
strangled
and
fighting
foiher
life,
a
life
that
ends.
Ifiave
a
college
degree and
had
a
career
teaching
children
for
over twenty
years.
I
haven,t
been
able to
work
due
to
the
fact
I
cannot concentrate on much
of anything.
IVty
mind
wanders to the
point
that sometimes
I
am
just
sitting
and staring
at
the
walls.
I
have
no
idea where
I
go
to, but
I
do not
know what
is
going
on around me when
I
blank out
like
that.
There
have been
times when
I
have even
driven through
a
red
light while driving
down the road
due
to
the fact that
mv mind
went somewhere
else and
I
was
not
seeing
what
was
going on around
me.
I
used
to
be
a
very trusting
person, but
not
anymore.
I
spend
most of my time
at
home
due
to thefact
I
do not
trust
anyone that
I
do
not know.
People
ruy that
I
have changed
and
that
I
am
not theperson
I
used
to
be.
Grieving for
the loss
of
a
child
is
one
of
the most
lidchanging
and
soulchanging experiences
a
parent faces.
I
have
changed and even
I
have
to
get
ur"d
to
the
new
person
that
I
have become.
I
am no
longer
a
people person.
I
am
extrem"ly hyp.r-uigilant
when
I
am
around
others
waiting to
see
if
they
are
going
to
hurt me
or
someone else.
Anxiety
attacks
hit
me
if
I
am
around
a
group
of
people
or
if
I
am
somewhere
that
is extremely loud.
My
newnormal
is
knowing
I
will
NEVER
get over
this loss....
Not in
a
day
or
u
rr1illion
years.
My
husband and
I
have
lost our only
daughter,
Andrew
lost
his
sister,
Amy
lost
a
sister-in-law,
the
girls
lost
their
mother, Brayden
has
lost his grandmother, aunts
and
uncles lost
a
niece, andmany many people lost
a
friend.
At
her
funeral
they
had
to
open up three
rooms
just
to hoid
everyone
who
came
to pay
their
respects
to Mandi.
That
told
us
a
iot
how
Mandi's life
had
impacted everyone that ever
had the
privilege
of knowing
her.
By William
Moore's
thoughtless

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