After finding her sister dead in her bedroom, Kristie
was forced to the basement, bound with her own shoelaces, raped,
strangled, wrists cut, stabbed, and her throat severely slashed.
She was left for dead. No Witnesses – or so he thought – Kristie
survived! It's only by God's grace and glory that we can share
our story. May it bring you peace, hope and comfort through
our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. read
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Stacie and Kristie’s mother,
Lorraine Reed (left),
decided to take a stand. After the brutal attacks of
Stacie and Kristie, Lorraine founded the S.T.A.C.I.E. Foundation.
She implemented changes in the death notification and the response
to victims in Prince William County by speaking about her daughters’
case. Detective Richard Leonard, the master detective assigned
to this case, joined her. Together they offer seminars on, “The
Impact of Victimization” to victims, law enforcement agencies,
victim witness programs, commonwealth’s attorneys, universities
(political science) and inmates. We’ve been dealt a life sentence.
Now we must choose how to live it.
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We extend this offer to all interested agen cies.
We deliver a powerful message to show how victims and law enforcement
can work together to educate and share the changes that have
been implemented that have and will continue to benefit other
victims.
Says Lorraine , “Little did I know that morning when I dropped
Stacie off at school that our life, as we knew it, would forever
be changed because of one person’s jealously and rage. As
a victim, we found changes needed to be made where victims
are concerned. We automatically assumed we would be included
in every aspect. Not so! However, we took the time to find
out why. In our search for justice, we not only found most
of our answers, but we’ve met some extraordinary people and
learned there are those willing to become involved and make
a difference.
The past ten years have been painful for us, but knowing how
hard my girls fought for their lives has given me the courage
to remain focused and positive to work hard for the justice
these girls deserve, as does every victim. By reaching out
to others, we continue to find hope and healing. If we’ve
helped one victim we’ve succeeded in our journey. However,
our journey doesn’t end here. We need your help! This is why
we offer this seminar.
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