About Us

Our Story...

Violence is everywhere and no one is immune from the horror! One story that clearly comes to mind occurred eleven years ago: January 29, 1999, in a quiet suburban neighborhood in Yorkshire, Virginia; where two teenager sisters, ages 14 and 16, were attacked in their home!

The sixteen year old sister, during an attempted rape, fought desperately to fight off her attacker. She lost the battle and was murdered, when the attacker pulled a knife and pierced her heart. The fourteen year old sister, upon arriving home two hours later, was met at her own back door by the murderer. Unsuspecting, she entered her home and upon finding her sister, was forced to the basement. She was raped, bound by her own shoelaces, strangled, both wrists cut, stabbed twice, and her throat repeatedly slashed, where she was left for dead.

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Meet Lorraine..

Lorraine Whoberry is a woman powerfully changed by God's grace and the precious blood of Jesus Christ.

In 2001, Lorraine began the S.T.A.C.I.E Foundation, In honor of Stacie and Kristie. The foundation offers "Impact of Victimization" Seminars to an audience of law enforcement, judges, prosecutors, attorneys, detectives political science students, and inmates, educating them on the "Impact of Victimization" and how victims and law enforcement can work together.

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Impact of Victimization

Since the brutal attack on her daughters in 1999, Lorraine decided to take a stand and make a difference. She has been vocal about her daughters' case and continues her victim advocacy. Detective Richard Leonard, the Master Detective assigned to the case, joins her. Together they present "The Impact of Victimization" seminars to victims, law enforcement agencies, victim witness programs, prosecuting and defense attorneys, universities (political science students) and inmates.

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