Timothy Coggins’ Family Agreed to Bill Moore’s Plea Deal Before He Was Sentenced CNN reported he appeared in court in a wheelchair. The defense argued that Gebhardt and Moore are so old and feeble, they would be no danger to the community and should get bond, but the judge disagreed, according to WSB-TV. The board has absolute discretion to determine if and when Moore can be paroled from prison, Hayes said. Moore’s criminal history includes several felony convictions in the 1990s. The board would also consider his criminal history. Parole board guidelines recommend he serve at least 65%, or 13 years, Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles spokesman Steve Hayes told CNN. Moore would be eligible for parole, according to state law, after serving 80 months of the 20-year sentence. A jury convicted Gebhardt of malice murder, felony murder, aggravated battery, aggravated assault and concealing the death of another. Moore took a plea deal and was sentenced to 20 years in prison for manslaughter. was facing the same charges as his brother-in-law, Frank Gebhardt, who took his case to a jury trial and was sentenced to life in prison. Moore has an extensive criminal history, including multiple five-year prison stints and a year in prison for escape.īill Moore Sr. Georgia Bureau of PrisonsBill Moore Sr.’s prison record
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