Second man sentenced in racially-motivated murder
SPALDING COUNTY, Ga. - A Spalding County man will spend 20 years in prison for a racially motivated murder that happened more than 34 years ago.
Bill Moore pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and concealing the death of Timothy Coggins.
Coggins was killed in 1983.
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Investigators said he was stabbed and dragged behind a truck.
After serving his time, Moore will spend 10 years on probation.
In June, a Spalding County judge sentenced Frankie Gebhardt to life in prison for the murder.
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