On October 7th, 2012 my life as I knew it changed forever. My son William Klick was murdered in the city of Rochester, NY. His estranged wife Kathryn Makoroff lured him & drove him to Copely Street in the city where he was shot 4 times He died instantly. His story was featured on the show The First 48. To watch the full episode go to http://www.aetv.com/shows/the-first-48/season-14/episode-27

    My son Will had his issues. He had problems with addiction. It was a long journey but I never gave up on him. He was turning his life around. He went back to school to get a degree in Mechanical Drafting & stopped using. His then wife, racked up a lot of credit card debt & then they separated. He then found out that she put an ad of Craigslist to be a "call girl" & was at a hotel in Henrietta with a new man, her pimp, Jeffrey Blount.

     Will was to the point now where he started using again & went to the hotel where she was. Her pimp found out that he was there talking to her. She texted him back & told him not to leave, that she'd be right down & they would get some drugs for him. They got into a car & drove to the city. Little did Will know, that he was going to be dead in 20 minutes.

      Kathryn's actions have destroyed my life. In February 2014 my younger son James (Fat's, Will's brother) took his own life. The main reason was the loss of his only brother. Both of my boys are gone. My life will never ever be the same. My heart is broken. There are days, I can't even get out of bed. I am constantly depressed & everyday life is hard to go thru without my boys. Jeffrey Blount was sentenced to 44yrs. Kathryn was sentenced to 4-12yrs. The reason for such a low sentence was because she was offered a plea deal, for her testimony in Blunt's trail. She should serve every last day her sentence because if it weren't for her actions my son would still be here.

    Granted, my son had the disease of addiction that he had to battle every day but nobody deserves to be murdered. Will was a loving person, with a big heart. He loved with his heart on his sleeve. He would give you the shirt off of his back & would help you any way that he could. He was my son, a brother, a grandson and a cousin. We all miss him terribly. I appreciate everyone's support & help to try to have her parole denied. Society is safer with her in prison.

Thank you. Respectfully,

Marianne Klick