Moira McCafferty



Birth Name: Moira Wilhelmina McCafferty

Born: June 5, 2015 - Cincinnati, Ohio

Deceased: July 15, 2118 - Luna Vista, California

Hometown: Luna Vista, California

Adult Height: 5 ft 6 in

Eye Color: Green

Mother of Spencer Daponte

Grandmother of Clia Daponte, Theo Daponte.

Great-grandmother of Mira Daponte and Cora Daponte.

Early life
Born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 2015 to Austin McCafferty (1982-2079) and Jana Goldstein McCafferty (1977-2021), she moved with her family to southern California at age 3. She and her parents lived in Northern Kentucky until she was six years old, when her mother, Jana, was brutally raped and murdered by members of a radical anti-Semitic white supremacist group that was operating in the Cincinnati metro area at the time. Five members of the group, including Sophia Simcox (1987-2030), Caleb Lockwood (1981-2030), Charles M. Vining Sr. (1959-2036), Jeffrey L. Reese (1971-2042?), and Christopher M. Goldfield (1994-2032)  were charged and indicted in Jana's murder. Simcox and Lockwood were acquitted. Lockwood's remains were found on the West Vista Trail outside Luna Vista, California in 2030, which was determined by police to be an accidental death, most likely a bear mauling - though bears had not previously been seen near Luna Vista in over 20 years. Simcox, now leader of the Aryan Awakening hate group out of Barstow, California, led a protest in Luna Vista, alleging police misconduct, specifically implying that Lockwood was murdered by the Luna Vista Butcher. Vining, Reese, and Goldfield were convicted. Vining was sentenced to execution, and executed by lethal injection in Kentucky in 2036. Reese was given a life sentence but received a presidential pardon in 2041 and last seen alive in 2042 at a coffee shop outside Columbus, Ohio, where according to a statement, he told an employee that he planned to kidnap and murder Nadia Willis and her daughter Lenore, who were living there at the time. Portions of his remains were found in New Jersey, Massachusetts, Vermont, Maine, Maryland, and Ohio between 2044 and 2049. Additional remains were found in Wisconsin and Illinois in 2054. The case remains cold into the 22nd century.

Personal life
She is the niece of Julie McCafferty, who was high school rivals with Elise Matthews. Despite this, Moira and Elise are actually on cordial terms with each other, while Moira detests her aunt.

McCafferty was assaulted by a death penalty protester shortly after the execution of Charles M. Vining Sr who had overheard she had applauded immediately after he was pronounced dead. The protester, James Ronald Copeland (1975-2037), pled no contest to the charges, admitting he was proud to take such a stand against the death penalty, served 30 days in a county jail. As a result of his conviction, he was disbarred from practicing law, ending up homeless and drifting from city to city, ultimately reaching Los Angeles. In 2037, near the campus of San Fernando University, destitute and in an act of desperation, he attempted to mug Nadia Willis at knifepoint, who shoved him toward a sidewalk in self-defense, accidentally killing him when his skull split on the corner of the sidewalk.

Death
Moira McCafferty was found dead in her sleep during the early morning hours of July 15, 2118, age 103, by granddaughter Clia Daponte.