Champaign man always looking to add to keychain collection

CHAMPAIGN – If all goes according to plan, what started in a box in Jerry Moran's room could go on to be the beginning of a world record.

In that box, Moran once kept his keychains. Moran, who is developmentally disabled and has a speech impediment, said his sister, Karen McKinzie, would take the box out and look through his collection.

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