Kyron Horman -- Missing 6/4/10 #3

I agree with J4A. I think Desiree knows more than some families due to her husband being LE, but I'm certain even they don't know all the evidence that has come out.

I don't think the local LE would even tell Tony anything involved in the investigation. He is not connected with these guys, nor this case. He is still an outsider, even if he does wear a badge. DZ may be getting info from Tony on what he thinks is going on but that doesn't make it the truth.

Kinda what I thought. I am amazed at what people are willing to believe. I could not fathom LE spilling an entire case to the family.

I can see them planting seeds and encouraging them to say certain things, but not the real facts, or lack of facts. That would hamper the case and create difficulty in prosecution. All the evidence could be tainted by the family's involvement.

Justice4all wrote:

Maat wrote:Do any of you think LE would tell the family the details of all the evidence and suspicions without a trial, or even an arrest?

No. I've heard of many cases where the family was kept in the dark on the details. I've even heard of autopsy results being withheld from family members in at least one case where an arrest hadn't been made.

How about JBR when they tried to withold the body?

Who is JBR?

JonBenet Ramsey, Mama

Jon Benet Ramsey?

That whole thing was a mess. She is buried not far from here. I drive by there occasionally and think of her. I feel so bad for the family when I think of how they tormented them, only to now acknowledge they know someone else did it.

Yes, Patsy Ramsey went to her death bed with that cloud hanging over her and never knew what happened to her precious little girl. Such a tragedy.

To many inconsistant stories told from her. One of the interveiws she says Terri ruined her life with Kaine hmmm interesting he wore a ring and chose to cheat on his wife. She says she often wonders what Terri had that she didn't have. This last interveiw which this story has changed several times is Terri never raised Kyron she and Kaine did joint agreement. I just get this feeling that they don't want him found. The focus isnt Kyron its keeping the focus off of him. I ask myself WHY? If that was my child all the other things could wait. I wouldnt care what LE said i would be out looking. But instead they keep pointing fingers and airing out the dirty laundry in the news media. And yet in all reality we know nothing about Desiree or Kaine. They completely control the media and feed it from LE something wrong with this picture.

And the community eats it up. I am afraid someone will kill Terri and they will consider her the perp forever. The search for Kyron will end, and he will be lost forever. His story will never be told.

Chatter2~

A good defense is a good offense!

Maat wrote:And the community eats it up. I am afraid someone will kill Terri and they will consider her the perp forever. The search for Kyron will end, and he will be lost forever. His story will never be told.

No matter what, Terri will be considered a perp for ever. This case makes me throw up a little bit in my mouth. kh

I await each day for news on this little guy.......


WHERE IS KYRON??????????

http://www.statesmanjournal.com/article/20100902/UPDATE/100902038

Update
7:38 p.m.

Decomposed body found in South Salem ditch

Alan Gustafson • Statesman Journal • September 2, 2010

Authorities are trying to identify a decomposed body found Thursday in a South Salem ditch near Walling Pond, police said.

Police received a report at 11:27 a.m. about a body being spotted in the ditch by a worker in the area, Salem police Lt. Dave Okada said.

He said the ditch connects to the northeast corner of the pond, near 16th and McGilchrist streets.

Police detectives and medical examiners are working to identify the body, Okada said.
More information is expected to be released on Friday.


Read more: http://www.statesmanjournal.com/article/20100902/UPDATE/100902038#ixzz0ySBUS7ZH

http://www.oregoncitylink.com/salem/

The distance between Salem and Portland is 46 miles per this milage calculation chart.

(They mention the Enchanted Forest, Piper!)

I see that!!

Still no news on Kyron. They should identify that body today, or at least give more info.

According to Google maps, this would take well over an hour one way to get to.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=11536+Northwest+Skyline+Boulevard+Portland,+OR&daddr=McGilchrist+St+SE+%26+16th+St+SE,+Salem,+OR+97302&hl=en&geocode=Fa_qtwIdVVqt-CnBGfok4waVVDFNzFyHxWOQ-A%3BFTFgrQIdfMiq-CmXTanyTf-_VDHz6DO7XI0fTQ&gl=us&mra=ls&sll=44.91823,-123.025289&sspn=0.006838,0.021136&g=McGilchrist+St+SE+%26+16th+St+SE,+Salem,+OR+97302&ie=UTF8&z=9


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In order to pull this off, Terri would have to unaccounted for at least executive 3 hours, minimum on that day between 9am-1pm. I haven't heard her missing that long a stretch.

Changes at Skyline after Kyron disappearance

by KGW Staff
Posted on September 3, 2010 at 7:26 AM
Updated today at 10:25 AM


PORTLAND – The father of missing seven-year-old Kaine Horman spoke to parents during a private meeting at Skyline Elementary School Thursday



http://www.kgw.com/news/local/Changes-at-Skyline-after-Kyron-disappearance-102148389.html

Kaine Horman, holding out hope, gets ready for Kyron's first day of school

Published: Friday, September 03, 2010, 5:09 PM
Lynne Terry, The Oregonian

His son's backpack is stuffed with school supplies. Bus passes sit next to a bus schedule. All is ready for the first day of classes on Tuesday.

Kaine Horman has no idea whether his son -- who's been missing since June 4 -- will be going to third grade this year with his classmates.

But he's full of hope.

"We're all operating as if he will be at school," Horman told The Oregonian on Friday. "As soon as he walks back in the door, we're going to take a lot of time to ourselves, but when he's ready and we're ready to come back, he'll be back in school."

Horman attended the parent-teacher conference at Skyline School on Thursday, where parents were briefed about new security measures including the high-end security cameras that were recently installed. The cameras, donated by Chown Hardware, can pan the grounds, detect people's faces and license plates and be viewed remotely by school officials through the Internet.

Read more: http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2010/09/kaine_horman_holding_out_hope.html

This is heartbreaking, waiting on Kyron with school supplies and bus passes. His 8th birthday coming up Thursday and the child is nowhere to be found. Hope is all he has to hang onto right now.