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Below is a statement by Kaine from an early interview in which he steadfastly defended Terri. At the time of Kaine’s statement, Kaine and Desiree knew (because Terri had told them) about her problems with the three polygraphs. They knew she had gaps in her timeline and was having trouble remembering where she was when she last saw Kyron. Law enforcement’s first flyer had been released. Searches on Sauvie Island had begun so they knew her phone pings hadn’t matched where she said she was. Desiree and Tony knew about the witnesses who had seen Kyron leaving the school with Terri. It had not been confirmed but would be very soon.
Desiree was at that media interview with Kaine and didn’t contradict his statements defending Terri.
Snipped quote: [Jun. 25, 2010] Investigators are working through about 2,800 tips, and "throwing every resource" at finding their boy, the parents said.
The entire family is working with investigators, Kaine Horman said, including Terri Horman. "She's cooperating with investigators as passionately as are we," Horman said.
Neither stepparent attended the interviews. Kaine Horman said that he and Young wanted to go before the cameras together as Kyron's natural parents.
Missing 7-year-old Kyron Horman would never walk away from school, mom says
Below Kaine deflected from the importance of the first flier, not admitting Terri had become the focus of law enforcement. Desiree talks about a portal opening up causing Kyron to vanish. She knew her son had not vanished but she respectfully held her silence.
Snipped quote: [Jun. 26, 2010] That includes a flier the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office released last week that shows pictures of Terri Horman and a pickup similar to one she was driving June 4. A questionnaire with the flier asks people if they saw Terri Horman or the truck at Skyline School that day. Investigators have said she was the last person to report seeing Kyron at school.
Kaine Horman said he fully supported the release of the questions and flier, saying they were another way to gather information about Kyron -- not something aimed at his wife.
"Issuing that questionnaire is just another way to get another angle or perspective from people who were at the school that day -- and hopefully, more data points and leads that perhaps they didn't think of the first time through," he said. "I actually view it as a very positive step."
"It's like a portal opened up in the school and Kyron just vanished into it," said his mother, Desiree Young.
Kyron Horman's parents reveal new details in interviews; mystery of boy's whereabouts remains
Desiree was at that media interview with Kaine and didn’t contradict his statements defending Terri.
Snipped quote: [Jun. 25, 2010] Investigators are working through about 2,800 tips, and "throwing every resource" at finding their boy, the parents said.
The entire family is working with investigators, Kaine Horman said, including Terri Horman. "She's cooperating with investigators as passionately as are we," Horman said.
Neither stepparent attended the interviews. Kaine Horman said that he and Young wanted to go before the cameras together as Kyron's natural parents.
Missing 7-year-old Kyron Horman would never walk away from school, mom says
Below Kaine deflected from the importance of the first flier, not admitting Terri had become the focus of law enforcement. Desiree talks about a portal opening up causing Kyron to vanish. She knew her son had not vanished but she respectfully held her silence.
Snipped quote: [Jun. 26, 2010] That includes a flier the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office released last week that shows pictures of Terri Horman and a pickup similar to one she was driving June 4. A questionnaire with the flier asks people if they saw Terri Horman or the truck at Skyline School that day. Investigators have said she was the last person to report seeing Kyron at school.
Kaine Horman said he fully supported the release of the questions and flier, saying they were another way to gather information about Kyron -- not something aimed at his wife.
"Issuing that questionnaire is just another way to get another angle or perspective from people who were at the school that day -- and hopefully, more data points and leads that perhaps they didn't think of the first time through," he said. "I actually view it as a very positive step."
"It's like a portal opened up in the school and Kyron just vanished into it," said his mother, Desiree Young.
Kyron Horman's parents reveal new details in interviews; mystery of boy's whereabouts remains