If the plan was to be seen at the school.....

[Astrella613]

I think she would have had to have an accomplice. She leaves, he grabs Kyron in a bathroom, hallway whatever and he could have removed him in a container of some sort, lugage maybe. Think maybe the plan turned around on her and this person has taken off with Kyron.

 

[BrendaStar]

If nobody saw TH leave the school, then reasoning goes that nobody saw TH leave the school with little Kyron, if that indeed is what happened. She sure came early enough to take his picture and then leave with him. I imagine at 8:15 in the morning there wasn't a crowd of people around, just the right people to see you and know you were there that morning.

 

[tlcya]

OT but not too far . . .
I am not up on the 911 call in May pertaing to the landscaper? I find it odd that not only did this newfound landscaper/witness NOT come forward back when he was approached in a murder for hire plot but that he did not come forward to report this incident even as the entire country was following the disappearance of little Kyron. Who IS this dude?

Wondering if there is a lot more to this story than we have so far. Wondering if there is some sort of bad blood between Terri and this landscaper and if so, what caused it and how may it relate to the events around Kyron's morning at school.

Supposing Terri was having an affair and that it was with said landscaper? Supposing offing Kain came up during pillow talk? Supposing the affair ended badly and threats were made? sigh, Okay, I have officially sickened my own d*mn self with all the supposing.

Sorry for digressing, back ON topic. Wonder if anyone would notice a landscaper around the school. Wonder if he has kids and if so, where they attend school. NOT encouraging anyone to try sleuthing these matters as we do not even have the man's name, just doing a lot of wondering.

 

[BeanE]

Leaving the school in any manner in which Kyron could be seen to be associated with Terri leaving, would place Terri at great risk of being caught, because of the extra people coming and going at the school that day. Even on a normal day, all it would have taken to be caught is just one person who happens to look out the window at just the right moment to see Kyron and Terri or Terri's vehicle associated with leaving together.

I do not believe that, if Terri planned this, she would have taken the risk. And I do believe that if Terri did this, it was definitely planned.

Based on the information we have right now, nobody saw Kyron leave the school. One child may have seen Terri leave the school, but it could have been that the child simply saw Terri walking in the direction of an exit, did not actually see her leave, but with a child's thinking, assumed she left at that time.

These things tell me that because of Terri's very noticeable long red hair, she left the school in disguise. It would be easy enough to slip into a restroom, tuck hair into a cap or wig, pull on another shirt or jacket, and switch shoes - perhaps from a more noticeable and feminine bright white, to a mundane, less-noticeable, and more masculine black or brown. Jeans could be left on since they are unisex.

A man leaving the school, hopping into a commonly seen white truck, and driving off, would be unlikely to stick in anyone's mind.

Two things would increase risk of being noticeable here, that need to be considered. Whereas there are rampant rumors that the baby was with a babysitter that day, I've seen nothing to confirm it. Terri may well have had the baby with her at the school. So she would have to get the baby out of the school as well.

Terri may have deliberately taken the baby to school that morning. Entering and being seen in the building as a woman, with long red hair, carrying a baby, would tend more to stick in people's minds. That is what people would be concentrating on, thinking about seeing Terri leave the school, or remaining in the school for a significant time after she said she left.

So, suppose while in the restroom (or a little-used basement room), before changing to a disguise as a man, Terri slips the baby something to make her groggy and quiet or sleep. Terri switches to her man disguise, the baby is now groggy, Terri puts the baby into a container of some sort, and a man walking across a parking lot and sliding a tote into the truck would likely not stick in anyone's mind. It's a common sight.

That same man returning into the school would also not be anything sticking out enough to stay in someone's memory. And likely any memory of that has faded, as people have been told over and over to concentrate on having seen Terri, a woman, with her very long and noticeable red hair.

Now we have Terri back in the school as a unnoticeable man. It's important to keep in mind that nobody saw Kyron leave the school. It's also important to keep in mind that if it was Terri who was the perp, that she had no reason for Kyron to leave the school alive. And why take that risk? If the perp was Terri, and this was premeditated, it makes much more sense for Terri to have harmed Kyron in the school. Perhaps in a basement. Then remove Kyron's body, as a man, in a wheeled container for the quickest and easiest exit possible.

A further benefit of this scenario for Terri, would be if someone did indeed see an unknown man leaving the school wheeling a container. It points the finger towards a stranger/SO perp.

Now where I got a bit stuck on this, is Terri, as a man, putting the container into the truck. Everything works up to this point, but a man putting, e.g., a large wheeled container into a truck may be noticeable, and even if the man can't be identified, the truck can. By license plate.

I quickly took care of the risk here though. Prior to arriving at the school that morning, all Terri had to do was pull over to a little-traveled out of the way place, and tell Kyron she had to check on something outside the truck - perhaps that she heard a noise or thought a tire might be going flat. At that point, she could quickly and easily smear something on the license plates to obscure part or all of the license #.

During the ride to school she could also easily remove other identifying items from the truck, such as if there was ordinarily something hanging from the rear view mirror. She could remove that, or even replace it with something else.

One other thing I haven't mentioned. The questionnaire. It made little sense to me that LE asked only one simple Yes or No question about seeing Terri (or the truck) at the school. No questions about where seen or when seen or what she was doing. No questions about where the truck was seen, if it was moving, in what direction, if it was parked where it was parked. That made no sense. Until I came up with this theory, and went back to the questionnaire, and I noticed that there was a whole LOT of room given to write in info about a suspicious person or vehicle seen at the school. That made more sense to me. Take a look at the questionnaire and see what you think:
http://www.flashalertnewswire.net/i.../36184/061410.SchoolQuestionnaireadobe.hm.pdf

 

[cluciano63]

Well, maybe they sorted the questionnaires and only looked further at the ones who had checked "yes" to the question, had they seen Terri that day. That would cut in half or less the number they had to further review/interview again. And also maybe they did not want to have a whole bunch of questions on there about Terri to try to make it less obvious that it was her they are/were after.

 

[RandomThoughts]

Well, he's missing, so someone was able to get him to leave without anyone noticing.
If anything, only someone who could blend in well, and only someone who had the power to manipulate Kyron's teacher into thinking he was leaving for the day, could get away with this because they never called home or reported him absent.

BBM

I don't find this part odd because my kid's schools don't call if one of them isn't there that day. They also don't call to make sure that I sent in a note that my oldest will be picked up during the day for an appointment. They don't even have me go inside to sign her out or in when she is brought back. That is high school, but still dangerous, IMO.

Then this just dawned on me. One day at the last minute I had to be at the middle school at the same time the elementary bus would be dropping youngest off. I called the school to have youngest kept there to wait for me. I got there and there wasn't anyone outside, in the office inside or in the hallway. Son saw me at the door, I didn't even have to go all the way in and he came right out to me. The school had no idea that it was me that had actually picked him up, and there was no call to me to find out if I had picked him up.

Which gives me another wild possibility. TH could be telling part of the truth. She waved to him, but did she wave good bye or wave for him to come to her? She might have checked to see if anyone was around, and when she saw no one was she waved for him to come to her.

 

[tlcya]

BBM

I don't find this part odd because my kid's schools don't call if one of them isn't there that day. They also don't call to make sure that I sent in a note that my oldest will be picked up during the day for an appointment. They don't even have me go inside to sign her out or in when she is brought back. That is high school, but still dangerous, IMO.

Then this just dawned on me. One day at the last minute I had to be at the middle school at the same time the elementary bus would be dropping youngest off. I called the school to have youngest kept there to wait for me. I got there and there wasn't anyone outside, in the office inside or in the hallway. Son saw me at the door, I didn't even have to go all the way in and he came right out to me. The school had no idea that it was me that had actually picked him up, and there was no call to me to find out if I had picked him up.

Which gives me another wild possibility. TH could be telling part of the truth. She waved to him, but did she wave good bye or wave for him to come to her? She might have checked to see if anyone was around, and when she saw no one was she waved for him to come to her.

A few months back I got a very startling call from my childrens elementary school. I was at work and the school called to inquire where my daughter was. I had taken her and her brother to school that morning, pulled up to the doors, where teachers are waiting with walkies. I watched them both enter the building and then I drove off.

Ovbiously this phone call from the school set me in a panic. "Uh, she better be there at school because that is where I left her" Then the staffer who had called started backpedaling claiming maybe there is some mistake and that she would check it out and get back to me. She then hung up.

You can imagine the inner freak out that was going on in my head as I tried to remain calm while awaiting that callback. I waited maybe five minutes and couldn't stand it anymore then called the school myself. I talked to threee diferent people to confirm that my daughter was indeed there in the building. I was so unsettled by the whole thing I almost left work and went physically over there to see for myself.

 

[Kimster]

ITA - but maybe NOT life insurance - but I know a good, hefty, meaty negligence lawsuit against a public school district could land millions! IMO and all..............

just sayin'......................

Interesting theory!

 

[DocBrainerd]

True, I hadn't considered that angle and you make a very good point. Again, that takes me back to making darn sure someone saw me leave that building and get in my vehicle/drive off without Kyron though, KWIM? On a busy day with so many people in and out of the building, how hard is it to time your exit to coincide with another's? Make some small talk as you exit the building together heading towards were the vehicles are parked.

Not being argumentative and I appreciate your thoughts, just trying to make all the pieces fit for myself.

I'm thinking Terri focused her effort on making it appear to those within the school (teachers, students, other parents, etc.) that she was leaving without Kyron, but her exit with him in the truck was designed to jibe with the doctor's appt scenerio. She probably instructed Kyron to meet her outside so she could take him to his doctor's appt. If Terri suspects that Kyron is observed re-uniting with her at the truck his 'dissappearance' doesn't happen and the plan is put on hold - she can drive Kyron around the block and fake a call to the Dr.'s office: "Oh the appointment has to be cancelled? Oh yes, that's alright...Hey Kyron whaddaya say we go get a quick bite to eat" - then drop him back off at school.

If she's successful at getting Kyron (still alive and under the impression he's going to the doctor's) out of the school, she then can carry out her plan to make it appear he's dissappeared from school.

 

[Charlie09]

Several WebSleuths posters have said that they would notice which parents and children were at the school for such a function and I don't doubt them. Some people remember people, some don't. But I don't see anyone who has posted that they could nail down within a matter of five minutes the time they saw a parent or child.

True, I would know what part of the program or where I was, but no idea of the exact time.

 

[AlexisFresca]

BeanE

Leaving the school in any manner in which Kyron could be seen to be associated with Terri leaving, would place Terri at great risk of being caught, because of the extra people coming and going at the school that day. Even on a normal day, all it would have taken to be caught is just one person who happens to look out the window at just the right moment to see Kyron and Terri or Terri's vehicle associated with leaving together.

I do not believe that, if Terri planned this, she would have taken the risk. And I do believe that if Terri did this, it was definitely planned.

Based on the information we have right now, nobody saw Kyron leave the school. One child may have seen Terri leave the school, but it could have been that the child simply saw Terri walking in the direction of an exit, did not actually see her leave, but with a child's thinking, assumed she left at that time.

These things tell me that because of Terri's very noticeable long red hair, she left the school in disguise. It would be easy enough to slip into a restroom, tuck hair into a cap or wig, pull on another shirt or jacket, and switch shoes - perhaps from a more noticeable and feminine bright white, to a mundane, less-noticeable, and more masculine black or brown. Jeans could be left on since they are unisex.

BBM

I'm just thinking out loud here; her hair is pretty thick, in addition to being long. Where would she have had the cap, wig, shirt/jacket and change of shoes? If these items were planted in a specific area beforehand, imo, that would have been ahuge risk someone else coming across it. We were given the impression she volunteered at the school; I guess depending on how often would determine how well she knew about active and inactive areas in the school.

A man leaving the school, hopping into a commonly seen white truck, and driving off, would be unlikely to stick in anyone's mind.

Two things would increase risk of being noticeable here, that need to be considered. Whereas there are rampant rumors that the baby was with a babysitter that day, I've seen nothing to confirm it. Terri may well have had the baby with her at the school. So she would have to get the baby out of the school as well.

Terri may have deliberately taken the baby to school that morning. Entering and being seen in the building as a woman, with long red hair, carrying a baby, would tend more to stick in people's minds. That is what people would be concentrating on, thinking about seeing Terri leave the school, or remaining in the school for a significant time after she said she left.

So, suppose while in the restroom (or a little-used basement room), before changing to a disguise as a man, Terri slips the baby something to make her groggy and quiet or sleep. Terri switches to her man disguise, the baby is now groggy, Terri puts the baby into a container of some sort, and a man walking across a parking lot and sliding a tote into the truck would likely not stick in anyone's mind. It's a common sight

.

BBM
Would she have used a tote already at the school, risking that there would be one at her disposal when needed? If not, how would she get a tote inside the school, where needed for that day, without being noticed?

That same man returning into the school would also not be anything sticking out enough to stay in someone's memory. And likely any memory of that has faded, as people have been told over and over to concentrate on having seen Terri, a woman, with her very long and noticeable red hair.

BBM
Its hard to say for sure; I would think a small school like that where everyone seems to know everyone, a stranger male, even if not addressed by anyone initially or so on, would have raised a flag later on in the day, along the lines of, '...wait, now that i think about it, there was that one man i saw earlier, who I never saw before ....'

Now we have Terri back in the school as a unnoticeable man. It's important to keep in mind that nobody saw Kyron leave the school. It's also important to keep in mind that if it was Terri who was the perp, that she had no reason for Kyron to leave the school alive. And why take that risk? If the perp was Terri, and this was premeditated, it makes much more sense for Terri to have harmed Kyron in the school. Perhaps in a basement. Then remove Kyron's body, as a man, in a wheeled container for the quickest and easiest exit possible.

BBM
Hmm, thats an awfully big risk, imo. Anyone could have walked in on her in the middle of the crime. Kyron could have had opportunity to scream for help, escape her clutches, kick on a door or something else. A limp body is awkward to handle and a container big enough to accommodate him would stand out more the second time this 'man' toted something to his truck. Wouldn't she have needed a dolly or flatbed dolly to get said container to her car - especially with Kyron being bigger than the baby? Also, it may have been more difficult to hoist that container onto the back of the truck.

A further benefit of this scenario for Terri, would be if someone did indeed see an unknown man leaving the school wheeling a container. It points the finger towards a stranger/SO perp.

Now where I got a bit stuck on this, is Terri, as a man, putting the container into the truck. Everything works up to this point, but a man putting, e.g., a large wheeled container into a truck may be noticeable, and even if the man can't be identified, the truck can. By license plate.

I quickly took care of the risk here though. Prior to arriving at the school that morning, all Terri had to do was pull over to a little-traveled out of the way place, and tell Kyron she had to check on something outside the truck - perhaps that she heard a noise or thought a tire might be going flat. At that point, she could quickly and easily smear something on the license plates to obscure part or all of the license #.

During the ride to school she could also easily remove other identifying items from the truck, such as if there was ordinarily something hanging from the rear view mirror. She could remove that, or even replace it with something else.

One other thing I haven't mentioned. The questionnaire. It made little sense to me that LE asked only one simple Yes or No question about seeing Terri (or the truck) at the school. No questions about where seen or when seen or what she was doing. No questions about where the truck was seen, if it was moving, in what direction, if it was parked where it was parked. That made no sense. Until I came up with this theory, and went back to the questionnaire, and I noticed that there was a whole LOT of room given to write in info about a suspicious person or vehicle seen at the school. That made more sense to me. Take a look at the questionnaire and see what you think:
http://www.flashalertnewswire.net/i.../36184/061410.SchoolQuestionnaireadobe.hm.pdf

My other thought is, what happened to said disguise and containers used to carry out the crime? I don't remember reading anything about any disposal containers (garbage bins) being searched during the searches. Of course, that info could have been kept from the public, I realize.

I'm not saying the above scenario isn't impossible, I just wanted to mention what came to my mind when reading it.

 

[pinkpuddytat]

............and then leave the school after taking the picture at the science fair, then how in the world did TH figure out a way to get Kyron out of the school and feel secure enough that she wasn't seen? The school didn't call and say he was absent, so for all she knew they did see her leave with him. :waitasec:

My logical mind isn't wrapping around this theory. Help!

I've asked the same question, but it has little to do with who took him. He *was* seen at the school, and *somebody* got him out of there without being seen (unless police were strategically lying when they recently confirmed that the last sighting of Kyron was inside the school building). The challenge was pretty much the same for Terri as for anyone else, especially anyone else that he knew at all, and thus would likely come towards if summoned. A young child departing an elementary school building right around the time classes were *starting* would have been a sight that practically anyone would have noted and remembered, even if at the time they just assumed there must be some good reason for it.

Why would a school-aged child be leaving an elementary school building or parking lot just as school is getting started? If a child has a doctor's or other appointment that would require leaving that early, you wouldn't have him go to school in the first place. And you wouldn't be likely to schedule such an appointment for the day of a special event the child was participating in, unless there was some really urgent medical condition requiring a hard-to-schedule specialist. Only reasons I can think of are 1) sudden illness that arose just after the child arrived, and 2) a new or prospective student being brought to the school for registration only, in advance of actually enrolling. Number 1 would not be consistent with seeing a child who didn't really look to be in any serious discomfort, and Number 2 would not be consistent with it being the last week or so of the school year.

 

[matou]

I think TH must have had an accomplice because being seen leaving with Kyron would have been too risky. SHe would have needed to have been seen with Kyron at the school that morning but seen leaving without Kyron that morning. So far no one has claimed to have seen TH leaving alone but it could still be true. I believe that since she allegedly has offered to pay a large amount of money to have her husband killed, that she could offer a large amount of money to have Kyron abducted. I don't think that she could kill little Kyron with her own hands since she did not attempt this with her own husband (from what we know so far). I don't think death was the intention, because if she possibly offered money to others, than Kaine would be dead by now. I think she wanted to scare her husband to get back at him. Maybe money in terms of a lawsuit could be part of it too. If Kyron is still alive, then there is no way that Terri did it directly. He would just tell authorities that his stepmom put him in a box or something, or told him to meet him at some door at the school. Someone else had to have grabbed him and hid him inside of something and left the school.

I think that TH went to the school the day before and scoped the place out again just to make sure it would all work out the way she wanted. She may have brought appointment papers for the teacher and get her confused about some facts that I'm sure we'll find out about later.

Her hubby was home the next morning to see that she was bringing the project to the school. He was home early to see her so there was only a few hours where he did not see her that day.

TH is familiar with the lack of security at the school since it is so safe. SHe knows the little nooks and crannies and doorways. She may also know in advance that the school will not call with any concerns if Kyron is not in class because of her 'appointment' thing or because of their school practices. She may have sent an 'playing dumb' email to the teacher to find out if there is any concern over Kyron not being in class or to give herself an alibi in the guise of asking for a time to pick up Kyron's project.

At the school, she takes photos of Kyron and posts them later. While there, she makes sure to space herself as far away from Kyron as she is saying goodbye. Her last moments have to be far from him so there can be no claim that they left together. She takes one stairwell and he takes another right before she claims to leave the school. Why? Maybe she is giving the signal to the accomplice that she is about to leave and that Kyron is ready to see the secret electric project now or some other scheme to get Kyron alone.

She waves bye from 150 feet away and leaves. Kyron is going to see the electric project. Kyron is supposed to be in a group of 5 or 6 with some parents (do all the teachers know all of the parents?). Teacher notices that Kyron is not in his group and notifies his home teacher. She is not concerned over it since he may be in the bathroom or getting a drink. He does not return to class at all. Home teacher most likely reasons that it must have something to do with this appointment that TH mentioned.

TH is seen by her husband when he returns home at 2:00 p.m. Where was she from 8:45 to just before 2? She is on her laptop and has posted on facebook around 1 p.m. So maybe the time can be narrowed down. An alleged email was perhaps sent to the teacher, but the time this 'occurred' is not known.

3:30 at the bus, there is no Kyron.

All of is my pure speculation. I really believe if she is directly involved, there HAD to have been someone else. JMO

 

[Calliope]

If she's responsible for his disappearance I'm sure she needed to do other things and was unable to drive around without him in the truck just to be seen.
IF she did this then there had to be a point where the last thing she wanted to do was be seen. In other words she had to get rid of him, hide evidence, go home and pretend everything was ok; posting pics on facebook etc.

A plan is never perfect.

Did she know Kaine was coming home early that day? If so, did she know what time to expect him home? If (as she believed) he was having an affair with someone from his work, would she even trust him to be honest about his whereabouts and what time he'd arrive home? It doesn't matter whether or not Kaine actually was cheating, what matters is Terri believed this to be true.

Yet he says he arrived home to find her using her laptop. Apparently there would have been nothing amiss to arouse his suspicions, and if we're to believe the reports from last Friday and this past weekend, he wasn't suspicious until told by LE she'd tried to hire someone to kill him.

So Terri would have been on a very tight timeline, and not entirely certain as to when Kaine would arrive home from work. Yet she managed to pull it off and have all her ducks in a row by the time he arrived?

 

[Calliope]

All of is my pure speculation. I really believe if she is directly involved, there HAD to have been someone else. JMO

sbm

I agree. If she was involved, she had an accomplice. If she was not involved, then I think it still goes back to her in that she put him at risk through her actions and acquaintances / connections.

 

[Aedrys]

I think it was TH, all by herself, either out of a side door, or possibly through the front. This is a woman that was confident that everything was okay and was doing a thumbs up right before her child was taken and a divorce and restraining order was issued against her.

I think she has narcisstic tendencies if she's not a narcissist, and just had the confidence she could make sure Kyron was seen at school, and then make sure she was seen leaving alone and got him out some other way, or they were seen together, but she wasn't worried. If she was known around that school, I doubt people would have even blinked at Kyron leaving with her, or because it was so busy, one little kid fell off the radar - maybe she was counting on that.

She seems to think she has everything covered. An answer for every question, and now a lawyer so she doesn't have to speak. I think she still might be foolishly confident that they can't catch her. She thinks she's thought this out so well, and no one can take her down. As long as they don't find Kyron's body, she'll be okay (sound familiar to anyone?).

The problem is, we're all going on normal thinking. I don't think she thinks normally. I don't think she worries about things in the same way we do. We'd be all paranoid about taking our child out of school and someone seeing us. I just don't think she worried about that. I think she believed she could explain it away later, and certainly her family and friends would vouch for her, and no one would believe she was capable of harming a child.

I think she lives in a fantasy world where she can't do anything wrong and it's everyone else that's wrong. Who knows, maybe she saw in a movie or on tv someone snatching a kid from school and thought she could do that too, how easy would that be for her? Again, this is not normal, everyday thinking the way us at WS or a normal person would think. This is a delusional, narcisstic, possibly sociopathic person who thinks very differently than we do (not proven, but things are adding up to suggest this).

If I've learned anything from the CA case, it's that these people's thinking is vastly different than our own, and trying to put logic into thinking like that is just going to cause more headaches and frustration.

 

[SusieMom]

Why would a school-aged child be leaving an elementary school building or parking lot just as school is getting started? If a child has a doctor's or other appointment that would require leaving that early, you wouldn't have him go to school in the first place. And you wouldn't be likely to schedule such an appointment for the day of a special event the child was participating in, unless there was some really urgent medical condition requiring a hard-to-schedule specialist. Only reasons I can think of are 1) sudden illness that arose just after the child arrived, and 2) a new or prospective student being brought to the school for registration only, in advance of actually enrolling. Number 1 would not be consistent with seeing a child who didn't really look to be in any serious discomfort, and Number 2 would not be consistent with it being the last week or so of the school year.

Sort of like number 1 but not exactly.... (I posted this idea before) kid wets his pants... does happen, even to "big boys" especially when any of the following circumstances are present.... 1. normal morning routine not followed 2. fun activity going on that child is loathe to interrupt 3. child is in a location further from a restroom than is typical for that child, meaning he underestimates the time it will take to get there. I know this because I have a 7 1/2 yr old son.... BTDT too many times, I hate to say. I know that when any of those things are true, that I need to insist on a pre-emptive bathroom visit, which is never appreciated.

A kindergarten student would routinely have an extra set of clothes at school. A first grader would if there was a known problem/tendency.... a second grader generally would not. If the child was already under the supervision of a teacher, likely the parents would be called to bring a change of clothes. But if Mom was still there... I think she'd take him straight home and I also think she wouldn't be happy about it. Its very possible, in that case, that somebody would see them leaving and perhaps not notice anything amiss, especially if his pants were dark, because the child would be trying his absolute best to act as if nothing in the world could possibly be wrong.

But the chances of somebody seeing her would be the exact same. And, if anything, her ability to notice if she was seen or not would be considerably less due to her frustration/embarassment.

 

[frenchvixen]

She sent him out the side door under his classroom, down the stairs to the soccer field, and out to the access road where she met him with the truck. Steep slope, tall grass, everyone busy looking at exhibits, nobody sees a thing. And if, by some slim chance someone does, she's got an excuse--he forgot something in the truck. Easy peasy.

http://s780.photobucket.com/albums/yy81/gwenabob/Skyline School/

I don't think it's hard for a child whose known an adult all his life to just obey her orders. Easy peasy, like she said. It breaks my heart to know that lil Kyron was planning his summer vacation and all the while TH had other plans for him.

 

[QueenD]

Has LE actually stated that no one saw Kyron leave the school with Terri?

I believe LE did, wasn't "No Comment"....

I still think SM and only SM is the perp here, not sure how she pulled it off and no one seen her or him leave that we know of but this thought keeps me so bothered, if SM harmed Kayron, I hope to God her face wasn't the last he seen. That thought kills me and rips my heart.

 

[frenchvixen]

[QUOTE If I've learned anything from the CA case, it's that these people's thinking is vastly different than our own, and trying to put logic into thinking like that is just going to cause more headaches and frustration.[/QUOTE]

Yep, this TH is picture of KC fifteen years later.. older, more clever, more dangerous, cunning and less sloppy. She had her alibi (was at the fair with KH), an almost perfect plan (many people although mostly children) saw them together and she dropped him off at school. Her downfall will be her cell phone pings. I guess she forgot to toss it. Her pings will reveal her and her research (attempting to hire a hitman). Other than that, she would have gotten away with whatever it is she did with/to Kyron.