Will they ever arrest the witch?
RSBMThe totality of evidence is there, common sense tells you a story. ...
I don't park close to the building for the same reason. So many people milling around and I can't see around my car to make sure no one is under it or lurking near it. I park further away and near but not under a light if it is dark. Years ago there was a problem with men hiding under women's cars. While the woman was getting in her car, the man would kick her feet out from under her. He would then grab her before she could get up.I never park far away in a desolate area. I worry too much about somebody grabbing me. I want to get to my car and end it as quick as possible.
some people are born bad..evil without apology or reason....there isn't one single piece of evidence that points in any other direction, not a vehicle, shadow, glimpse of a stranger or tip...not a peep, nary a soul. nothing. mOO
The totality of evidence is there, common sense tells you a story. The many lies and change of stories by a certain person can't be ignored. The many stories told prior to Kyron going missing can't be ignored. A certain person's behavior (that was usual) that day cannot be ignored either. Strange behavior that fateful day cannot be ignored. A BF's absence from work during a certain timeframe cannot be ignored. A burner phone purchase/use after Kyron went missing can't be ignored. Who is the common denominator here? Only need that one more piece of evidence and an arrest would be made. MOO
This is nearly exactly how I feel about the Ayla Reynolds case.There are several children who have gone "missing" over the years- Kyron is one of those children-- there is much that seems to point to Terri as the person responsible for his disappearance. You suggest "the totality of evidence is there- common sense tells you a story". The problem is there really is no totality of evidence because if there were, Terri would have been arrested and gone to trial. I agree with those things you point out that appear to make her look guilty but in a court of law you need more than supposition and a person whose story has changed and who does not cooperate with law enforcement, for an arrest. And there is no body. I fear that Kyron's case, like others, will go unsolved. It seems it is too easy to get rid of a child's body and to lie to the police-- In the case of Kyron Horman I believe there are others that know the truth, but are not coming forward. It is painful for us to feel we know what happened and that a person is escaping justice, but until there is solid evidence, cases like this will go without justice.
I remember her as well as Zachary Bernhardt and Lisa Erwin. I feel that way about them as well.This is nearly exactly how I feel about the Ayla Reynolds case.
hey all just looking into this case and have a few questions,
1. what day did Terri take the science exhibit into school?
2. what was Kyron wearing the day before?
3. what did Kaine say about what Kyron was wearing the day before and the day he disappeared?
4. were there really only 2 witnesses who say they saw Terri and Kyron together on the day he disappeared?
5. is there evidence of what date and time of the doctors appointment was supposed to be? most appointments you don't get to be out the whole school day for example, if it was a morning one then surely the school would have been expecting him back later that day?
6. do we know the contents of his school bag that was found in his classroom and what his time table was for that day?
7. when were the science exhibits due to be collected from school?