The Whisper-Down-The-Lane and flat out misleading reporting has gotten beyond ridiculous. It's a disservice to Kyron. Give us some real journalism and real information!!!
Actually I'd rather hear information (and lots of it) from law enforcement, sooner rather than later. Most of these news articles, especially the local news, imply rather than state. And all that does is make sure nobody is sure of anything.
Its almost like a series of ink blots. I have found that I am guilty of seeing my already formed suspicions being reinforced.
Here's an example, I quoted an article in another thread "proving" that I was right in my initial assessment that Dede Spicher is in fact not cooperating at all with Law Enforcement. Not talking at all. Not even one question will be voluntarily answered. Nada! This article from CNM news (at first I thought it was gonna be a cute CNN parody LOL) comes right out and says she won't talk to police.
I thought AHA! I knew it! This article says NOTHING of the letter Desiree and Kaine released asking for cooperation from Dede. Yes! This is something that has been verified by an independent and reliable source!!
Oooh whats this "source:ABC" button I can click at the bottom.. **clicks it**
'ABC HEADLINE NEWS: PARENTS OF MISSING BOY BEG STEP MOTHER'S FRIEND TO COOPERATE'
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Back on topic:
http://www.katu.com/news/local/98981009.html
From this, the only thing that can be safely assumed with confidence is that the moment he was marked absent, the person or teacher who marked him absent believed he was not just out getting a drink of water or something. That may have been a reasonable way by *somebody* earlier to explain his absence, but he would not have been marked absent if it was believed he would be right back from the water fountain.
But who exactly said he was gone to the doctor's office that day? I would like to think that a teacher wouldn't just hear another child say so, then mark him absent without further information. Did the teacher suddenly remember a prior conversation with Terri about an appointment "on Friday," deciding that his absence was no cause for alarm?
Who said that Kyron was out just getting some water or going to the bathroom? And when exactly did they say this? Who did they say this to? Was it a classmate?
Did the teacher say outloud to the class that Kyron was just at a doctor's appointment? Is that how it was some sort of common knowledge to another child in that classroom? Why did that child believe he was out to the doctor? Did Kyron say that? Or was it just the teacher saying that? Or did Terri say that he had an appointment on that same day?
What I would love to know is if Kyron was really scheduled for an appointment on either that day, or the next Friday, June 11.
And!
Wouldn't school have been out by June 11? If that was when the appointment was, would there have been any reason to notify anyone at the school at all? I need to look and see when school was to be out for the summer I reckon.