We shouldn't be. I think people just wanted his address at first so they could place the suspicious truck siting on the map. I don't think the man has any bearing on this case whatsoever except that he volunteered at the beginning that he saw a white truck on his street twice and it was suspicious to him.
This brings a point up that I want to make.
When an arrest is made in this case, I would not want to be that person. The community has done so much to help find Kyron and to care for the children who have been affected by his loss--to report suspicious sightings, to allow LE agents to search their property without a warrant, to comfort children who have lost their buddy.
This case has caused awful emotional damage to those children. In a news report I just saw yesterday, one mother talked about how her son could not sleep, and when he does, he has nightmares.
The damage that has been done to this community, and every member in it--especially the youngsters--will be difficult for many to heal from. Right now, school is out, but with no arrest and no more info that has been released, kids can't go outside and be carefree to play, and parents have to make plans on where to take their kids for outings based on whether they feel secure there.
When the suspect is finally known and the truth begins to come out, I hope that this community can begin to heal, can begin to trust again, and that the children will remember their friend as a cool little guy, instead of as a child who was taken causing paranoia, nightmares, and distrust in the Skyline community.
Maybe the only good thing to come from all of this is that Skyline school has new security measures, though those measures cannot protect a child who most likely was not taken by a stranger, but left willingly with someone he trusted, and quite possibly loved. If that is the case, even if Skyline had been a fortified bunker that day, no amount of security would have saved his life.
My opinion, based on my views.
