OR - Kyron Horman, 7 yo Second grader, Portland, 4 June 2010 - Part #3

[KaylynnCouture]

Just a note- I did a sex offender search around Skyline Elementary..and none came up within a 1 mile radius. It wouldn't let me search beyond that.

 

[CCup]

i see that despite repeated warnings not to sleuth or insult the parents its still going on.

why arent we focusing on the school and those that either work there or live in the area?

We have been told that we can't discuss the teacher, the parents, and no one has been named a POI, therefore I think all school employees are off limits.

 

[Charlie09]

Kimster - one of my favorite places to visit is Oregon - love how clean Portland is and all the beauty that is in the state.

With that said: I'm going to ignore what you are saying about Oregon. It's tainting my image lol.

I don't live there now, and the 20 something years I did live there were in and around Salem, and Portland, this is the first I'm hearing about Nutrias. Wild turkey's that chased me and my dog into the house I've seen though.

 

[darlin gal]

There are about 50 or so pictures of Kyron and his family.

They look like a loving, happy family.

http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-504083_162-10003676.html?tag=page

 

[kbl8201]

We have been told that we can't discuss the teacher, the parents, and no one has been named a POI, therefore I think all school employees are off limits.

well then to quote someone who asked me the same thing yesterday 'what is the purpose of sleuthing?" there has to be someone involved somewhere. i dont think he 'wandered off'.

someone out there knows what happened to him, and probably someone from that school.

 

[Kimster]

Reminder: If we are having a problem with a post, we need to alert and not comment about them on the thread.

 

[cakegirl0905]

There are about 50 or so pictures of Kyron and his family.

They look like a loving, happy family.

http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-504083_162-10003676.html?tag=page

They really do. They seem happy. Kyron seemed happy. There doesn't seem to be anything amiss with the family to me...

 

[CCup]

*snipped*


I, too, find it very odd that this happened while the father was out of town with the older brother.

Someone probably already mentioned this, but apparently the step mom went to the bus stop to pick the little boy up.

Kyron's father was not out of town. Kyron's step-brother and his father were out of town camping.

 

[Kentjbkent]

Seems they are invested in comparing Kyron's freehand printing and art work to that of his computerized science project.

Makes me angry - just what are they trying to insinuate by such comparisons? This child has been missing for over 72 hours without a trace, and they are worried about his free hand printing and art? :furious:

I think I know exactly where they are going with these insinuations, but until an actual POI is named, it would be against TOS to continue this line of speculation prematurely...

But don't think the media is just grasping here at all....

 

[kbl8201]

since we dont have a named 'person of intrest' that means we sit and twiddle our thumbs while that 'person of intrest' is probably getting as far away as possible.

 

[eyes4crime]

*snipped*


I, too, find it very odd that this happened while the father was out of town with the older brother.

Someone probably already mentioned this, but apparently the step mom went to the bus stop to pick the little boy up.

Please read posts#379 and #380 - you will find clarification of the comment. Web sleuthers are pretty good at correcting info, so it's always a good thing to read the comments first. moo mho

 

[Angel4u2Whisper2]

EXACTLY my point! I was looking at the pictures and thinking... what does this have to do with anything here?

I am not going to pretend that I know what anyone is thinking, I just want to toss out a possiablity of why they may have done that. Kyron and his friend (and or classmate) did the same project they are almost identical. Kyrons was extreemly well done. It was show that he had much assistance? So you might ask whats the big deal right? Perhaps he went off to help his classmate make his look better, offer assistance in looking for a frog? Maybe the person that put up the news wanted to point out that it seemed almost "perfect" and maybe he is under a lot of pressure to appear perfect?

Just tossing out ideas. They may just want us to know that his Step mom was very involved with his school work and school projects. It could be that innocent.



Just my :twocents:

 

[Kentjbkent]

Safe and found soon would be absolutely wonderful- even better if he is somewhere safe now, no matter the circumstances.

But 72 hours is entirely too long for a 7 year olds whereabouts to be unknown.[/QUOTE]

Struggling to remember here...does anyone recall?

The little girl who was missing (later found to have wandered into woods) in Florida....found by volunteer from her church a few weeks ago??? Nadia?

How many days had she spent in those woods????? Seem to recall at least 5 days???

 

[cluciano63]

I guess I am uncertain as to term "sleuthing", I thought that meant researching a person's background and looking up things about them. But if it means talking or posting about people/adults surrounding a case at all, then I am totally confused. When someone on here says they are going to "sleuth" someone, I always take that to mean that they belong to some of the paid services to find out more about an adult. I guess that is not what it means?

 

[Reality Orlando]

I agree. I was very much hoping initially that he ran outside to quickly find some sort of nature item for his science display, but that seems less and less likely given the time that has gone by and the circumstances under which he disappeared. Even with an 8-9 hr window before search teams got out there....they should have located him by now.
If he was abducted- that window shrinks to the first couple of hours- and grows (in search area) by a couple of miles. And that seems to be the approach they are taking.

I think we underestimate how far a child can wander in a day. For example, when we were young our school was in a rather rural area 1.9 miles from our house. We'd walk home at least a couple days a week and it would take us about an hour and half to get home. So, realistically, a child that is in good physical shape (lives out in the country so it's possible he does a lot of bike riding, playing out side...etc.) could have gotten lost and in 9 hours covered easily more than 2 miles the first day, especially if he happened to walk in a pretty straight line directly away from the school. I keep going back to Nadia...it was 4 days before she was found, and she was only about 1 mile from where she disappeared but in an area the search teams never thought she'd be in due to the rough terrain. Still keeping the positive energy going that he wandered farther or into terrain that just wasn't searched thoroughly and that he'll turn up alive. My prayers to the family and the many people dedicating their time and efforts to the search.

 

[trigger]

BBM- we also once had a SAR dog get hung up in berry/vine bushes. Took us 45 min to untangle. If she didn't have a gps collar on, I don't know how quickly we would have located her. Bramble and thick brush can be very tough search conditions to work in. And to get lost in, especially if you are under 4 feet tall and small.

Well thanx for info. At least if hes in there he can eat the berries, but afraid now with the animals .

 

[nomoresorrow]

I found the following information regarding school policy in a September 2009 school newsletter (link below);

Please remember that there is no adult supervision of children prior to 8:35. Teachers and staff are busy preparing for the school day. The office opens at 8:00 and there is much to be done in the mornings to be ready for students. If you do need to drop your student off early you can contact Jolene Williams, who is with our on-site daycare facility. She does allow drop in students if it has been arranged in advance.

Be sure to sign out your student in the office if you are picking your child up early for any reason, and to sign them in when they arrive late.

http://skylineelementary.org/files/9_21_09issue.pdf

 

[kbl8201]

Safe and found soon would be absolutely wonderful- even better if he is somewhere safe now, no matter the circumstances.

But 72 hours is entirely too long for a 7 year olds whereabouts to be unknown.[/QUOTE]

Struggling to remember here...does anyone recall?

The little girl who was missing (later found to have wandered into woods) in Florida....found by volunteer from her church a few weeks ago??? Nadia?

How many days had she spent in those woods????? Seem to recall at least 5 days???

somewhere around 84 to 90 hours

late in the afternoon/early evening of friday, was located about 8:30 am tuesday morning

 

[emmcee]

This discussion is moving so fast and probably I've missed something along the way, but there are a few odds and ends that are staying with me:

(1) As someone mentioned earlier, the SM made a point of taking the picture and immediately posting it on FB. I want to know if she is one who regularly immediately posts pictures on there. I see a possible "alibi" type motion here.

(2) Do we know if the stepbrother and Kylon got along? Were they close or were they rivals. If they got along, wouldn't the stepbrother be there on scene helping in some way? I know he went camping with his dad but wouldn't it be natural for them to be told what was going on? Of course if the boys didn't get along then he wouldn't want to be involved. Maybe that's why he lives with his grandparents? I see a possible jealousy thing here with the SM raising Kylon but not her own son.

(3) Where was the little girl when SM took Kylon to school?

:waitasec:

 

[cluciano63]

OT but why does it seem that no matter where a child goes missing, i.e. Florida, Oregon, Washington State...the area is one packed full of brambles, 5-foot high grass, thick woods, impossible terrain, etc....we have seen some unbelievable photos on WS of search areas in recent cases...I had no idea there was so much undevoped land left in the country until some of these searches...and such wild terrain.