TxLady2
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From this article:
http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/06/19/oregon.missing.boy/index.html?hpt=T2
LE said.. according to CNN...
"We are not in a position to name anybody a person of interest."
and they said:
sheriff spokeswoman Lt. Mary Lindstrand said the focus of the investigation is not on Terri Horman.
This folks is word games at its best.
The fact that they are not in a position to name anybody tells me they do not want anyone to lawyer up. To become unavailable to them, so they are NOT IN A POSITION to do that YET, name Terri that is.
and my favorite, the FOCUS is not on Terri, well of course its not the focus is Kyron. If she was not a POI than they would say Terri is not a POI or suspect, their use of the word focus is nothing but word games.
Now IF she is arrested if its said "you said Terri was not a suspect" they will say "we never said that we said she was not the focus, and she was not Kyron has been our focus and that has not changed."
You have to LOVE LE and thier spokesman word games.
It's not word games, my dear... they are protecting the integrity of the case. People have been falsely accused in other cases and ended up suing the entire police dept. for dragging them through the mud.
Keep in mind, the public is not entitled to know every detail of a case, nor how the investigation is being done or why it's being done in a certain way. We can throw out guesses and theories all day long, but they do not have to deny or confirm anything at this point unless it would help find this child. Their focus is on finding Kyron before they point fingers at any particular person.
It is possible that they are looking for someone who may have seen him AFTER the stepmom left, after 9 a.m., or seen him with someone who he didn't ordinarily belong with. That way they can rule the stepmom out and move on to finding whoever took him.